OSU release - CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State baseball is making a program-record ninth-consecutive NCAA postseason appearance with the Beavers headed to the Eugene Regional.  Monday's announcement cemented the 25th all-time postseason berth for the Beavers, who have been in all six seasons under Mitch Canham. Nineteen of the 25 appearances have come since 2005, with OSU only missing the postseason in 2008 and 2016 over that stretch.  Oregon State, seeded second at the regional, will take on No. 3 seed Washington State Friday in a game that starts at noon PT. No. 1 Oregon and No. 4 Yale will play the second game of the day, with the winners of both games set to play Saturday night. The teams that lose will play in an elimination game earlier Saturday.  Oregon State is 1-1 against both Washington State and Oregon. The Beavers split a midweek series in Pullman in May and defeated Oregon in Eugene in March, while dropping a game in Corvallis in April.  Oregon State hosted Yale in the 2017 Corvallis Regional, winning 11-0 in the lone matchup ever between the teams.  The Beavers are in the postseason thanks to a 43-12 record, reaching the 40-win plateau for the fifth consecutive season and 14th time in program history.  Oregon State went 22-6 away from home during the regular season, going 15-2 in true road games and 7-4 in neutral-site contests.