Arizona players celebrate their NCAA baseball championship Monday night in Omaha, Neb. The Wildcats swept two-time defending champion South Carolina in a best-of-three series to win the title at the College World Series. Arizona, which won its fourth title and first since 1986, finished NCAA play a perfect 10-0.

South Carolina players, including Evan Beal (14), watch as Arizona's players celebrate their championship. The Gamecocks, who had survived multiple elimination games just to reach the best-of-three CWS finals, couldn't capture a third consecutive NCAA title.

Head coach Andy Lopez (left) and athletics director Greg Bryne hoist the championship trophy after Arizona beat South Carolina on Monday in Game 2 of the best-of-three CWS finals. Lopez is just the second coach (after Augie Garrido) to win NCAA baseball titles with two schools. He led Pepperdine to the championship in 1992.

Said CWS Most Outstanding Player Robert Refsnyder: ''This goes to out to Coach Lopez and everyone involved in the program, and without (athletic director) Greg Byrne this wouldn't be possible.''

Robert Refsnyder, the most outstanding player of the CWS, scores the eventual winning run for Arizona in the top of the ninth inning Monday. Refsnyder's run put the Wildcats ahead 2-1; Arizona beat South Carolina 4-1.

Arizona players celebrate their NCAA baseball championship. The Wildcats won 18 of their final 20 games this season, including their last 11.

Arizona second baseman Trent Gilbert leaps over South Carolina's Chase Vergason, who stole second base and went on to third on a throwing error, in the eighth inning of Monday's Game 2.

An unidentified spectator rushes onto the playing field and pats Arizona center fielder Joey Rickard in the seventh inning of Monday's Game 2 in Omaha, Neb.

Arizona Wildcats third baseman Seth Mejias-Brean hauls in a fly ball in the fifth inning of Monday's Game 2 against the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Fans in Omaha play with beach balls and other inflatable objects during the fourth inning of Monday's Game 2.

South Carolina's Nolan Belcher performs his traditional back flip before Monday's Game 2 of the College World Series.

South Carolina's Adam Matthews is tagged out by Arizona third baseman Seth Mejias-Brean as the Wildcats knock off the two-time defending champs, 5-1, in Sunday's Game 1 of the College World Series finals in Omaha.

Arizona's Johnny Field reaches second on a wild pitch as South Carolina second baseman Chase Vergason cannot reach the wild throw in the fifth inning.

Arizona's Joey Rickard is safe at third base as South Carolina third baseman LB Dantzler is late on the tag on an RBI single by Alex Mejia in the third inning.

Gamecocks pitcher Forrest Koumas walks into the dugout after being taken out in the third inning. He gave up a two-run homer in the first and suffered the loss.

Arizona second baseman Trent Gilbert leaps but cannot reach an RBI single by South Carolina's Evan Marzilli in the sixth inning.

Spectators play with beach balls at TD Ameritrade Park while South Carolina plays Arizona in Game 1 of the College World Series finals in Omaha.