Wooster swung the bats early and often, defeating Chapman 11-7 and ensuring that St. Thomas will have to beat the Scots twice on Tuesday to win the 2009 Division III baseball national championship. Photo gallery.

Sean Karpen went 2-for-3 with three walks and Luke Sutton went 3-for-3 to keep the Scots perfect in Appleton. Jordan Sigman got the start for the Panthers and gave up six runs, four earned, before being knocked out of the game without recording an out in the second.

Chapman was unable to use its ace in the championships round, as he is still nursing an undiagnosed injury. Jim Dixon and Pat Coleman sat down with Wayde Kitchens following the Panthers' elimination.

Freshman John Licht carried St. Thomas, guaranteeing the Tommies one more day in Appleton. He threw a complete game, limiting Carthage to seven hits and one walk while striking out six as St. Thomas won 3-1. Photo gallery.

The Tommies managed just five hits themselves, but pushed across single runs in the fourth, sixth and seventh. Matt Olson went 2-for-3 with a triple and scored two runs. St. Thomas awaits the winner of the Wooster-Chapman game. Monday's D3baseball.com scoreboard.

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Live video for all championship round games is available through NCAA.com, and we have links for you for Mondays games on the D3baseball.com scoreboard.

If you're unable to watch, we have links to live stats, audio when available, and updated scores. Jim Dixon and the D3baseball.com crew are also blogging on the Daily Dose during the games, for you to follow and comment. And we'll have postgame coverage as well.

On Sunday, Wooster defeated St. Thomas (Game story, feature, photo gallery); Carthage eliminated Shenandoah (Game story, photo gallery); and Chapman eliminated Kean (Game story, photo gallery).