Baseball Charleston Single Game Tickets Available
March 11, 2013 03:45 PM | General
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – With the first WVU baseball series in Charleston, W.Va. less than two weeks away, single game tickets for the Mountaineers’ 10 regular season home games at Appalachian Power Park are now on sale.
Single game tickets are priced at $7 for reserved seats and $5 for general admission when purchased in advance through the West Virginia Power Box Office by calling 304-344-BATS (2287). Tickets are priced at $9 and $7 on game day.
West Virginia’s games at Appalachian Power Park include matchups with Big 12 foes Texas Tech (March 22-24), Oklahoma (May 3-5), TCU (May 10-12) and one non-conference game with Morehead State on Tuesday, April 16.
“West Virginia baseball is very excited to enter the first season of competition in the Big 12,” assistant athletic director for marketing and sales Matt Wells says. “We’re also excited about the opportunity to play 10 games in a wonderful venue like Appalachian Power Park. We look forward to bringing WVU baseball to Mountaineer fans in the Charleston area.”
The WVU baseball team is under the direction of first-year head coach Randy Mazey and holds a 6-9 record entering Big 12 action this weekend at Kansas State.
Single game tickets are priced at $7 for reserved seats and $5 for general admission when purchased in advance through the West Virginia Power Box Office by calling 304-344-BATS (2287). Tickets are priced at $9 and $7 on game day.
West Virginia’s games at Appalachian Power Park include matchups with Big 12 foes Texas Tech (March 22-24), Oklahoma (May 3-5), TCU (May 10-12) and one non-conference game with Morehead State on Tuesday, April 16.
“West Virginia baseball is very excited to enter the first season of competition in the Big 12,” assistant athletic director for marketing and sales Matt Wells says. “We’re also excited about the opportunity to play 10 games in a wonderful venue like Appalachian Power Park. We look forward to bringing WVU baseball to Mountaineer fans in the Charleston area.”
The WVU baseball team is under the direction of first-year head coach Randy Mazey and holds a 6-9 record entering Big 12 action this weekend at Kansas State.
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