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RICHMOND, Ky. – Season tickets for the 2024 Eastern Kentucky University baseball season are on sale now.
 
The season ticket package guarantees fans the best seats for all 30 home games, including Kentucky's visit to Earle Combs Stadium, three games against NCAA Regional participant Wright State, a home game against long-time rival Morehead State, two games against in-state rival Northern Kentucky, a game against Marshall and Atlantic Sun Conference series against North Alabama, Stetson, Queens, Bellarmine and Jacksonville.
 
Season tickets can be purchased online at EKUSports.com or by calling 859-622-2122.  Fans can also purchase season tickets in person from 9-5 p.m. at the ticket office located in the Olympic Sports Training Center.
 
The 2024 home-opener is slated for Feb. 23 against Oakland University at Earle Combs Stadium.  The three-game series will conclude on Feb. 25.  The Golden Grizzlies just missed the 30-win plateau in 2023, finishing 29-31.  EKU will host Western Illinois for three games March 1-3.
 
UK will come to Richmond on March 5, the first time since the 2000 season.  The Wildcats advanced to an NCAA Super Regional last year and finished 40-21 overall.
 
EKU will host Wright State for three games March 8-10.  The Raiders earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament last season and finished 39-23.  The first of two games against 30-game winner Morehead State is set for March 19 in Richmond.  EKU will host Dayton on March 20.
 
The first ASUN home series will be against North Alabama, March 22-24.
 
Northern Kentucky, which posted a 30-27 mark in 2023,  will make two trips to Richmond.  The first is on March 26 and another on May 7, the final non-conference regular season game for the Colonels.
 
Stetson comes to Richmond March 28-30.  EKU will host Queens April 12-14.
 
Marshall is scheduled to come to town on April 30.
 
Bellarmine visits Earle Combs Stadium for a 3-game conference series May 3-5.  The regular season ends at home against Jacksonville, May 16-18.