Topics

More

Penn State Baseball Returns To PNC Park May 17 Against Pitt

Penn State baseball will return to the Pittsburgh Pirates’ PNC Park for a rivalry matchup against Pitt on Tuesday, May 17, the team announced Wednesday morning.

This is the first time the Nittany Lions will play at PNC Park since 2019, when they faced the West Virginia Mountaineers. Penn State first played there in 2017.

“We are very excited to once again play at PNC Park,” head coach Rob Cooper said in a release. “It is one of the best stadiums in all of Major League Baseball and it will create a lifetime memory for all our players.Ā I look forward to seeing Nittany Nation show up and support our student-athletes.”

Penn State and Pitt have played one another 135 times, with an all-time series record of 88-46-1 in the Nittany Lions’ favor. However, in their two games since 2019, each team has one win.

Tickets will be on sale for $10 through the Pittsburgh Pirates’ website, with a discounted ticket rate for students and alumni. Codes for each group are “PSUSTUDENT” and “Nittanylion”, respectively.

Penn State baseball hasn’t yet announced its full 2022 schedule, but more details should come out soon as spring nears.

Your ad blocker is on.

Please choose an option below.

Sign up for our e-mail newsletter:
OR
Support quality journalism:
Purchase a Subscription!

About the Author

Sam Fremin

Sam is a senior from Ashburn, Virginia, majoring in journalism and political science & minoring in German and creative writing. He is a Dallas Cowboys fan who relishes the misery of Eagles fans. All hate messages can be sent to [email protected] or @SamFremin on Twitter.

He may or may not read every single comment he gets.

Happy Valley Casino Brings First Gambling Hub To Centre County

The new casino is the first of its kind in the area and will offer 600 slot machines, table games, and food and beverage options.

Preferred Walk-On Wide Receiver Henry Lustig Commits To Penn State Football

Lustig is the son of Penn State special teams coordinator Justin Lustig.

Penn State Wrestling’s Luke Lilledahl Aims To Showcase Growth In High-Stakes Rematch Against Dean Peterson

“I feel like the more you dwell on the past, the more thingsĀ don’tĀ change.”

113kFollowers
67.4kFollowers
4,570Subscribers
Sign up for our Newsletter