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State College Spikes To Host ‘Six Seven Night’ On June 7

6-7!

The State College Spikes will transform into the State College Six Seven Baseball Club and host a “Six Seven Night” on Sunday, June 7, 2026, the team announced Thursday.

The Spikes, who play in the MLB Draft League, will face the defending league champion West Virginia Black Bears on “Six Seven Night” at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.

The Spikes will wear Six Seven Baseball Club jerseys that will be auctioned off after the game. For now, fans can pre-order Six Seven T-Shirts by calling the team at 814-272-1711.

Fans who stand 6’7″ or are 67 years old will be eligible to purchase bullpen box seats for $6.70 on June 7. Additionally, the first 670 fans in attendance will receive six-seven-themed sunglasses.

Season tickets are available for fans by calling 814 272-1711 or emailing [email protected]. Single-game tickets will become available at a later date.

“Six Seven” is a viral internet trend that originated from rapper Skrilla’s song “Doot Doot.” When asked what fans will think about “Six Seven Night,” Spikes President and General Manager Scott Walker said “six seven.”

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