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Baseball Season Tickets on Sale
10/08/2018 | Baseball
TUCSON, Ariz. -- The West Coast attendance leader in baseball for two of the past three seasons, the Arizona Wildcats have opened up season ticket sales for the 2019 season.
Fans can purchase tickets by visiting here, or by calling 621-CATS. The renewal deadline is Friday, Nov. 9. The 2019 season opens Feb. 15 versus Massachusetts-Lowell for a three-game series. The entire schedule is still be finalized, but this year's slate will feature 32 home games.
Last year, Arizona averaged 3,332 fans per game at Hi Corbett Field, which was second in the Pac-12 and all West Coast schools. The Wildcats have averaged more than 3,000 fans for three straight seasons under head coach Jay Johnson. All total, Arizona welcomed 96,628 fans through the gates at Hi Corbett Field last season.
Arizona went 34-22 last season in Johnson's third season with the Wildcats. The program has gone 121-67 in three seasons under Johnson and went 23-6 at Hi Corbett last season. The program welcomes back several key players from last year's club, including infielders Nick Quintana, Cameron Cannon and Jacob Blas, along with outfielders Matt Fraizer and Donta Williams. On the mound, the Cats welcome back lefties Randy Labaut, Avery Weems and Gil Luna to go with righties Zach Sherman, Preston Price, Jonathan Guardado and others.
On top of all the returning talent, Johnson welcomes in a recruiting class that was ranked third by Collegiate Baseball, 11th by D1Baseball.com and 13th by Baseball America. The class is headlined by six players who were drafted in June, but decided to put their professional careers on hold and enroll at Arizona.
For more information on season ticket pricing, see below.
2019 Season Ticket Prices
Fans can purchase tickets by visiting here, or by calling 621-CATS. The renewal deadline is Friday, Nov. 9. The 2019 season opens Feb. 15 versus Massachusetts-Lowell for a three-game series. The entire schedule is still be finalized, but this year's slate will feature 32 home games.
Last year, Arizona averaged 3,332 fans per game at Hi Corbett Field, which was second in the Pac-12 and all West Coast schools. The Wildcats have averaged more than 3,000 fans for three straight seasons under head coach Jay Johnson. All total, Arizona welcomed 96,628 fans through the gates at Hi Corbett Field last season.
Arizona went 34-22 last season in Johnson's third season with the Wildcats. The program has gone 121-67 in three seasons under Johnson and went 23-6 at Hi Corbett last season. The program welcomes back several key players from last year's club, including infielders Nick Quintana, Cameron Cannon and Jacob Blas, along with outfielders Matt Fraizer and Donta Williams. On the mound, the Cats welcome back lefties Randy Labaut, Avery Weems and Gil Luna to go with righties Zach Sherman, Preston Price, Jonathan Guardado and others.
On top of all the returning talent, Johnson welcomes in a recruiting class that was ranked third by Collegiate Baseball, 11th by D1Baseball.com and 13th by Baseball America. The class is headlined by six players who were drafted in June, but decided to put their professional careers on hold and enroll at Arizona.
For more information on season ticket pricing, see below.
2019 Season Ticket Prices
| Area/Type | Priority Amount | Ticket Amount | Total Cost |
| Reserved Adult | $50 | $115 | $165 |
| Reserved Senior/ Youth | $50 | $80 | $130 |
| General Admission Adult | - | $115 | $115 |
| General Admission Senior/Youth | - | $100 | $100 |
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