Season tickets for the 2020 University of Arkansas at Little Rock baseball season are now on sale through the Trojan ticket office. Little Rock plays 26 home games at Gary Hogan Field this spring, getting underway in mid-February.

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“If you’re a baseball fan, you get to see big time college baseball right here in your backyard,” said head coach Chris Curry. “We open up with Illinois State, who was one out away from going to a Super Regional last year, we get rivalry games with Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Central Arkansas, and then a challenging Sun Belt schedule. South Alabama is already in the top-25, and we finish it out with our rivals from Jonesboro. There is going to be a lot of good baseball at Gary Hogan Field this spring.”

Season tickets begin at $150 for reserved chairback seats, located directly behind home plate with a custom name plate. There will be no general admission season tickets this year, but the ticket office is offering a $75 Flex Plan, which includes 20 general admission vouchers which can be used for any game during the 2020 season.

Individual game tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for children for the upcoming Little Rock baseball season with group tickets available as well for $3 each when 10 or more tickets are purchased. Group and party deck plans are also available by contacting the Trojan ticket office at 501-916-3257.

Little Rock takes to the field at Gary Hogan 26 times this season, beginning February 14-16 against NCAA tournament participant Illinois State. A non-conference series against North Alabama and midweek games against Grambling State, Mississippi Valley State, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and rival Central Arkansas are on the schedule as well as Sun Belt weekend series against UT Arlington, Appalachian State, ULM, South Alabama and rival Arkansas State.

Additionally, tickets are still available for the annual First Pitch Banquet, being held Friday, January 24 at Derek Fisher Court at the Jack Stephens Center. This year’s honoree is recent Trojan Hall of Fame inductee Derin McMains and will be the first chance to meet the 2020 Little Rock baseball team.