Spring Break
Student ticket policy announced for baseball
The Daily Barometer
Issue date: 3/1/07 Section: Sports
OSU student single-game baseball tickets will be available beginning March 5 for the home opening series against the University of Evansville, March 8-10. Student tickets include 400 general admission seats along the third baseline and 100 reserved seats in the grandstand.
Students wishing to sit together are required to obtain a ticket at the same time; there is a one ticket limit. Students must have valid OSU identification at the time of acquiring a ticket and when entering Goss Stadium at Coleman Field.
To be eligible for baseball tickets, students must be enrolled at OSU or dual-enrolled at OSU and Linn-Benton Community College, and have paid all incidental fees. Tickets will be distributed from the Gill Coliseum ticket office (Room 107) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Any grandstand reserved student tickets not picked up by the noted dates and times will go on sale to the general public the following day. General admission student tickets will be available to students through game time on a walk-up basis (based on availability).
Students wishing to sit together are required to obtain a ticket at the same time; there is a one ticket limit. Students must have valid OSU identification at the time of acquiring a ticket and when entering Goss Stadium at Coleman Field.
To be eligible for baseball tickets, students must be enrolled at OSU or dual-enrolled at OSU and Linn-Benton Community College, and have paid all incidental fees. Tickets will be distributed from the Gill Coliseum ticket office (Room 107) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Any grandstand reserved student tickets not picked up by the noted dates and times will go on sale to the general public the following day. General admission student tickets will be available to students through game time on a walk-up basis (based on availability).
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