Eastern Michigan Athletics
Baseball Announces 2024 Regular-Season Schedule
11/22/2023 10:00:00 AM | Baseball
The Eagles are slated to compete 51 times in the 2024 regular-season
Complete Schedule
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University baseball team and Head Coach Robbie Britt revealed the 2024 regular-season baseball schedule today, Nov. 22.
First, the Eagles will head south for a season-opening four-game series against Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 16-18, including a doubleheader against the Bruins, Feb. 17.
After a five-day break, Eastern will travel to Evansville, Ind., where they are slated to face the Screaming Eagles from Southern Indiana University in a three-game set, Feb. 23-25. Next up on the docket for EMU is a three-game series in the heart of Texas, as the Eagles are set to face Houston Christian University, March 1-3.
The Green and White kickoff Mid-American Conference play against the Ball State University Cardinals, March 8-10 in Muncie, Ind., before heading to the state of Kentucky where they are slated to face Morehead State University in a four-game series, March 15-17, with a doubleheader against MSU, March 17.
Eastern will finally return home to Ypsilanti after its series against Morehead State, and play its home-opening game against cross-town foe, the University of Michigan, March 19.
The Eagles will remain at Oestrike for the next two series where they are set to host cross-state rivals Western Michigan University, March 22-24, followed by a three-game set with Central Michigan University, March 29-31.
As Michigan did for Eastern's home-opener, the Eagles will return the favor and make the short seven-mile trip to the UM campus to face the Wolverines on their home turf in a standalone game, April 2, prior to heading to Kent, Ohio, for a series with the Golden Flashes of Kent State University, April 5-7.
Next, Eastern will face the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies at Oestrike Stadium, April 9, followed by two more home series against the Ohio University Bobcats, April 12-14, and the University of Akron Zips, April 19-21. The Eagles will spend the rest of the month on the road with a game at Oakland, April 23, before heading to Oxford, Ohio, to face Miami University in a three-game series, April 26-28, while opening the month of May at the University of Toledo, May 3-5.
Eastern will face-off with its final 'Power Five' opponent of the season when it takes on the Buckeyes of Ohio State University, May 7, before welcoming Bowling Green State University to Ypsilanti for a three-game series, May 10-12. The Green and White's final home game of the season will come against the Butler University Bulldogs, May 14.
EMU will close out the regular-season in DeKalb, Ill., as they are set to do battle with the Northern Illinois University Huskies, May 16-18.
Post-season play begins May 22 with the MAC Tournament, which returns to Mercy Health Stadium in Avon, Ohio, as the field expand to six teams. The event returns to the familiar site as the conference championship was previously held at Mercy Health Stadium, formerly known as All Pro Freight Stadium, Sprenger Stadium and Crushers Stadium, from 2012-19.
EMU and Eagle All-Access will announce its 2024 broadcast schedule as the season nears.
To stay up-to-date with all things EMU baseball, follow the Eagles on X @EMU_Baseball and Instagram @emu_baseball.
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University baseball team and Head Coach Robbie Britt revealed the 2024 regular-season baseball schedule today, Nov. 22.
First, the Eagles will head south for a season-opening four-game series against Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 16-18, including a doubleheader against the Bruins, Feb. 17.
After a five-day break, Eastern will travel to Evansville, Ind., where they are slated to face the Screaming Eagles from Southern Indiana University in a three-game set, Feb. 23-25. Next up on the docket for EMU is a three-game series in the heart of Texas, as the Eagles are set to face Houston Christian University, March 1-3.
The Green and White kickoff Mid-American Conference play against the Ball State University Cardinals, March 8-10 in Muncie, Ind., before heading to the state of Kentucky where they are slated to face Morehead State University in a four-game series, March 15-17, with a doubleheader against MSU, March 17.
Eastern will finally return home to Ypsilanti after its series against Morehead State, and play its home-opening game against cross-town foe, the University of Michigan, March 19.
The Eagles will remain at Oestrike for the next two series where they are set to host cross-state rivals Western Michigan University, March 22-24, followed by a three-game set with Central Michigan University, March 29-31.
As Michigan did for Eastern's home-opener, the Eagles will return the favor and make the short seven-mile trip to the UM campus to face the Wolverines on their home turf in a standalone game, April 2, prior to heading to Kent, Ohio, for a series with the Golden Flashes of Kent State University, April 5-7.
Next, Eastern will face the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies at Oestrike Stadium, April 9, followed by two more home series against the Ohio University Bobcats, April 12-14, and the University of Akron Zips, April 19-21. The Eagles will spend the rest of the month on the road with a game at Oakland, April 23, before heading to Oxford, Ohio, to face Miami University in a three-game series, April 26-28, while opening the month of May at the University of Toledo, May 3-5.
Eastern will face-off with its final 'Power Five' opponent of the season when it takes on the Buckeyes of Ohio State University, May 7, before welcoming Bowling Green State University to Ypsilanti for a three-game series, May 10-12. The Green and White's final home game of the season will come against the Butler University Bulldogs, May 14.
EMU will close out the regular-season in DeKalb, Ill., as they are set to do battle with the Northern Illinois University Huskies, May 16-18.
Post-season play begins May 22 with the MAC Tournament, which returns to Mercy Health Stadium in Avon, Ohio, as the field expand to six teams. The event returns to the familiar site as the conference championship was previously held at Mercy Health Stadium, formerly known as All Pro Freight Stadium, Sprenger Stadium and Crushers Stadium, from 2012-19.
EMU and Eagle All-Access will announce its 2024 broadcast schedule as the season nears.
To stay up-to-date with all things EMU baseball, follow the Eagles on X @EMU_Baseball and Instagram @emu_baseball.
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