Eastern Michigan Athletics
10/24/2024 1:26:00 PM | Baseball
The 52-game season begins Feb. 14 against the Pittsburgh Panthers
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – Eastern Michigan University Baseball Head Coach Robbie Britt announced the Eagles' 2025 schedule Thursday, Oct. 24.
Beginning Feb. 14, Eastern will embark on a 52-game campaign where it will play three neutral site games, 31 road contests, and 18 home games, which will take place at Oestrike Stadium in Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Eagles will compete in contests in eight different states including Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and South Carolina.
Outside of its Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponents, Eastern will face teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference, Atlantic-10 Conference, Atlantic Sun Conference, America East Conference, Big South Conference, Big Ten Conference, and the Horizon League.
The Eagles will first take the mound on NCAA Division I Opening Day and start their 18 game road trip with a three-game series in Florida where they will take on the Pittsburgh Panthers, Feb. 14-16.
After a four-day break, Eastern will travel to Conway, Ark., to face the Sugar Bears of Central Arkansas in a three-game set at Bear Stadium, Feb. 21-23.
Four days later, the Eagles will return to action, Feb. 28-March 2, for a four-game series against the Presbyterian College Blue Hose, which finished atop the Big South Conference in the regular season in 2024 with an 18-6 conference record.
Eastern will head to Notre Dame, Ind., to take on the Fighting Irish at Frank Eck Stadium, in their first power four matchup of the season, March 5. After a short break, MACtion will be in full effect as the Green and White begin conference play in Akron for a three-game series against the Zips at Skeeles Field, March 7-9.
Eastern will then travel 124 miles south of Akron to Columbus, Ohio, for a mid-week matchup with the Buckeyes of Ohio State, in what will be its first of four games against a Big Ten Conference foe, March 11.
Three days later, Eastern will return to conference play, facing its cross-state rivals on the road, the Western Michigan Broncos in a three-game series, March 14-16.
Eastern's home-opener will fall on March 19 for the second consecutive season, as the Eagles will flock back to Ypsilanti to face the Dayton Flyers.
Next, Eastern hosts conference opponent Miami for a three-game series at home, March 21-23.
EMU will face Michigan in a home and home series for the battle of Washtenaw County. It first faces the Wolverines in Ann Arbor, March 25.
Three days later, Ohio hosts Eastern for a three-game set, March 28-30.
Eastern Michigan will complete the home and home with the Wolverines to start the month of April, April 1, before hosting Ball State in a three-game series, April 4-6.
The Eagles will then take on Horizon League opponent Oakland University in consecutive days, April 8-9. The first game will take place in Rochester, Mich., before the series switches to Ypsilanti the following day.
Next on the docket for the Eagles is a three-game home series against the Toledo Rockets, April 11-13
Four days later, the Eagles head to Albany, New York, to take on the Albany Great Danes in a three-game series, April 17-19.
The Green and White then return to Oestrike Stadium to take on Youngstown State in a standalone game, April 22.
Eastern Michigan will finish April on the road, taking on the defending MAC Regular Season Champions, Bowling Green in a three-game series, April 25-27, before heading southwest to finish the second half of a home and home series at Dayton, April 30.
Conference play will continue when the Eagles face Northern Illinois in a three-game series at home, May 2-4.
Eastern plays in its final non-conference game of the season, going on the road to face the Michigan State Spartans, May 6.
The Eagles will travel north to Mount Pleasant, Mich., where they are slated to take on rivals Central Michigan in their final road competition with a three-game series, May 9-11.
Eastern will close out the regular season at home, where they are set to do battle with the Kent State Golden Flashes, May 15-17.
The season will culminate with the 2025 MAC Baseball Championship, held at Crushers Stadium in Avon, Ohio, where the Eagles will aim to make their first appearance since the 2018 campaign. The top six teams in the regular-season qualify for the tournament.
The 2025 season will feature Eastern baseball airing on ESPN+ for all home games. EMU and ESPN+ will announce its 2025 broadcast schedule as the season nears.
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – Eastern Michigan University Baseball Head Coach Robbie Britt announced the Eagles' 2025 schedule Thursday, Oct. 24.
Beginning Feb. 14, Eastern will embark on a 52-game campaign where it will play three neutral site games, 31 road contests, and 18 home games, which will take place at Oestrike Stadium in Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Eagles will compete in contests in eight different states including Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and South Carolina.
Outside of its Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponents, Eastern will face teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference, Atlantic-10 Conference, Atlantic Sun Conference, America East Conference, Big South Conference, Big Ten Conference, and the Horizon League.
The Eagles will first take the mound on NCAA Division I Opening Day and start their 18 game road trip with a three-game series in Florida where they will take on the Pittsburgh Panthers, Feb. 14-16.
After a four-day break, Eastern will travel to Conway, Ark., to face the Sugar Bears of Central Arkansas in a three-game set at Bear Stadium, Feb. 21-23.
Four days later, the Eagles will return to action, Feb. 28-March 2, for a four-game series against the Presbyterian College Blue Hose, which finished atop the Big South Conference in the regular season in 2024 with an 18-6 conference record.
Eastern will head to Notre Dame, Ind., to take on the Fighting Irish at Frank Eck Stadium, in their first power four matchup of the season, March 5. After a short break, MACtion will be in full effect as the Green and White begin conference play in Akron for a three-game series against the Zips at Skeeles Field, March 7-9.
Eastern will then travel 124 miles south of Akron to Columbus, Ohio, for a mid-week matchup with the Buckeyes of Ohio State, in what will be its first of four games against a Big Ten Conference foe, March 11.
Three days later, Eastern will return to conference play, facing its cross-state rivals on the road, the Western Michigan Broncos in a three-game series, March 14-16.
Eastern's home-opener will fall on March 19 for the second consecutive season, as the Eagles will flock back to Ypsilanti to face the Dayton Flyers.
Next, Eastern hosts conference opponent Miami for a three-game series at home, March 21-23.
EMU will face Michigan in a home and home series for the battle of Washtenaw County. It first faces the Wolverines in Ann Arbor, March 25.
Three days later, Ohio hosts Eastern for a three-game set, March 28-30.
Eastern Michigan will complete the home and home with the Wolverines to start the month of April, April 1, before hosting Ball State in a three-game series, April 4-6.
The Eagles will then take on Horizon League opponent Oakland University in consecutive days, April 8-9. The first game will take place in Rochester, Mich., before the series switches to Ypsilanti the following day.
Next on the docket for the Eagles is a three-game home series against the Toledo Rockets, April 11-13
Four days later, the Eagles head to Albany, New York, to take on the Albany Great Danes in a three-game series, April 17-19.
The Green and White then return to Oestrike Stadium to take on Youngstown State in a standalone game, April 22.
Eastern Michigan will finish April on the road, taking on the defending MAC Regular Season Champions, Bowling Green in a three-game series, April 25-27, before heading southwest to finish the second half of a home and home series at Dayton, April 30.
Conference play will continue when the Eagles face Northern Illinois in a three-game series at home, May 2-4.
Eastern plays in its final non-conference game of the season, going on the road to face the Michigan State Spartans, May 6.
The Eagles will travel north to Mount Pleasant, Mich., where they are slated to take on rivals Central Michigan in their final road competition with a three-game series, May 9-11.
Eastern will close out the regular season at home, where they are set to do battle with the Kent State Golden Flashes, May 15-17.
The season will culminate with the 2025 MAC Baseball Championship, held at Crushers Stadium in Avon, Ohio, where the Eagles will aim to make their first appearance since the 2018 campaign. The top six teams in the regular-season qualify for the tournament.
The 2025 season will feature Eastern baseball airing on ESPN+ for all home games. EMU and ESPN+ will announce its 2025 broadcast schedule as the season nears.
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