Kansas softball single-game tickets on sale now
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas Athletics announced Tuesday the sale of single-game tickets for the 2019 softball season which includes 21 contests at Arrocha Ballpark at Rock Chalk Park.
Fans wishing to attend can purchase adult general admission tickets for $10, while youth and senior general admission are on sale for $8. In addition to the excellent pricing for general admission seating at KU home contests, groups of 10 or more are able to purchase group rate tickets for only $5 (Call 785-864-7755 for more information), while Kansas students and youth ages four and under are admitted free (Must have Kansas Student ID present at time of admittance).
The Jayhawks open their home slate with the Jayhawk Invitational on March 8 with a double header against SEMO and Maine and conclude contests with the two teams on March 9. To finish out the tournament, KU hosts local foe UMKC on March 10 for its National Girl Scout Day game.
After a quick trip to Omaha on March 12, Kansas returns to host Tulsa and Nebraska in the Rock Chalk Challenge March 15-17, which includes a St. Patrick’s Day contest against the Huskers on the 17th.
In its first three-game home weekend series, the Jayhawks play Green Bay March 22-23 and are slated to hold their annual Jayhawk for a Cure/Pink Game on March 23.
Kansas then hosts NFCA/USA Today Preseason Poll ranked No. 18 Baylor March 29-31 for its Big 12 conference opening series.
Up next is No. 4 Oklahoma April 12-14 in the second to last home stand for the Jayhawks, which includes a Pack the Park promotion April 12.
The Jayhwaks conclude their final home series against No. 16 Texas April 26-28 and will honor their three seniors April 28 for Senior Day.
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