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Weather forces change in schedule for Charlottesville Regional

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CWSBecause of a forecast for inclement weather on Friday, the schedule has been altered for the first day of the NCAA Charlottesville Regional.

The updated Friday schedule:
11 a.m. – Virginia vs. William & Mary
4 p.m. – Bryant vs. East Carolina

The NCAA’s primary goal is to play games according to the published schedule [two games on Friday, two games on Saturday, two games on Sunday and one game on Monday (if necessary)]. This schedule change affords the teams the best chance to complete both games Friday.

The Davenport Field ticket windows open at 9 a.m. Friday, while gates open at 10 a.m. There are no ticket refunds or exchanges as the normal UVA rain policy is not in effect for postseason play.

All games in the regional will be broadcast online on ESPN3. WINA 1070-AM and 98.9-FM also will carry the Virginia game.

Fans are encouraged to sign up for a text messaging service to stay updated on date and time changes. To sign up, text UVABASE to 79516. Standard text messaging rates apply.

 

Ticket Information

All-session Reserved ticket books are available for $60 for the regional. All-session General Admission ticket books are currently on sale for $45.

All seating in the grandstands, the bleachers along the first-baseline and the left- and right-field bleachers will be reserved. General admission tickets are valid for the grass hillside along the left-field line and for standing room only.

Fans are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets in advance, as it is the only way to guarantee they will be able to attend all tournament games.

Fans may purchase ticket books online at VirginiaSports.com/tickets or in person at the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office. If available, single-session tickets for the regional go on sale to the public at 9 a.m. Friday online at VirginiaSports.com/tickets and at the Davenport Field ticket windows (no phone sales for Game 1 Friday). Single-session tickets will be $12 for Reserved and $8 for General Admission.

Ticket sales at Davenport Field begin two hours prior to the first session each day and end at the top of the seventh inning on the last session each day. Fans may upgrade from General Admission to Reserved on game day, subject to availability, at the Davenport Field ticket windows for $4 per ticket.

For further information on NCAA baseball tournament tickets, please call the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office at (800) 542-8821 or log on to VirginiaSports.com.

Davenport Field will seat 5,001 for postseason play.

Parking
All parking will be paid parking for the entire postseason. Parking on game day will be $5 in the University Hall, John Paul Jones Arena and McCue Center lots. Pre-paid parking permits are $15 through the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office and will be valid in the University Hall parking lots.

Parking will be free throughout the tournament in the Emmet/Ivy Garage.

 
 




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