PHOENIX – Highlighted by 33 home games, the last season competing against long-time Pac-12 rivals and leaving the state of Arizona for a prestigious early season tournament for the first time since 2007, Sun Devil Baseball and head coach Willie Bloomquist have announced the competition schedule for the 2024 campaign.
ASU's slate is 56 games and is made up of 26 non-conference matchups and 30 contests in league play, culminating in the final Pac-12 Conference Tournament in Scottsdale to open the postseason. The current dates and times remain subject to change based on TV/Live Stream allocations, which will be released at a later date.
Five opponents on ASU's 2024 schedule won their conference titles last season in Santa Clara, Stanford, UC San Diego, Cal State Fullerton and potentially TCU. The schedule features 26 games against teams that advanced to the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
Season tickets are available and season ticket holders can still renew their seats by calling 480-965-5333 or emailing seasontickets@asu.edu. Current season ticket holders will have the opportunity to upgrade and add season ticket seats during our annual upgrade process in early November
Fans wanting to join the season ticket holder family can purchase season tickets at this link, calling 480-965-5812 or emailing seasontickets@asu.edu. Mini Plans will be available on Black Friday while Single Game and Group Tickets will be available in January, one month prior to first pitch.
The Sun Devils will host an Open House event to kick off the 2024 campaign on Saturday, Feb. 3, with more details forthcoming.
Sun Devil Baseball looks forward to a raucous home environment, welcoming home contests against 2023 NCAA Tournament competitors from Santa Clara, Washington, Oregon, Texas Tech and rival Arizona. Last season, ASU had a total attendance of 96,298 - a total that was second in the Pac-12 and the West Coast and 28th nationally. Phoenix Municipal Stadium averaged 3,106 fans per game last season – among the Top-Five attendance averages in program history.
The Sun Devils begin the 2024 slate against 2023 NCAA Regional competitor Santa Clara, kicking off the Opening Weekend of College Baseball on Friday, Feb. 16 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for a three-game weekend series – the first of eight-straight home games to open the year.
ASU will square off with future Big 12 rival Kansas State in a midweek contest on Tuesday, Feb. 18 before welcoming Ohio State for a four-game set over four days beginning on Thursday, Feb. 22 and running through the weekend.
For the first time since 2007, the Sun Devils will leave the state of Arizona to compete on the national stage in a early season tournament, heading to Arlington, Texas, to take part in the 2024 College Baseball Series hosted at Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers. The weekend field is comprised of 2023 Tournament teams from TCU and Texas A&M as well as Pac-12 rival USC. The schedule and format for the tournament will be released at a later date. It is the first time the Sun Devils have hit the road for a "preseason" tournament since competing in the Houston College Classic in 2007.
The Sun Devils will stick around in Arlington for a midweek contest against UT-Arlington on Tuesday, March 5.
ASU will return home from its trek to Texas to open Pac-12 action with a three-game home set against 2023 Super Regional participant and Pac-12 Tournament Champion Oregon beginning Friday, March 8. The weekend series will be followed by a home midweek against New Mexico on March 12.
The Sun Devils will then make their way down the I-10 to square off with rival Arizona in the Territorial Cup series in Tucson.
After two midweek tilts at Muni against Utah Valley on March 19 and 20, ASU will head to the Pacific Northwest to take on Washington State in a three-game series in Pullman beginning Friday, March 22. The team will make a pitstop on its way home, popping by Las Vegas to take on UNLV on Monday, March 25 at Las Vegas Ballpark.
ASU hosts Cal in Phoenix beginning Thursday, March 28, kicking the series off a day early due to Easter Sunday, before hosting crosstown rival GCU on Tuesday, April 2.
It is then back to the PNW for the Sun Devils, heading to Corvallis to take on 2023 NCAA Tourney participants Oregon State beginning Friday, April 5 before heading back to the valley and returning the home-and-home series with GCU at Brazell Field at GCU Ballpark on Tuesday, April 9.
A three-game home series against Utah starting Friday, April 12 precedes a week in SoCal, where ASU will take on 2023 Tournament participant Cal State Fullerton in two midweek tilts on April 16-17 before a three-game Pac-12 series against UCLA.
ASU will take on the other half of the SoCal conference schools at home the following weekend, squaring off with USC beginning Friday, April 26 and kicking off nine-straight home games that also feature a pair of midweeks against UC San Diego (April 30-May 1), a Pac-12 series against 2023 NCAA Tourney team Washington, and a non-conference tilt against Arizona in the final Territorial Cup matchup.
ASU will head to The Farm to take on 2023 College World Series participant and Pac-12 regular season champion Stanford in the final Pac-12 series of the year before concluding the regular season with two games against 2023 Tourney participant and future Big 12 opponent Texas Tech beginning Thursday, May 16 and finishing the season with a final non-conference game (and regular season game) against UNLV.
The Pac-12 Conference tournament will be held at Scottsdale Stadium from May 21-25 in partnership with the City of Scottsdale and The Arizona Sports & Entertainment Commission. The Pac-12 announced a change in format for the 2023 tournament that will continue into the 2024 event, expanding the field to nine teams and switching to pool play. There will be three teams in each pool, with each team playing two games in pool play with the top three team and a wild card advancing to a single elimination bracket to determine the league champion.
The Sun Devils will host one Fall Exhibition Game at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, welcoming Grand Canyon on Saturday, Nov. 11 with a time TBD – a week after heading to the University of San Diego for another exhibition contest.
ASU's slate is 56 games and is made up of 26 non-conference matchups and 30 contests in league play, culminating in the final Pac-12 Conference Tournament in Scottsdale to open the postseason. The current dates and times remain subject to change based on TV/Live Stream allocations, which will be released at a later date.
Five opponents on ASU's 2024 schedule won their conference titles last season in Santa Clara, Stanford, UC San Diego, Cal State Fullerton and potentially TCU. The schedule features 26 games against teams that advanced to the 2023 NCAA Tournament.
Season tickets are available and season ticket holders can still renew their seats by calling 480-965-5333 or emailing seasontickets@asu.edu. Current season ticket holders will have the opportunity to upgrade and add season ticket seats during our annual upgrade process in early November
Fans wanting to join the season ticket holder family can purchase season tickets at this link, calling 480-965-5812 or emailing seasontickets@asu.edu. Mini Plans will be available on Black Friday while Single Game and Group Tickets will be available in January, one month prior to first pitch.
The Sun Devils will host an Open House event to kick off the 2024 campaign on Saturday, Feb. 3, with more details forthcoming.
Sun Devil Baseball looks forward to a raucous home environment, welcoming home contests against 2023 NCAA Tournament competitors from Santa Clara, Washington, Oregon, Texas Tech and rival Arizona. Last season, ASU had a total attendance of 96,298 - a total that was second in the Pac-12 and the West Coast and 28th nationally. Phoenix Municipal Stadium averaged 3,106 fans per game last season – among the Top-Five attendance averages in program history.
The Sun Devils begin the 2024 slate against 2023 NCAA Regional competitor Santa Clara, kicking off the Opening Weekend of College Baseball on Friday, Feb. 16 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium for a three-game weekend series – the first of eight-straight home games to open the year.
ASU will square off with future Big 12 rival Kansas State in a midweek contest on Tuesday, Feb. 18 before welcoming Ohio State for a four-game set over four days beginning on Thursday, Feb. 22 and running through the weekend.
For the first time since 2007, the Sun Devils will leave the state of Arizona to compete on the national stage in a early season tournament, heading to Arlington, Texas, to take part in the 2024 College Baseball Series hosted at Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers. The weekend field is comprised of 2023 Tournament teams from TCU and Texas A&M as well as Pac-12 rival USC. The schedule and format for the tournament will be released at a later date. It is the first time the Sun Devils have hit the road for a "preseason" tournament since competing in the Houston College Classic in 2007.
The Sun Devils will stick around in Arlington for a midweek contest against UT-Arlington on Tuesday, March 5.
ASU will return home from its trek to Texas to open Pac-12 action with a three-game home set against 2023 Super Regional participant and Pac-12 Tournament Champion Oregon beginning Friday, March 8. The weekend series will be followed by a home midweek against New Mexico on March 12.
The Sun Devils will then make their way down the I-10 to square off with rival Arizona in the Territorial Cup series in Tucson.
After two midweek tilts at Muni against Utah Valley on March 19 and 20, ASU will head to the Pacific Northwest to take on Washington State in a three-game series in Pullman beginning Friday, March 22. The team will make a pitstop on its way home, popping by Las Vegas to take on UNLV on Monday, March 25 at Las Vegas Ballpark.
ASU hosts Cal in Phoenix beginning Thursday, March 28, kicking the series off a day early due to Easter Sunday, before hosting crosstown rival GCU on Tuesday, April 2.
It is then back to the PNW for the Sun Devils, heading to Corvallis to take on 2023 NCAA Tourney participants Oregon State beginning Friday, April 5 before heading back to the valley and returning the home-and-home series with GCU at Brazell Field at GCU Ballpark on Tuesday, April 9.
A three-game home series against Utah starting Friday, April 12 precedes a week in SoCal, where ASU will take on 2023 Tournament participant Cal State Fullerton in two midweek tilts on April 16-17 before a three-game Pac-12 series against UCLA.
ASU will take on the other half of the SoCal conference schools at home the following weekend, squaring off with USC beginning Friday, April 26 and kicking off nine-straight home games that also feature a pair of midweeks against UC San Diego (April 30-May 1), a Pac-12 series against 2023 NCAA Tourney team Washington, and a non-conference tilt against Arizona in the final Territorial Cup matchup.
ASU will head to The Farm to take on 2023 College World Series participant and Pac-12 regular season champion Stanford in the final Pac-12 series of the year before concluding the regular season with two games against 2023 Tourney participant and future Big 12 opponent Texas Tech beginning Thursday, May 16 and finishing the season with a final non-conference game (and regular season game) against UNLV.
The Pac-12 Conference tournament will be held at Scottsdale Stadium from May 21-25 in partnership with the City of Scottsdale and The Arizona Sports & Entertainment Commission. The Pac-12 announced a change in format for the 2023 tournament that will continue into the 2024 event, expanding the field to nine teams and switching to pool play. There will be three teams in each pool, with each team playing two games in pool play with the top three team and a wild card advancing to a single elimination bracket to determine the league champion.
The Sun Devils will host one Fall Exhibition Game at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, welcoming Grand Canyon on Saturday, Nov. 11 with a time TBD – a week after heading to the University of San Diego for another exhibition contest.