Clemson baseball set to host a Regional in the 2025 NCAA Tournament
Clemson baseball set to host a Regional in the 2025 NCAA Tournament
For the third consecutive year, Clemson has been selected as one of 16 hosts for the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship regionals. The Tigers, who carry a 44-16 record, will begin postseason play on Friday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. Official seedings, opponents, and game times will be revealed Monday at noon on ESPN2.
This marks the 19th time since 1980 that Clemson has hosted a regional and the 47th NCAA Tournament appearance in program history—ranking fifth all-time among Division I schools. Clemson is one of only two programs, along with Arkansas, to have hosted a regional each of the last three seasons.
All-session tickets for the Clemson Regional go on sale to IPTAY members Monday afternoon, following the NCAA Selection Show. If available, remaining all-session and single-session tickets will be released to the general public beginning Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Current Clemson students can attend all Tiger games in the regional for free with a valid CUID, receiving standing-room-only tickets at the student gate.
Full List of 2025 NCAA Baseball Regional Sites and Hosts:
Athens, Georgia – Georgia (42-15)
– Georgia (42-15) Auburn, Alabama – Auburn (38-18)
– Auburn (38-18) Austin, Texas – Texas (42-12)
– Texas (42-12) Baton Rouge, Louisiana – LSU (43-14)
– LSU (43-14) Chapel Hill, North Carolina – North Carolina (42-12)
– North Carolina (42-12) Clemson, South Carolina – Clemson (44-16)
– Clemson (44-16) Conway, South Carolina – Coastal Carolina (48-11)
– Coastal Carolina (48-11) Corvallis, Oregon – Oregon State (41-12-1)
– Oregon State (41-12-1) Eugene, Oregon – Oregon (42-14)
– Oregon (42-14) Fayetteville, Arkansas – Arkansas (43-13)
– Arkansas (43-13) Hattiesburg, Mississippi – Southern Miss (44-14)
– Southern Miss (44-14) Knoxville, Tennessee – Tennessee (43-16)
– Tennessee (43-16) Los Angeles, California – UCLA (42-16)
– UCLA (42-16) Nashville, Tennessee – Vanderbilt (42-16)
– Vanderbilt (42-16) Oxford, Mississippi – Ole Miss (40-19)
– Ole Miss (40-19) Tallahassee, Florida – Florida State (38-14)
Clemson's journey back to the postseason continues this week, as the Tigers await their opening matchup and aim to make another deep run in June.
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