Davidson Wildcats Baseball Tickets

Davidson College was founded in 1837 and the Red and Black Wildcats baseball team first took to the field in 1902. They have amassed an all-time record of 1,396-2,039-14 (.407) as a part of three different conferences. The 2017 season was the Wildcats’ winningest season with 35 regular-season wins and their first-ever in program history title to the NCAA Regionals. They went up against Texas A&M in the Super Regionals and eventually lost by 2 runs after 15 innings. Though the loss was upsetting, the Wildcats and their fans were proud of the progress they had made. A few of the Wildcats’ most recent all-time lettermen include Luke Burton, Kieran Casey, Ruben Fontes, Matt Gravely, Charlie King and Noah Takac. With a strong group of returning starters and a talented line-up of newcomers, the Wildcats might just add another title to their record book this season. Grab your tickets to see the Davidson Wildcats baseball team in action at StubHub.

Who are former Wildcats that played in the Majors?

The Wildcats baseball team has yielded a few draft picks and Major League Baseball players over the year. Those who made it to the MLB over the years include Fred Anderson, Hyder Barr, Everett Booe, Rufe Clarke, Pat Crawford, Robert Eenhoorn, Dick Marlowe and Buck Marrow. Some of the most recent draft picks include Will Robertson (30th, 2019), Clark Beeker (33rd, 2016), Jake Sidwell (39th, 2013), Andy Bass and Chris Lamb (18th and 11th, 2011).

Who is the coaching staff for the Davidson Wildcats baseball team?

Rucker Taylor took over as head coach for the Wildcats in 2018, after six total seasons on staff with the wildcats. Four of those seasons, Taylor served as associate head coach. He was listed among Baseball America’s Top Ten Coaches under 40 in 2018 due to his assistance in the entire team improving with batting averages, RBI totals and home run totals. Prior to coming to Davidson, Taylor spent six seasons at Samford as the outfield coach and assisting with infielders and hitting. Rucker Taylor is assisted on the field by Assistant Coaches, Ryan Munger and Parker Bangs, and Volunteer Assistant Coach, Aaron Lesiak.

Where does the Davidson Wildcats baseball team play home games?

Wilson Field originally opened as Wildcat Park in 1967. In 2005, it was renovated and renamed after T. Henry Wilson, Jr., a 1951 Davidson graduate who played both football and baseball for the Wildcats. The stadium features a press box, batting cages, baseball clubhouse, bleachers and concession stands. The intimate venue has seating for just 700 fans.

What is the Davidson Wildcats baseball schedule like?

You can catch the Wildcats playing a string of home games in Davidson, N.C. at the beginning of the season in mid-February. They will be up against teams like the Lehigh Mountain Hawks, the Georgetown Hoyas and the Siena Saints. Later in the season, you can catch the ‘Cats up against other teams in the Atlantic 10 Conference like the UMASS Minutemen, the St. Joseph’s Hawks and the Richmond Spiders.

How can I purchase tickets to see Davidson Wildcats baseball games?

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How much are Davidson Wildcats baseball tickets?

You can find tickets for as little as $20 per seat. However, ticket prices can fluctuate depending on factors like regular or tournament games, seat location and who the ‘Cats are playing against. Be sure to check StubHub regularly for updated pricing information.Back to Top