Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University will host an NCAA Division I Baseball regional at Kendrick Family Ballpark beginning Friday, with the Mountaineers (39-14, 21-9 Big 12) slated to face Binghamton at 5 p.m. The NCAA named Kendrick Family Ballpark one of 16 regional host sites ahead of the selection show Monday. Morgantown community members and fans are preparing for regional play this weekend; the four-team Morgantown regional also includes Wake Forest and Kentucky, with the bracket revealed Monday at noon on ESPN/ESPN2. WVU entered the weekend as the No. 16 national seed, and an if-necessary regional game is scheduled for Monday, June 1.
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This is a big deal for Morgantown and WVU fans. Hosting an NCAA regional boosts local pride and economy. It's a chance to support the Mountaineers and enjoy some high-quality baseball. If you're in the area, consider heading to Kendrick Family Ballpark this weekend.
WVU's strong season has earned them a spot in the NCAA regional. They're up against Binghamton Friday at 5 p.m. If you can't make it to the park, catch the action on ESPN/ESPN2. Worth forwarding if you know a Mountaineers fan who'd love to cheer them on.
West Virginia University baseball program, local businesses, and the Morgantown community benefit from regional hosting through increased visibility, ticket revenue, and visitor spending tied to NCAA Tournament games.
Opposing teams and their fans faced travel and competitive disadvantages by playing in Morgantown, while teams not selected to host missed out on local economic and logistical advantages.
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