Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

2025)—Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

Baseball Beyond Borders will celebrate the commencement of the series with Take Me Out to the Quad, an

event in partnership with the RieImagine, Métier Brewing Co., and the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, March 13,

at Victory Hall. The event features Vibe Bingo, a menu of beer-infused selections, and a vendor market

featuring Black and women-owned businesses. Throughout the weekend, fans can expect a Yard-like

experience at Bannerwood Park with live DJs, Black-owned food trucks, activations in collaboration with HBCU

alum associations and historically Black fraternities and sororities, and more.