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FREE TICKETS – Baseball in Front Royal This Friday, Jun 21st, 2024 – 7 pm

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The Front Royal Catholic community will sponsor the first of two “Catholic Nights” at Bing Crosby Stadium. The second game will be held on Friday, July 19th. Our Catholic neighbors have graciously invited us to join them as their guests on either or both evenings.

The Knights of Columbus, Christendom College, and the Lloyd Law Group sponsor the games.

Admission Details:

  • An entire family will be admitted free by presenting a copy of the attached flyer (reproduced on a home computer or tear-off flyer below).
  • The goal is to fill all 1,500 seats at the stadium.
  • An entire family with a single flyer will be admitted at no cost.

These two games, sponsored annually by our friends, have always attracted a large crowd and provided a fun night for the entire family.

There’s something deeply American about watching the national game in a small community on a warm summer evening. The games feature college kids recruited from all over America, spending two months of their lives in a small town they may never visit again, trying to bring a championship to this small community.

Post-Game Fun:

  • Kids get to run the bases after the game, which is always a big hit.

The Cardinals, our home team, are among the 12 teams in a college summer baseball league in the Shenandoah Valley, playing 44 games during June and July. They have won five games and are fighting hard for a playoff spot.

Contact Information:

  • If anyone has questions about how to get an entire family into the game for free, tell them to call John Lundburg at 253-273-2951.

Go Cardinals!

Click here to download the flyer.

 

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