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Front Royal Cardinals Set for “Catholic Night” Showdown with Woodstock River Bandits on July 19th

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The highly anticipated matchup between the Front Royal Cardinals and the Woodstock River Bandits is happening tonight at Bing Crosby Stadium, with the first pitch scheduled for 7 p.m. This evening marks the first of two special “Catholic Nights,” sponsored by the Front Royal Catholic community. The second event is slated for Friday, July 19th. These events are backed by the Knights of Columbus, Christendom College, and the Lloyd Law Group.

The local Catholic community has invited everyone to join them for a night of baseball fun. Families can attend the game free of charge by presenting a copy of the event flyer. This effort aims to fill all 1,500 seats in the stadium, creating a vibrant and supportive atmosphere for the Cardinals.

Admission Details:

Event Highlights:

  • Gates open early, allowing fans to secure the best seats and enjoy pre-game festivities.
  • The first pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m., but fans are encouraged to arrive early.

Can’t Attend? Watch Live!

For those unable to make it to the stadium, the Royal Examiner has arranged to live-stream the event. The live stream will begin at 6:45 p.m., allowing viewers to settle in and not miss any action.

This game is not just a regular season fixture but also a community event that brings together families and neighbors. The collaborative effort between the Knights of Columbus, Christendom College, and the Lloyd Law Group underscores the community spirit in Front Royal. The initiative to host these “Catholic Nights” reflects a commitment to fostering local unity through sports.

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