April 25, 2011
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By Brian Ormiston
UCFAthletics.com
ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) - When fans return to the park this weekend for UCF's series against Houston, there will be a lot of festivities and ticket deals to take advantage of starting Friday. The Knights announced Monday that this weekend will be Scout Weekend, and troops and their families can purchase tickets for just $4, or they can attend all three games for only $10 per person.
Along with reduced group pricing, scout troops and their families will receive scoreboard recognition, be able to meet the team, get autographs after the games and have an opportunity to be recognized on the field and join the UCF baseball team for the National Anthem.
To reserve tickets for Scout Weekend, call the UCF Ticket Office at (407) 823-1000.
After Friday's game one at 6:30 p.m., the Knights and Cougars will meet for game two Saturday at 4 p.m. on Military Appreciation Night. Members of the Wounded Warrior Project, SSG William Castillo and SGT Noé Santos Diloné, will be throwing out the first pitch. For more information on these two soldiers and their stories, check out the April 13 press release on the baseball page at UCFAthletics.com.
All military members with ID (active or veterans) will receive free admission Saturday.
Saturday also features the Family 4 Pack, where for only $40 fans will receive four tickets, four dogs, four drinks and four popcorns.
For the series finale Sunday at 11 a.m., youth in their little league jerseys get in free, while kids can run the bases after the game. Fans can also take part in Baseball Bingo Sunday.