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11/11/2026 10:30:00 AM | Baseball
RADFORD, Va. – With their fall season in the rear-view mirror, the Radford baseball team and Head Coach Alex Guerra announced the 2027 schedule on Wednesday morning. The program's 43rd campaign is set to begin on Friday, February 19th – exactly 100 days away.
For the first time since 2024, the Highlanders begin the year away from Carter Memorial Stadium. They'll head to the coastal plain of North Carolina for a three-game series against the Seahawks of UNC Wilmington the weekend of February 19-21.
Radford's first home series is set for the following weekend of February 26-28, as the Highlanders take on Stonehill College for the first time in program history. The Skyhawks from North Eaton, Mass., fully moved to NCAA Division I last season in the Northeast Conference.
As the calendar turns to March, the Highlanders will log some miles. First, a trip up I-81 to Harrisonburg to face off against in-state foe James Madison on March 2 in the first mid-week of the season. Then, there is a three-game series in The Queen City against Charlotte from March 5-7. Radford visits their first power opponent of the season on March 10, playing the NC State Wolfpack in Raleigh.
The Highlanders return home to square off against the reigning America East Conference champion, Binghamton, from March 12-14. The four-game homestand continues Tuesday, March 16, with the first of two games scheduled against North Carolina A&T. Radford then plays their first of two scheduled back-to-back midweek games, going to ETSU to play in Johnson City on March 17.
Conference play begins on the third weekend of March, with Radford traveling to Longwood to face the Lancers from March 19-21. After James Madison comes to Carter Memorial Stadium on March 23, the Highlanders hit the road once again in Big South play for a three-game set at Gardner-Webb from March 25-27.
As the regular season nears its midpoint, the Hokies make the short drive from Blacksburg to Radford on Tuesday, March 30. The Highlanders host their first home Big South series from April 2-4, welcoming the Blue Hose of Presbyterian College. After two road midweek games on April 6 at North Carolina A&T and April 7 at VMI, former Radford coach Karl Kuhn brings his Buccaneers up to Carter Memorial Stadium for a three-game series from April 9-11.
The third and final game against a power opponent comes on April 13, when Radford plays Virginia Tech in the New River Valley battle. Then it's the first of two trips to Asheville, N.C., with the Bulldogs hosting the Highlanders from April 16-18.
The best time of the season to be a Radford fan residing near campus is seemingly from April 21-May 9, when the Highlanders play 12 games across a 19-day span at Carter Memorial Stadium. A contest with the Keydets begins the home stand on April 21, followed by a three-game conference series against Winthrop from April 23-25. The Highlanders host Maine from April 30-May 2, which includes a doubleheader on the Saturday. ETSU will be in town on May 4, and then it's a three-game series at High Point to close out the home slate from May 7-9.
Radford concludes the regular season with a pair of weekend road trips. They'll close out conference play from May 14-16 at USC Upstate, then trek to Cookeville, Tenn., to face Tennessee Tech from May 20-22.
The Big South Baseball Championship returns to HomeTrust Park in Asheville, N.C., for the second-straight season. The home of the High-A Asheville Tourists will be buzzing with conference tournament baseball from Wednesday, May 26 through Saturday, May 29.
The NCAA Tournament will commence following conference tournaments, with the conference tournament champion receiving an automatic bid. The 2027 NCAA Men's College World Series is set for June 18-28 at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb.
STAY SOCIAL WITH RADFORD BASEBALL
For all the latest on Radford Baseball, be sure to follow the team on X (@RadfordBaseball), Instagram (@radfordbaseball), and "like" the team's official Facebook Page (Radford Baseball).
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For the first time since 2024, the Highlanders begin the year away from Carter Memorial Stadium. They'll head to the coastal plain of North Carolina for a three-game series against the Seahawks of UNC Wilmington the weekend of February 19-21.
Radford's first home series is set for the following weekend of February 26-28, as the Highlanders take on Stonehill College for the first time in program history. The Skyhawks from North Eaton, Mass., fully moved to NCAA Division I last season in the Northeast Conference.
As the calendar turns to March, the Highlanders will log some miles. First, a trip up I-81 to Harrisonburg to face off against in-state foe James Madison on March 2 in the first mid-week of the season. Then, there is a three-game series in The Queen City against Charlotte from March 5-7. Radford visits their first power opponent of the season on March 10, playing the NC State Wolfpack in Raleigh.
The Highlanders return home to square off against the reigning America East Conference champion, Binghamton, from March 12-14. The four-game homestand continues Tuesday, March 16, with the first of two games scheduled against North Carolina A&T. Radford then plays their first of two scheduled back-to-back midweek games, going to ETSU to play in Johnson City on March 17.
Conference play begins on the third weekend of March, with Radford traveling to Longwood to face the Lancers from March 19-21. After James Madison comes to Carter Memorial Stadium on March 23, the Highlanders hit the road once again in Big South play for a three-game set at Gardner-Webb from March 25-27.
As the regular season nears its midpoint, the Hokies make the short drive from Blacksburg to Radford on Tuesday, March 30. The Highlanders host their first home Big South series from April 2-4, welcoming the Blue Hose of Presbyterian College. After two road midweek games on April 6 at North Carolina A&T and April 7 at VMI, former Radford coach Karl Kuhn brings his Buccaneers up to Carter Memorial Stadium for a three-game series from April 9-11.
The third and final game against a power opponent comes on April 13, when Radford plays Virginia Tech in the New River Valley battle. Then it's the first of two trips to Asheville, N.C., with the Bulldogs hosting the Highlanders from April 16-18.
The best time of the season to be a Radford fan residing near campus is seemingly from April 21-May 9, when the Highlanders play 12 games across a 19-day span at Carter Memorial Stadium. A contest with the Keydets begins the home stand on April 21, followed by a three-game conference series against Winthrop from April 23-25. The Highlanders host Maine from April 30-May 2, which includes a doubleheader on the Saturday. ETSU will be in town on May 4, and then it's a three-game series at High Point to close out the home slate from May 7-9.
Radford concludes the regular season with a pair of weekend road trips. They'll close out conference play from May 14-16 at USC Upstate, then trek to Cookeville, Tenn., to face Tennessee Tech from May 20-22.
The Big South Baseball Championship returns to HomeTrust Park in Asheville, N.C., for the second-straight season. The home of the High-A Asheville Tourists will be buzzing with conference tournament baseball from Wednesday, May 26 through Saturday, May 29.
The NCAA Tournament will commence following conference tournaments, with the conference tournament champion receiving an automatic bid. The 2027 NCAA Men's College World Series is set for June 18-28 at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb.
STAY SOCIAL WITH RADFORD BASEBALL
For all the latest on Radford Baseball, be sure to follow the team on X (@RadfordBaseball), Instagram (@radfordbaseball), and "like" the team's official Facebook Page (Radford Baseball).
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