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NCAA Baseball Tournament Regional Host Sites Announced

Matt Newton

General view at Lindsey Nelson Stadium before the game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the South Carolina Gamecocks in Knoxville, Tenn., Thursday, May 16, 2024.
General view at Lindsey Nelson Stadium before the game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the South Carolina Gamecocks in Knoxville, Tenn., Thursday, May 16, 2024. / Randy Sartin/Special To The News

The NCAA announced the 16 teams that will host regionals at the 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament on Sunday night. Here are the 16 schools that will serve as host sites for NCAA Baseball Tournament regionals:

Athens Regional - Georgia

Bryan-College Station Regional - Texas A&M

Chapel Hill Regional - North Carolina

Charlottesville Regional - Virginia

Clemson Regional - Clemson

Corvallis Regional - Oregon State

Fayetteville Regional - Arkansas

Greenville Regional - East Carolina

Knoxville Regional - Tennessee

Lexington Regional - Kentucky

Norman Regional - Oklahoma

Raleigh Regional - NC State

Santa Barbara Regional - UC Santa Barbara

Stillwater Regional - Oklahoma State

Tallahassee Regional - Florida State

Tucson Regional - Arizona

The entire 64-team field for the 2023 NCAA Baseball Tournament will be announced on Monday, May 27th at 12pm ET on ESPN2. 

2024 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament Schedule
Selection show: Monday, May 27th at 12pm ET on ESPN2
Regionals: Friday, May 31st-Monday, June 3rd
Super Regionals: Friday, June 7th-Monday, June 10th
College World Series: Friday, June 14th-Monday, June 24th

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Matt Newton

MATT NEWTON

Managing Editor and Publisher, CavaliersNow Email: mattnewton@virginia.eduTwitter: @mattynewtssWebsite | LinkedIn | Instagram Matt Newton is the managing editor and publisher at CavaliersNow. He has been covering UVA athletics since 2019 and has been the managing editor at CavaliersNow since launching the site in August 2021. Matt covers all things UVA sports, including Virginia basketball and football news and recruiting, former Wahoos in the pros, and coverage of all 23 of the NCAA Division I sports teams at the University of Virginia. A native of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, Matt grew up a huge Philadelphia sports fan, but has also been a UVA sports fanatic his entire life thanks to his parents, who are alums of the University of Virginia. Matt followed in his parents' footsteps and attended UVA from 2017-2021, graduating with a degree in Media Studies and a minor in Economics in May of 2021.