How to Watch West Virginia vs. Towson

The West Virginia Mountaineers (14-1) host the Towson Tigers (4-11) for the ninth meeting between the two programs.

West Virginia vs. Towson Series History

West Virginia leads 4-3-1

Last Meeting: WVU 8, Towson 3 (Feb. 27, 2019)

When: Tuesday, Mar. 11, 2:00 p.m. EST

Location: Morgantown, WV, Kendrick Family Ballpark (3,500)

Stream: ESPN+

WVU Game Notes

- West Virginia finishes off a four-game homestand with a midweek matchup against Towson.

- The Mountaineers are 14-1 this season after taking two of three against Kennesaw State this past weekend, winning on Friday and Sunday.

- Junior Sam White went 9-for-12 in the series against the Owls with a home run, four doubles, and nine RBI.

- The Mountaineers won their first 13 games of the season, the fourth-best start in program history.

- Steve Sabins is in his first season at the helm in Morgantown. He has spent the previous nine seasons on staff with the Mountaineers, including the past three as Associate Head Coach.

- In the Big 12 Preseason Poll, the Mountaineers were picked fourth, the highest predicted finish since joining the league.

- West Virginia has finished with a .500-or-better record in 11 of 12 seasons in the Big 12.

- The Mountaineers’ 56-game schedule features 14 meetings with teams that reached the 2024 NCAA Tournament.

- 2025 will be the 11th season the Mountaineers play at Wagener Field at Kendrick Family Ballpark. The field was named after Rick and Jay Wagener on Aug. 30, 2021, following a major gift donation to the program.

- Rick Wagener was a standout pitcher at WVU from 1968-71. The ballpark was renamed after alum and principal owner of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Ken Kendrick and his family, in 2024.

- WVU is set to play 25 home games this spring. The squad has had a winning record at the facility for eight straight years and is coming off a season in which it went 17-6 in games played in Morgantown.

- The Mountaineers are coming off a historic season in 2024, advancing to the NCAA Super Regionals for the first time in program history. WVU swept through the Tucson regional as the three seed before falling in two one-run games at North Carolina.