CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State baseball has been a mainstay at Surprise Stadium in Arizona since 2014. That continues in 2026.
Oregon State baseball’s 2026 season-opening tournament was announced Monday in coordination with REV Entertainment, which is partnering with the Spring Training home of the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers to organize the event.
The Beavers’ 2026 season officially gets underway Feb. 13 and will take place over four days in Surprise. Oregon State will take on Arizona, Stanford and Michigan over the first three days. A second meeting with the Wolverines will take place on Monday, Feb. 16 in a game that is not officially a part of the tournament.
Matchups and game times will be announced at a later date.
Per the city of Surprise, the stadium has hosted 136 college baseball games and more than 182,000 fans since the Beavers took over as tournament host. Oregon State has played 72 games at Surprise Stadium since 2014, going 61-11. OSU went 4-0 in Surprise last season, totaling 12,623 fans.
Oregon State and Arizona have played 90 times, with the Beavers holding a 46-44 advantage in the all-time series. The teams both advanced to the Men’s College World Series in 2025, and were on the same side of the bracket but did not meet. The Wildcats have a 3-0 advantage in neutral-site games.
OSU has squared off with Michigan five times, posting a 5-0 mark. The teams last met in 2024 in Arlington, Texas, an 11-1 Oregon State victory. OSU has out-scored Michigan, 34-7, in the three neutral-site meetings between the teams.
The Beavers have played Stanford 107 times, with the Cardinal holding a 56-51 series lead. The 2026 matchup will mark the ninth neutral-site matchup; Stanford has won all eight played.
TICKET INFORMATION: Home Plate Reserved tickets go on sale Wednesday, July 2 at 8 a.m. PT/MST / 10 a.m. CT / 11 a.m. ET at SurpriseStadium.com. This premium three-day pass includes reserved seating directly behind home plate, reserved parking, a commemorative souvenir hat, and more. Home Plate Reserved tickets are $126 for adults and $75 for youth (13 and under), before taxes and fees. Group tickets (10 or more) and suites are available by contacting the Surprise Stadium box office at 623-222-2222. General admission tickets will go on sale at a later date.
BONUS GAME: Oregon State will also face Michigan at Surprise Stadium on Monday, Feb. 16. Fans that purchase Home Plate Reserved tickets will have the option to add a $10 general admission ticket for this bonus game.
Oregon State baseball’s 2026 season-opening tournament was announced Monday in coordination with REV Entertainment, which is partnering with the Spring Training home of the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers to organize the event.
The Beavers’ 2026 season officially gets underway Feb. 13 and will take place over four days in Surprise. Oregon State will take on Arizona, Stanford and Michigan over the first three days. A second meeting with the Wolverines will take place on Monday, Feb. 16 in a game that is not officially a part of the tournament.
Matchups and game times will be announced at a later date.
Per the city of Surprise, the stadium has hosted 136 college baseball games and more than 182,000 fans since the Beavers took over as tournament host. Oregon State has played 72 games at Surprise Stadium since 2014, going 61-11. OSU went 4-0 in Surprise last season, totaling 12,623 fans.
Oregon State and Arizona have played 90 times, with the Beavers holding a 46-44 advantage in the all-time series. The teams both advanced to the Men’s College World Series in 2025, and were on the same side of the bracket but did not meet. The Wildcats have a 3-0 advantage in neutral-site games.
OSU has squared off with Michigan five times, posting a 5-0 mark. The teams last met in 2024 in Arlington, Texas, an 11-1 Oregon State victory. OSU has out-scored Michigan, 34-7, in the three neutral-site meetings between the teams.
The Beavers have played Stanford 107 times, with the Cardinal holding a 56-51 series lead. The 2026 matchup will mark the ninth neutral-site matchup; Stanford has won all eight played.
TICKET INFORMATION: Home Plate Reserved tickets go on sale Wednesday, July 2 at 8 a.m. PT/MST / 10 a.m. CT / 11 a.m. ET at SurpriseStadium.com. This premium three-day pass includes reserved seating directly behind home plate, reserved parking, a commemorative souvenir hat, and more. Home Plate Reserved tickets are $126 for adults and $75 for youth (13 and under), before taxes and fees. Group tickets (10 or more) and suites are available by contacting the Surprise Stadium box office at 623-222-2222. General admission tickets will go on sale at a later date.
BONUS GAME: Oregon State will also face Michigan at Surprise Stadium on Monday, Feb. 16. Fans that purchase Home Plate Reserved tickets will have the option to add a $10 general admission ticket for this bonus game.
