BALTIMORE – Coppin State head baseball coach
Sherman Reed unveiled the Eagles' 2025 schedule, featuring 27 home games and a trip to Seattle in mid-March, on Tuesday afternoon. CSU will host Iona in a three-game series on February 14-16 at Joe Cannon Stadium.
Following Coppin's weekend series against the Gaels, it will play at Navy two days later before entertaining VMI on Homecoming Weekend (Feb. 21-23). The Eagles will host another three-game non-conference series against UMass (Feb. 28 – March 2) after a midweek game at Villanova on February 25.
Prior to the start of Northeast Conference action at Mercyhurst on March 7-9, Coppin makes its first of two trips to play Georgetown on March 4. It'll also play the Hoyas on April 9.
Coppin will also host Lehigh on March 12 before its West Coast trip to Seattle on March 14-16. After a home midweek contest Against local rival UMBC, the Eagles host Wagner for its NEC home opener on March 21-23 before another midweek at Navy (March 25) and a three-game series at Central Connecticut State (March 28-30). Saturday's game against the Blue Devils will be held at Dunkin' Park in Hartford, Conn., the home of the Hartford Yard Goats who are the Double-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies.
The month of April starts with five-straight road games at Towson (April 1), Maryland Eastern Shore (Apr. 4-6), which will be played at Joe Cannon Stadium, and Georgetown. Coppin then returns home for four-straight games, starting with a three-game series against Norfolk State (Apr. 11-13) and Richmond (Apr. 15).
Delaware State is scheduled to host Coppin for a three-game series on April 17-19 before the Eagles welcome Le Moyne for three games the following weekend. CSU closes the month at Lehigh on April 29 and hosts Stonehill (May 2-4) and Fairleigh Dickinson (May 15-17) for three-game NEC series to close the season. Between those weekends, Coppin will head to LIU (May 9-11) and UMBC (May 13).
The NEC Tournament will be held on May 21-25 at Heritage Financial Park in Wappingers Falls, N.Y., with the field including the top six teams in the league standings.
