Oklahoma State University Athletics
Bout at the Ballpark Tickets Go On Sale for Feb. 3 Dual With Michigan
December 12, 2022 | Cowboy Wrestling
Tickets for Bout at the Ballpark presented by Kubota are officially on sale. The second-annual event will feature competition with No. 12 Oklahoma State and No. 5 Michigan on Friday, February 3, 2023.
Tickets for Bout at the Ballpark presented by Kubota went on sale today at globelifefield.com/bout.
Tickets are available starting at $19 in the lower level seating bowl. Lower-level home plate seats are $69, and floor seats are available for $199. Parking is also available for purchase online. Suites are available by contacting info@REVentertainment.com.
Oklahoma State (4-1) returns to Bout at the Ballpark for the second year, while this will be the first year for Michigan (3-0) to participate in the event. Bout at the Ballpark is the seventh meeting between the two programs, with the last matchup coming in 2004, also at a neutral site (Cleveland, OH).
The event will feature a new format this year, with one wrestling mat placed on home plate. Limited floor seats are available in sections A and C that will host the team bench for Oklahoma State and Michigan, respectively.
Kubota will serve as the title sponsor for the event. Kubota is the U.S. marketer and distributor of Kubota-engineered and manufactured machinery and equipment
The Cowboys faced off with the Iowa Hawkeyes in the inaugural event in 2021. The event was a historical performance, especially for Oklahoma State's Daton Fix who wrestled in two bouts, one for Team USA and one for Oklahoma State. Fix won both matches becoming the first wrestler to represent his university and country on the same day.
The Cowboys' 34 NCAA team championships represent the NCAA record for most titles in one sport for any school. OSU has claimed 55 team conference titles in its history, as well as 143 NCAA individual champions and 483 All-Americans, both of which rank No. 1 nationally by a wide margin. Oklahoma State wrestlers have also made 41 Olympic appearances, winning 11 gold medals and 16 total medals to go along with 19 more medals at the world championships. OSU finished 14th in the 2022 NCAA Championships. The Cowboys are coached by Olympic gold medal wrestler and six-time world champion John Smith, who has won five NCAA Championships since becoming head coach in 1992.
Tickets for Bout at the Ballpark presented by Kubota went on sale today at globelifefield.com/bout.
Tickets are available starting at $19 in the lower level seating bowl. Lower-level home plate seats are $69, and floor seats are available for $199. Parking is also available for purchase online. Suites are available by contacting info@REVentertainment.com.
Oklahoma State (4-1) returns to Bout at the Ballpark for the second year, while this will be the first year for Michigan (3-0) to participate in the event. Bout at the Ballpark is the seventh meeting between the two programs, with the last matchup coming in 2004, also at a neutral site (Cleveland, OH).
The event will feature a new format this year, with one wrestling mat placed on home plate. Limited floor seats are available in sections A and C that will host the team bench for Oklahoma State and Michigan, respectively.
Kubota will serve as the title sponsor for the event. Kubota is the U.S. marketer and distributor of Kubota-engineered and manufactured machinery and equipment
The Cowboys faced off with the Iowa Hawkeyes in the inaugural event in 2021. The event was a historical performance, especially for Oklahoma State's Daton Fix who wrestled in two bouts, one for Team USA and one for Oklahoma State. Fix won both matches becoming the first wrestler to represent his university and country on the same day.
The Cowboys' 34 NCAA team championships represent the NCAA record for most titles in one sport for any school. OSU has claimed 55 team conference titles in its history, as well as 143 NCAA individual champions and 483 All-Americans, both of which rank No. 1 nationally by a wide margin. Oklahoma State wrestlers have also made 41 Olympic appearances, winning 11 gold medals and 16 total medals to go along with 19 more medals at the world championships. OSU finished 14th in the 2022 NCAA Championships. The Cowboys are coached by Olympic gold medal wrestler and six-time world champion John Smith, who has won five NCAA Championships since becoming head coach in 1992.
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