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Oregon State baseball reveals slate of games, ticket info for annual Surprise trip

The Beavers are headed back to Surprise in 2026.

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Oregon State’s Gavin Turley (1), Aiva Arquette (middle) and AJ Singer celebrate Turley’s three-run home run in the Beavers’ 6-0 win over the Indiana Hoosiers Sunday in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Jerry Espinoza/Oregon State athletics)Jerry Espinoza/Oregon State athletics

Oregon State baseball is headed back to Surprise, Arizona in 2026, and its opponents are now official.

The Beavers will face Arizona, Stanford and Michigan in a three-day tournament Feb. 13-15. OSU will play one additional game against the Wolverines on Feb. 16 that not part of the tournament.

The annual tradition of traveling to Surprise dates back to 2014. The Beavers are 61-11 at Surprise Stadium over that time span. An estimated 182,000 fans have attended 136 college baseball games in Surprise since OSU took over as host of the annual season-opening tournament.

Last season, the Beavers made a deep postseason run to the College World Series, finishing 48-16-1 as the only team in the country playing an independent schedule without a conference.

Fans interested in purchasing Home Plate Reserved tickets to next year’s season-opening tournament in Surprise can do so at SurpriseStadium.com beginning Wednesday at 8 a.m. PT.

Home Plate Reserved tickets include a three-day pass with seating behind home plate, parking, a commemorative hat, and other items — priced at $126 for adults and $75 for kids aged 13 and under.

—Ryan Clarke covers the Oregon State Beavers for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Reach him at RClarke@Oregonian.com or on Twitter/X: @RyanTClarke. Find him on Bluesky: @ryantclarke.bsky.social.

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