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Asheville’s Baseball Game Canceled Due to Weather

Empty Asheville baseball field under cloudy weather

News Summary

The highly anticipated baseball game between Queens University of Charlotte and UNC Asheville, scheduled for April 8th, has been canceled due to inclement weather affecting the region. Fans are disappointed as this game will not be rescheduled. Meanwhile, the Royals are preparing for their upcoming home series against FGCU starting April 11th. In related news, UNC Asheville’s game against Tennessee has been rescheduled for 4 PM ET. Despite the cancellations, baseball enthusiasts can look forward to the next series and support their teams.

Asheville’s Baseball Hopes Dashed: Queens University of Charlotte vs. UNC Asheville Game Canceled

The vibrant city of Asheville has seen its baseball fans receive some disappointing news this week. The much-anticipated game between the Queens University of Charlotte and UNC Asheville slated for Tuesday, April 8th, has officially been called off due to the uncooperative weather that’s been lingering around the region.

Weather Woes: The Reason behind the Cancellation

The cancellation comes as a response to recent spells of inclement weather that have swept through Asheville, leaving grounds unplayable and fans without the thrills of live baseball action. While appointments were made for a promising showdown, this game will not be rescheduled later in the season. Fans will simply have to mark this one down as a lost opportunity.

Queens University of Charlotte: Looking Ahead

But all is not lost for baseball enthusiasts! The Queens University of Charlotte Royals are gearing up for an exciting weekend. They will be hosting the FGCU Eagles in a three-game series starting on Friday, April 11th, at 6:00 p.m. The venue for this showdown is none other than the Stick Williams Dream Fields, a beloved spot for locals and players alike.

This series against FGCU marks the Royals’ first home game after an arduous eight-game road stretch. Fans can expect high spirits and plenty of action as players return to their home turf, eager to showcase their skills and entertain the loyal supporters. With the energy in the air, it promises to be a fantastic weekend for baseball lovers.

How to Catch the Action

For those unable to attend in person, there are multiple fan channels available for viewers to catch the live action. So, whether you’re sipping a drink at home or enjoying a casual gathering with friends, you won’t miss a moment of this exciting series. Get ready to rally behind the Royals as they aim for victory against their opponents!

Other Local Baseball News: Shifts in Schedules

Tennessee Volunteers has been rescheduled. Fans should now mark their calendars for 4 PM ET rather than the original 4:30 PM slot to accommodate the forecast. This game will serve as the only midweek matchup for Tennessee before they dive into a weekend series against the Samford Bulldogs.

Looking Ahead in Tennessee’s Calendar

Notably, star pitchers like Marcus Phillips, Nate Snead, and Liam Doyle are expected to sit out this midweek clash, likely reserved for the weekend’s series. This strategic decision indicates that fans can expect a well-managed pitching lineup when the Volunteers take the mound over the weekend.