CCBC World Series ready to provide off-field fun too

By Lethbridge Herald on May 14, 2025.

By Justin Seward

Lethbridge Herald

The  annual Canadian College Baseball Conference World Series begins today and runs until Sunday at Spitz Stadium and while there  will be the games themselves on the field, there will be some activities for fans to enjoy off the diamond as well .

“I think it’s good to get the word out there  for the baseball  community, at least in Lethbridge, and kind of promote college baseball because it is  some of the best  baseball that  we have here in Canada ,” said Ryan Diflorio, Under the Lights Sports and Entertainment’s marketing/promotions manager.

Off – field activities include a pancake breakfast this morning beginning at 8 a.m. and  it is  seniors day at the ballpark all Thursday and discounted tickets being an option for them,

Friday will have a Long weekend kick-off theme and  it is  Prairie Baseball Academy alumni night

Saturday will have a Student  “Summer Starts Now” Party for post-secondary students, who will get in for a discount rate when they show their ID.

Championship Sunday will be Moms Day where if mothers can enjoy a  half-price ticket if they bring a child to the park.

“It’s good to get people into it,” said Diflorio.

“We’re hoping to get people out to the ball park that wouldn’t normally come.”

The CCBC World Series runs today through Sunday at Spitz Stadium and

More information on the event and tickets can be found at http://www.prairiebaseball.com/canadian-college-world-series.

Tickets can be purchased at gate as well and fans 17 and under are free.

Games can be live streamed at www. hnlive.ca.

Teams include the host PBA Dawgs and the rest of the CCBC teams including  Okanagan College Coyotes, TRU Wolfpack, University of Calgary Dinos, VIU Mariners, UFV Cascades, Edmonton Collegiate Hawks and Victoria Collegiate Golden Tide.