TicketsCINCINNATI – Cincinnati hosts Miami (Ohio) on Tuesday to wrap up a six-game homestand, with first pitch set for 6:00 p.m.
The Bearcats are 5-0 during their homestand after sweeping their four-game series vs. Canisius over the weekend. The sweep was clinched on Sunday with an emphatic 12-1 run-rule victory, a game that ended on Cal Sefcik's three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Tuesday's game marks the 191st all-time meeting between Cincinnati and Miami, and the Bearcats have won the last two meetings in the series.
The last time these two teams met was last season on March 20, 2024 when UC won, 11-3, in Oxford. The Bearcats put up crooked numbers in the fifth and sixth innings of that game to open up a large lead and continued to push runs across in the later innings to put the game out of reach. Five UC hitters had multi-hit efforts: Lauden Brooks, Tommy O'Connor, Kerrington Cross, Luke Sefcik, and Landyn Vidourek. Sefcik and Vidourek also each drove in a pair of runs, as did Josh Kross and Hunter Jessee.
Head Coach Jordan Bischel is familiar with Miami from his five seasons at Central Michigan. He has had great success against the RedHawks in his career and sports a 14-1 record against them as a head coach.
Following Tuesday's game, Cincinnati opens Big 12 play at Arizona this weekend.
// GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS
Cincinnati swept its four-game series against Canisius over the weekend, outscoring the Golden Griffins 42-7 over the course of the series. Cal Sefcik and Landyn Vidourek tied for the team lead with eight RBI piece, and the pitching staff was incredible as well. It allowed just two runs over the final three games of the series, the first time since March 11-13, 2011 vs. Cleveland State that it allowed two or fewer runs over a three-game stretch.
// ABOUT MIAMI
Miami is 7-8 entering Tuesday's game after taking two out of three at home vs. Toledo in its Mid-American Conference series opener. Five players are hitting at least .300, including Anthony Zarlingo and his team-best batting average of .408. Evan Applewick leads the RedHawks with five home runs and 17 RBI, and he ranks second in the MAC in both categories. Miami was picked to finish third in the MAC preseason poll and is led by second-year head coach Brian Smiley.
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Still need your tickets for the 2025 season? Starting at just $75 for adults and $50 for youth, seniors & military, it's the perfect time to lock in your seats for year two of the Jordan Bischel era in Cincinnati. To purchase your season tickets, visit cpaw.me/SeasonTickets or call 1-877-CATS-TIX (1-877-228-7849).
NOTE: All dates and times are subject to change due to weather. All schedule changes will be announced on X/Twitter at @GoBearcatsBASE.
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The Bearcats are 5-0 during their homestand after sweeping their four-game series vs. Canisius over the weekend. The sweep was clinched on Sunday with an emphatic 12-1 run-rule victory, a game that ended on Cal Sefcik's three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Tuesday's game marks the 191st all-time meeting between Cincinnati and Miami, and the Bearcats have won the last two meetings in the series.
The last time these two teams met was last season on March 20, 2024 when UC won, 11-3, in Oxford. The Bearcats put up crooked numbers in the fifth and sixth innings of that game to open up a large lead and continued to push runs across in the later innings to put the game out of reach. Five UC hitters had multi-hit efforts: Lauden Brooks, Tommy O'Connor, Kerrington Cross, Luke Sefcik, and Landyn Vidourek. Sefcik and Vidourek also each drove in a pair of runs, as did Josh Kross and Hunter Jessee.
Head Coach Jordan Bischel is familiar with Miami from his five seasons at Central Michigan. He has had great success against the RedHawks in his career and sports a 14-1 record against them as a head coach.
Following Tuesday's game, Cincinnati opens Big 12 play at Arizona this weekend.
// GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS
- $2 Tuesday: Be sure to take advantage of $2 general admission tickets and $2 hot dogs at every Tuesday home game this season!
- Pennant Day: Stop by the third base concourse to vote on your favorite Pennant Day design! The winning student organization will receive a fully catered meal at one of their meetings, first pitch at a future game, and more!
- Happy Hour: Enjoy $5 domestic beers up until first pitch all year long.
Cincinnati swept its four-game series against Canisius over the weekend, outscoring the Golden Griffins 42-7 over the course of the series. Cal Sefcik and Landyn Vidourek tied for the team lead with eight RBI piece, and the pitching staff was incredible as well. It allowed just two runs over the final three games of the series, the first time since March 11-13, 2011 vs. Cleveland State that it allowed two or fewer runs over a three-game stretch.
// ABOUT MIAMI
Miami is 7-8 entering Tuesday's game after taking two out of three at home vs. Toledo in its Mid-American Conference series opener. Five players are hitting at least .300, including Anthony Zarlingo and his team-best batting average of .408. Evan Applewick leads the RedHawks with five home runs and 17 RBI, and he ranks second in the MAC in both categories. Miami was picked to finish third in the MAC preseason poll and is led by second-year head coach Brian Smiley.
// SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
Still need your tickets for the 2025 season? Starting at just $75 for adults and $50 for youth, seniors & military, it's the perfect time to lock in your seats for year two of the Jordan Bischel era in Cincinnati. To purchase your season tickets, visit cpaw.me/SeasonTickets or call 1-877-CATS-TIX (1-877-228-7849).
NOTE: All dates and times are subject to change due to weather. All schedule changes will be announced on X/Twitter at @GoBearcatsBASE.
// FOLLOW THE BEARCATS
For up-to-the-minute updates, follow @GoBearcatsBASE on X/Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.