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Registration Open for First Pitch Dinner
Jan 07 | Baseball
Event scheduled for Feb. 4 at The Rutgers Club
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Registration for the First Pitch Dinner is now open. The event is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 4 (5:30 p.m.) at The Rutgers Club and proceeds benefit the Rutgers baseball program.
Due to the ever-changing situation regarding in-person events during the pandemic, Rutgers is accepting RSVPs without payment. This process allows for maximum flexibility in the case of a schedule change. All protocols and policies in accordance with Rutgers University and the State of New Jersey will be communicated beforehand.
All guests looking to reserve a spot should email rfundevents@scarletknights.com by Friday, Jan. 28. All guests who RSVP will be asked to make their event payment at the door on the evening of the First Pitch Dinner. Guests will be able to make payment using check or credit card.
Single Dinner Registration: $150
Couple Dinner Registration: $275
Young Alumni Dinner Registration (2011-2021): $125
Todd Frazier and Patrick Kivlehan, both Olympic Silver Medalists, will serve as guest speakers.
For questions or assistance with RSVPs, please contact Pete Barron, Director of Baseball Operations by email (pbarron@scarletknights.com) or the R Fund (rfundevents@scarletknights.com).
Playing a 44-game schedule all within the Big Ten in 2021 amidst a pandemic, the Scarlet Knights earned their best placement (eighth) and winning percentage (.477) in Big Ten play since joining the conference. That included winning six series, a 7-5 mark against NCAA Regional qualifiers and at least one victory over each team in the league. In addition, RU led the conference in road wins (13).
The campaign was highlighted by a five-game winning streak over ranked Michigan and Nebraska, all on the road. Rutgers was the only team in the Big Ten to win a series over league champion Nebraska. Through 24 games, a standard Big Ten season, RU set Big Ten team season records in wins (12), runs (141), homers (35), total bases (356), slugging percentage (.430), on-base percentage (.353), strikeouts recorded (196), least walks allowed (72), batting average against (.254) and saves (7).
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding baseball, follow the program on Twitter (@RutgersBaseball), Instagram (@rutgersbaseball) and Facebook (/BaseballRU). For additional updates, please download the Scarlet Knights App via the app store or play store.
Due to the ever-changing situation regarding in-person events during the pandemic, Rutgers is accepting RSVPs without payment. This process allows for maximum flexibility in the case of a schedule change. All protocols and policies in accordance with Rutgers University and the State of New Jersey will be communicated beforehand.
All guests looking to reserve a spot should email rfundevents@scarletknights.com by Friday, Jan. 28. All guests who RSVP will be asked to make their event payment at the door on the evening of the First Pitch Dinner. Guests will be able to make payment using check or credit card.
Single Dinner Registration: $150
Couple Dinner Registration: $275
Young Alumni Dinner Registration (2011-2021): $125
Todd Frazier and Patrick Kivlehan, both Olympic Silver Medalists, will serve as guest speakers.
For questions or assistance with RSVPs, please contact Pete Barron, Director of Baseball Operations by email (pbarron@scarletknights.com) or the R Fund (rfundevents@scarletknights.com).
Playing a 44-game schedule all within the Big Ten in 2021 amidst a pandemic, the Scarlet Knights earned their best placement (eighth) and winning percentage (.477) in Big Ten play since joining the conference. That included winning six series, a 7-5 mark against NCAA Regional qualifiers and at least one victory over each team in the league. In addition, RU led the conference in road wins (13).
The campaign was highlighted by a five-game winning streak over ranked Michigan and Nebraska, all on the road. Rutgers was the only team in the Big Ten to win a series over league champion Nebraska. Through 24 games, a standard Big Ten season, RU set Big Ten team season records in wins (12), runs (141), homers (35), total bases (356), slugging percentage (.430), on-base percentage (.353), strikeouts recorded (196), least walks allowed (72), batting average against (.254) and saves (7).
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding baseball, follow the program on Twitter (@RutgersBaseball), Instagram (@rutgersbaseball) and Facebook (/BaseballRU). For additional updates, please download the Scarlet Knights App via the app store or play store.
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