Connecticut Tigers Tickets

The Connecticut Tigers began as Oneonta Tigers before relocating to Norwich, CT in 2010 and rebranding as the Connecticut Tigers. Since 2020, the team has continued as an independent summer collegiate squad in the Futures League and later rebranded again to the Norwich Sea Unicorns. Based at Senator Thomas J. Dodd Memorial Stadium (Dodd Stadium) in Norwich, CT, the Sea Unicorns have built a fan-first experience that blends baseball with community celebrations. This page highlights the team’s history, notable achievements, and a preview of the 2025 schedule, including the May 31 home opener against the Nashua Silver Knights and special PI Day pricing.

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Biographical snapshot: The franchise started as the Oneonta Tigers, moved to Norwich in 2010 and became the Connecticut Tigers, then rebranded to the Norwich Sea Unicorns in 2020. They are known for their competitive play in the Futures League and for winning the league titles in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The team plays at Dodd Stadium in Norwich, CT, a venue with deep local support and a convenient location for fans across New England. For fans seeking tickets, we provide a seamless path to purchase, with updates on 2025 schedule details, including the May 31 home opener highlighted below. Official social media links and the team site are provided for the latest news and fan engagement.

Social channels and official updates can be found on the Norwich Sea Unicorns’ website and social feeds. See links on the team site to follow them on X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for game-day updates, player spotlights, and community events. For tickets, 2025 season passes and opening-day sales are available through the team’s ticketing partners, with options tailored for families, groups, and local supporters.