Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks Baseball Tickets

The Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks baseball program, founded in 1957, competes at the NCAA Division I level as a member of the Northeast Conference (NEC) after the MEAC baseball merger. Led by head coach Danny Acosta in his second season (2025), the Hawks play their home games at Hawk Stadium on the UMES campus, with select 2023–2025 home games hosted at the Henry S. Parker Athletic Complex in Salisbury, Maryland. The program has a rich history, including the 1995 MEAC Regular Season Championship (14–4 in MEAC play). While the team has yet to win a conference tournament championship or reach the NCAA Tournament, the Hawks remain a competitive program with a bold 2025 schedule featuring NEC and non-conference games at venues across the region. Follow along on social media for updates and behind-the-scenes access as the Hawks aim to build on their legacy.

Whether you’re a local in Salisbury, MD, or a traveler visiting the Mid-Atlantic, we’ve got you covered with clear, straightforward options to secure your seats for upcoming UMES Hawks baseball games. We’ll point you to the best matchups, scheduling notes, and official channels to stay connected.

2025 marks a dynamic year for the Hawks as they navigate a schedule that includes games at VMI in Lexington, VA; Meritus Park in Hagerstown, MD; Henry S. Parker Athletic Complex in Salisbury, MD; Bethune-Cookman in Daytona Beach, FL; Le Moyne; Stonehill; and Mercyhurst. We’ll keep you updated on any changes to venues or makeup games, including any canceled showcases. For fans looking to attend, we provide reliable guidance on securing tickets and choosing seats, with direct links to official social media channels for up-to-date info.

Connect with the Hawks’ official presence and stay in the loop through social channels: X (Twitter) @UMESHawkBase and Instagram @umeshawksbase. For tickets and event details, rely on our straightforward, no-fuss process—you’ve got a guy who can help you lock in seats and plan your baseball tailgate season.