Pacific Tigers at San Francisco Baseball

Pacific opens a three-game West Coast Conference road series at San Francisco on Friday, April 24, with first pitch set for 2 p.m. (pacifictigers.com) The Tigers enter the weekend at 15-23 overall and 7-8 in conference play, according to Pacific’s 2026 schedule page. San Francisco’s schedule lists the Dons at 19-18 overall and 10-5 in West Coast Conference games. (pacifictigers.com) (usfdons.com) Pacific heads to the Hilltop after winning five of its last six West Coast Conference games, including a three-game sweep of Santa Clara last weekend, Pacific said in its weekly athletics update. San Francisco comes off a road series at Portland after opening the week with a home midweek game against California on April 21. (pacifictigers.com) (usfdons.com) The series lands in the middle of the West Coast Conference regular-season race, with San Francisco holding a stronger league mark and Pacific trying to climb back toward the top half of the standings. The conference schedule release for both programs lists this weekend as one of nine league series before the conference tournament in May. (usfdons.com) (pacifictigers.com) For Pacific, the timing is different from where the season stood two weeks ago. The Tigers were 10-20 and 2-7 in West Coast Conference play on April 5 before the recent push that lifted them to 7-8 in league games by April 20. (pacifictigers.com 1) (pacifictigers.com 2) For San Francisco, this is one of five home conference series on a 2026 schedule that head coach Rob DiToma announced in December. The Dons’ schedule release said the team would play 31 home games at Benedetti Diamond this season. (usfdons.com) The teams also have recent history. In April 2025, San Francisco said it lost the series finale at Pacific 16-12 after the clubs met in Stockton in another West Coast Conference matchup. (usfdons.com) Pacific’s site says game details and streaming information for Friday’s opener are posted through the school’s weekly athletics roundup. By the end of the weekend, both clubs will have three fewer conference dates left to shape their position for May. (pacifictigers.com)