Pacific at USF Baseball — Friday Afternoon Game

Pacific opens a three-game West Coast Conference series at San Francisco on Friday, April 24, with first pitch set for 2 p.m. at the Dons’ home park in San Francisco. (pacifictigers.com) Pacific listed the Tigers at 15-23 overall and 7-8 in conference play when it previewed the trip on April 20. San Francisco’s official schedule page showed the Dons at 19-18 overall and 10-5 in West Coast Conference games entering the week. (pacifictigers.com) (usfdons.com) The series runs through Sunday, with Pacific’s weekly schedule listing a 1 p.m. start on Saturday, April 25. San Francisco’s 2026 baseball schedule also lists Pacific as the opponent in a home conference series that weekend. (pacifictigers.com) (usfdons.com) The standings made the trip more than a routine road set. San Francisco was near the top of the West Coast Conference table, while Pacific was trying to climb back toward the middle of the pack before the regular season turned into May. (wccsports.com) Pacific said it carried momentum into the Bay Area after winning five of its previous six conference games, including a sweep of Santa Clara the weekend before. The school also said its starting pitchers delivered three quality starts in that series. (pacifictigers.com 1) (pacifictigers.com 2) San Francisco came in off a road series at Portland, where the Dons dropped their last conference series, according to Pacific’s weekly roundup and USF’s baseball news page. USF’s athletics site also showed a midweek game against California on April 21 before Pacific arrived. (pacifictigers.com) (usfdons.com) For Pacific, the weekend fit a familiar travel pattern. The Tigers’ athletics department called it the first of three bus rides to the Bay Area, a concrete sign of how tightly clustered West Coast Conference travel can be for Northern California schools. (pacifictigers.com) The immediate next step is simple: first pitch Friday afternoon in San Francisco, with Pacific trying to turn a late-April surge into a series result against one of the conference leaders. (pacifictigers.com) (wccsports.com)