ANNAPOLIS, MD. – The Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) has announced the schedule and locations of the 2024 MIAA Baseball Championships. This event features the A, B and C Conference finals on May 19 at Joe Cannon Stadium in Hanover, MD.

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Championship tickets will go on sale May 8th at MIAAChampionships.com. Fans will have the opportunity to purchase tickets with access to all three games for $20, and $15 with valid student ID. Fans who cannot attend in person can view the games live on MIAAChampionships.com, Blackbyrd’s YouTube Channel and For The Fan Network.

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2024 Baseball Championship Schedule

Sunday, May 19, 2024

B Conference Championship – 12:00PM

A Conference Championship – 2:30PM

C Conference Championship – 5:00PM

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Archbishop Spalding is the defending A Conference champion, McDonogh holds the title for the B Conference; and Key School led C Conference.

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“Blackbyrd is excited to showcase the best prep baseball teams and players in the region while providing the teams, schools and communities a fantastic fan experience,” said Mark Burdett, Owner and Principal of Blackbyrd. “The MIAA Baseball Championships drew record-breaking attendance at Joe Cannon Stadium last year, and we look forward to building on that momentum.”

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“We are thrilled to be returning to Joe Cannon Stadium for the second year,” said MIAA Executive Director Paul Bernstorf. “We are excited to offer our students, families and fans a full day of baseball action as we elevate the exposure of all three championships.”

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For more information on the 2024 MIAA Baseball Championships, visit https://www.miaachampionships.com/baseball.

 

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ABOUT BLACKBYRD

Blackbyrd is a marketing and events company based in Annapolis, MD, serving clients regionally in the areas of marketing and digital advertising, website and graphic design, email marketing and event management. In addition to MIAA Lacrosse, Blackbyrd produces the MIAA Baseball, Soccer, Football and Basketball Championships.

 

ABOUT MIAA

The MIAA is an independent organization comprised of 29 private high schools located in and around the

Baltimore Metro area. Founded in 1994, MIAA schools have a combined enrollment in excess of 17,000 students.

More than 60% of these students participate in at least one of 17 MIAA sanctioned Sports. In addition, more than

97% of all graduates from MIAA schools go on to college, including many who enroll in some of our nation’s most

prestigious universities. MIAA Schools are located in eight Maryland counties and Baltimore City.

 

ABOUT JOE CANNON STADIUM

Joe Cannon Stadium, owned and operated by Anne Arundel County Department of Rec and Parks, was named after former pro-baseball player Joe Cannon, who grew up and played his high school baseball in Anne Arundel County. Joe Cannon Stadium boasts a well-manicured, lighted, 90' diamond measuring 310' down the lines, 410' to center, and 380' in the power alleys. The stadium amenities include: concession stand, covered bleachers with a capacity for 1500 spectators, press box, electronic scoreboard, batting cages, dugouts, and adjoining locker rooms with showers.