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2021 Richmond Spiders Baseball Schedule Date Opponent Location Facility Time Feb 2021 Richmond Spiders Baseball Schedule Date Opponent Location Facility Time Feb. 26 Mount St. Mary’s University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA Feb. 27 Mount St. Mary’s (DH) University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA Feb. 28 Mount St. Mary’s University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA March 5 at William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. Plumeri Park TBA March 6 St. John’s University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA March 7 VMI University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA March 9 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. Davenport Field at Disharoon Park TBA March 20 Old Dominion University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA March 21 at George Mason Fairfax, Va. Spuhler Field TBA March 27 NC Central (DH) University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA March 28 at NC Central Durham, N.C. Durham Athletic Park TBA March 30 Norfolk State University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 2 at William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. Plumeri Park TBA April 4 William & Mary (DH) University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 10 Towson (DH) University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 11 at Towson Towson, Md. John B. Schuerholz Park TBA April 16 at Saint Louis * Saint Louis, Mo. Billiken Sports Center TBA April 17 at Saint Louis (DH) * Saint Louis, Mo. Billiken Sports Center TBA April 18 at Saint Louis * Saint Louis, Mo. Billiken Sports Center TBA April 23 VCU * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 24 VCU (DH) * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 25 VCU * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA April 30 Davidson * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 1 Davidson (DH) * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 2 Davidson * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 7 Dayton * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 8 Dayton (DH) * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 9 Dayton * University of Richmond, Va. Malcolm U. Pitt Field TBA May 14 at George Washington * Washington, D.C. Tucker Field at Barcroft Park TBA May 15 at George Washington (DH) * Washington, D.C. Tucker Field at Barcroft Park TBA May 16 at George Washington * Washington, D.C. Tucker Field at Barcroft Park TBA May 20 at George Mason * Fairfax, Va. Spuhler Field 3 p.m. May 21 at George Mason (DH) * Fairfax, Va. Spuhler Field 3 p.m. May 22 at George Mason * Fairfax, Va. Spuhler Field 2 p.m. Atlantic 10 Conference Championship Tournament - Hosted by the Atlantic 10 regular season champions May 26-29 Atlantic 10 Tournament TBA Campus Site TBA * - A-10 Opponent.
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