Home Run Village – University of Oklahoma

NORMAN — The University of Oklahoma Athletics Department and the Oklahoma Softball program will be operating Home Run Village outside Marita Hynes Field for this weekend’s NCAA Norman Regional.

Home Run Village, started during the 2021 postseason, is an interactive fan entertainment area on the lawn immediately west of Marita Hynes Field.

Although tickets are sold out for this weekend’s regional, Home Run Village gives fans a free option to come be a part of the atmosphere at the OU Softball Complex.  

The fan fest will open two hours prior to first pitch and run through all OU games of the regional with a 9×16 ANC Mobile Video Board showing all the game action live. Friday’s first pitch is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. CT with Saturday and Sunday start times to be determined. Fans with tickets that attend the pregame festivities may enter the stadium via the gate beyond left field. Note that HRV will only be open during the OU games, not any neutral games between any of the other teams in attendance at this weekend’s regional.

Sooner fans of all ages can access the fan fest and take part in the festivities free of charge. Highlights include sponsor giveaways, music, food vendors and more.

Fans are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating to watch the games, and are permitted to bringing their own beverages.

For updates and more information on Oklahoma softball, follow the Sooners on Twitter and Instagram (@OU_Softball) and like Oklahoma Softball on Facebook. 

Home Run Village Food & Entertainment for NCAA Norman Regional*

*to include, but not limited to

FOOD VENDORS

Bondi Bowls | Chuys | Kona Ice | Levy Beverage Stands

ENTERTAINMENT


ANC Mobile Video Board | Pregame DJ | 107.7 The Franchise Radio | Inflatables | Balloon Artist & Face Painter | Party Pics | RUF/NEKS and The Sooner Schooner

Lead, HR Village Entertainment

OTHER VENDORS


BIG O Tires | Fanatics Fan Shop | Gordon’s Heat & Air 

Lead, HR Village Fans

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