WASHINGTON – Coming off a historic 2023 season that featured the Hoyas' first BIG EAST Championships win, the Georgetown University baseball team will look to build upon its recent success as it announces the 2024 schedule presented by MedStar Health on Tuesday, January 9.
 
"The 2024 schedule is probably the most challenging we have had in a long time, but it mirrors the University which is a challenging academic institution and that is one of the reasons our players come here. To be challenged on and off the field each and every day we are looking forward to taking our program to new places and facing teams in the top 25 along with preparing ourselves for the rigors of the BIG EAST Conference. We are looking forward to the 2024 season and will strive to make it back to postseason play for the third-consecutive year. We are looking forward to all of our fans coming out and watching us play and our fans' support means the world to me and our organization." – Head Coach Edwin Thompson
 
Georgetown's 2024 schedule is one of the hardest in program history as GU will face eight schools that competed in an NCAA Regional last season and four programs that are currently ranked in the preseason top 25. Of the eight teams that GU will face, three of those schools made it to the Super Regionals and two of the three ended up making it to the College World Series in Omaha.
 
GU will open the season with eight-straight road games, starting in Scottsdale, Arizona at the MLB Desert Invitational from February 16-19. Eight team's from across the country are set to play in the event as GU is joined by Boston College, BYU, California, Grand Canyon, Kansas State, Ohio State and Southern California. All games will be played at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick and Sloan Park. GU will face Grand Canyon on Friday, February 16 before squaring off with Cal and No. 20 Kansas State on Saturday and Sunday.
 
The Hoyas will head back to the East Coast for their next contest as the Blue & Gray make the quick trip to Annapolis to face Navy on February 21. After facing the Midshipmen, Georgetown will hit the road for a three-game series against Virginia Military Institute (VMI). GU will then play four games the next week facing Maryland in a midweek contest (Feb. 27) in College Park. The Hoyas close out the week facing Fairleigh Dickinson in a three-game home series at Capital One Park (March 1-3).
 
After the series against FDU, the Hoyas will hit the road to face preseason No. 1 Wake Forest and preseason No. 23 Duke in midweek matchups (March 5-6). Last season, Wake Forest made it to the College World Series where they fell to the eventual champion, LSU. After a quick trip down to North Carolina, GU will head back to the DMV to host Cornell in a weekend series (March 9-10). The Hoyas will then play two midweek contests following the Cornell series facing George Washington (March 12) at the home of the Colonials before traveling to Newark, Delaware, to face the Delaware Blue Hens (March 13).
 
After the trip to Delaware, GU will host the University of Albany for a three-game series (March 15-17). The Blue & Gray will then travel to Charlottesville, Virginia to face ACC foe and College World Series participant, No.10 UVA (March 19) in a midweek contest. Following the midweek matchup in Charlottesville, GU will travel to Columbus, Ohio to face Ohio State in a three-game series (March 22-24).
 
GU will get a hefty test in its final tune-up before conference action, facing off with crosstown rival Maryland at Capital One Park on March 26. For the third-consecutive season, the Blue & Gray will open the conference slate against Villanova as the Wildcats come to town for a three-game series (March 28-30).
 
Following a midweek matchup with Coppin State at home (April 2), GU will host Seton Hall for a three-game series (April 5-7). The Blue & Gray will then play in a midweek matchup on (April 9), before heading to the Midwest for a three-game series with Butler (April 12-14) at Bulldog Park in Indianapolis. GU will head back to the East Coast and make a quick trip up to Baltimore to face UMBC in a midweek showdown (April 16) before hosting UConn for a three-game series (April 19-21).
 
Following a midweek matchup with George Washington (April 23) at Capital One Park, GU will travel to Omaha, Nebraska, the home of the College World Series, to face Creighton in a three-game series (April 26-28).
 
Following the trip to Nebraska, GU will play six-consecutive home games starting with UMES (April 30), George Mason (May 1) and UMBC (May 7). The Hoyas will then host conference foe and 2023 BIG EAST Champions Xavier for a three-game series (May 10-12) wrapping up the home portion of the season.
 
GU will close out the regular season with a midweek contest in Boston as GU takes on Boston College (May 14). The Hoyas will then head to Queens, New York for the final series of the regular season against St. John's (May 16-18). 
 
The BIG EAST Championships are set to be held at Prasco Park in Mason, Ohio at the end of May.