Shocker Store. Shocker Baseball Sidewalk Sale. 30% off select Shocker baseball merchandise. May 15-17. Eck Stadium Store

If you’re attending the Shocker baseball games this coming weekend, May 15-17, swing by the Shocker Store’s Shocker baseball Sidewalk Sale at the Eck Stadium Store and enjoy 30% off select Shocker baseball merchandise. The store is open one hour prior to first pitch through the seventh inning.

Wichita State Baseball $1 Hot Dog Night. May 15th 6PM vs Memphis

Bring your friends and family to Eck Stadium this week for Shocker baseball’s series against Memphis with special events every day:

  • Thursday, May 15: Eat for cheap at $1 hot dog night during Shocker baseball’s first game of the series. First pitch is at 6 p.m. with gates opening at 5 p.m.
  • Friday, May 16: May 16 is National Barbecue Day, and Shocker baseball is bringing the backyard to the ballpark. The first 300 fans will receive a free Shocker baseball oven mitt, and don’t miss out on the one game only $8 pulled pork sandwiches at concessions. First pitch is at 6 p.m. with gates opening at 5 p.m.
  • Saturday, May 17: Shocker baseball hosts its final home game of the year. Join the team as it honors its graduating seniors in their final home game. Help send them off in style with a heartfelt farewell and a day full of memories. First pitch is at 1 p.m. with gates opening at noon.

All general admission tickets are just $7 all weekend. And remember, WSU students get in at no additional charge with their Shocker ID, thanks to the Student Government Association.

Xin Tong Wang and Giorgia Roselli, women's tennis, earn All-Conference honors

Shocker women’s tennis sophomores Xin Tong Wang and Giorgia Roselli were named to the 2025 American Athletic Conference Women’s Tennis All-Conference team April 30.

The pair became the fifth and sixth All-Conference selections for the Shockers since the team joined the American in 2018. It also marks the second consecutive year the team has had an All-Conference selection.

For Wang, it is her second All-Conference selection in as many years. The China native piled up 19 singles wins on the year, with 10 wins in dual matches. She has been ranked in each ITA top 125 singles poll this year and currently sits ranked at No. 104 in college tennis. Her nine wins at No. 1 singles were the most by any Shocker at the top singles spot since 2018, when Fatima Bizhukova had ten wins.

For Roselli, this is her first All-Conference honor in her career. She was second on the team in total singles wins with 20, and she had a record of 10-7 in dual matches. Roselli ended the year hot in singles, winning her final four matches of the year, and she went 9-3 across her final 12 decisions in singles.

Shocker Baseball gathers in a team huddle after a win

Shocker baseball welcomes traditional powerhouse ECU to Eck Stadium Friday, May 2-May 4. The weekend features several popular promotions for fans to enjoy.

  • 6 p.m. May 2 – It’s Little League Night. There will be no cost for admission for youth 12 and under wearing their little league team’s jersey. The first 1,000 fans will receive a Shocker baseball jersey koozie.
  • 2 p.m. May 3 – Bark in the Park is back. Bring your dogs to the game to cheer on the Shockers out on Coleman Hill. Stick around after the game for postgame autographs.
  • 1 p.m. May 4 – May the Fourth Be With You on Star Wars Day at Eck Stadium. Additionally, all military, police, fire/EMS and healthcare personnel can receive admission at no cost when they present their badge/employee ID at the Eck Stadium box office.

View all promos at goshockers.com/Promotions, and get tickets at goshockers.com/Tickets. WSU students receive admission to all games at no additional cost when they present their Shocker ID at the Eck Stadium box office, thanks to the Student Government Association.

Jose Miguel Ramirez All Conference for his second place finish at the AAC Championship

After finishing as the 2025 American Athletic Conference Individual Runner-Up, Shocker men’s golfer Jose Miguel Ramirez was named to the 2025 All-AAC Men’s Golf team April 29.

Ramirez is the 107th all-conference honoree in the history of the Shocker men’s golf program, and it marks the third consecutive year the Shockers have had an all-conference selection. He is the fourth Shocker to earn all-conference honors since Wichita State joined the AAC in 2018.

His award came after tying the best finish by any Shocker at the AAC Championship, finishing as the individual runner-up. He finished with a score under 70 in each round, capped off by a 67 (-5) score in round three.

Shocker Store. Shocker Softball Sidewalk Sale. 30% off select Shocker softball merchandise. Wednesday, April 30. Wilkins Stadium Pop-Up Shop

If you’re attending the Shocker softball game at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 30, swing by the Shocker Store’s softball Sidewalk Sale at the Wilkins Stadium pop-up shop and enjoy 30% off select Shocker softball merchandise. Pop-up shop opens one hour prior to game time.

Jose Miguel Ramirez hits a drive down the field at the AAC Championship

Led by an incredible second-place finish by Jose Miguel Ramirez, the Shocker men’s golf team wrapped up its 2024-25 campaign with a ninth-place finish at the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship April 23 at the Ritz-Carlton Members Club.

Ramirez made a big mark in the Shocker record books with his score of 204 (-12). His score was the best by any Shocker at the AAC Championship since the team began competing in the AAC in 2018, and his 12 strokes under par finish is the best score relative to par at the AAC Championship for the Shockers. His runner-up finish is tied for the best individual finish in team history at the AAC Championship, matching Marcus Wochner, who tied for second in 2021. South Florida’s No. 49-ranked Jake Peacock beat out WSU’s Ramirez by just two strokes for the individual trophy, finishing with a 202 (-14) score.

Jose Carletta surged in the final two rounds, leaping into the tournament top 15 with a 66 (-6) score in round three, tying the best-ever individual round for the Shockers at the AAC Championship. Carletta did not record a score worse than par on any of his final 27 holes in the tournament and birdied 10 of those holes.

Kate Tilma all-conference | Only the second all-conference selection in the AAC in program history

After putting together the second-best finish by any Shocker at the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Championship, Shocker women’s golfer Kate Tilma was named to the 2025 AAC Women’s Golf All-Conference team April 22.

Tilma’s All-Conference honor was earned by finishing in the top seven on the individual leaderboard last week at Southern Hills Plantation Club in Brooksville, Florida. Her round two 18-hole score of 67 was the best of any competitor in any of the tournament’s three rounds.

The Wichita native is one of only two Shockers to finish in the top ten at the AAC Championship, surpassed only by Taryn Torgerson’s win in 2018. The 67 score tied the second-best 18-hole score by any Shocker all-time in any tournament, only surpassed by Torgerson’s 64 at the 2018 AAC Championship. Tilma became the first Shocker not named Torgerson to record a round score of 67 or better since Bryce Schroeder shot a 67 at the Johnie Imes Invitational Sept. 29, 2015.

Tilma is only the second Shocker to earn all-conference honors since Wichita State joined the American for the 2017-18 season. Tilma led the Shockers to an eighth-place finish at the AAC Championship, the second-best finish in team history.

A Jr. Shocker fist bumps a WSU Baseball player on the field before a game

Shocker Athletics is offering 2024-25 Junior Shocker Kids Club memberships for only $20 during its end of year flash sale.

Memberships include a welcome kit with a T-shirt, water bottle, lanyard and credential, stickers and more. Members receive admission to all remaining baseball games and softball games at no additional cost (excluding the April 30 softball game versus Kansas) and can participate in Jr. Shocker Kids Club Day at Shocker Baseball’s game Saturday, April 26 where they can take part in an on-field VIP experience with the team before the game.

Use promo code “SPRING” at GoShockers.com/RedeemPromo to claim this offer.

2024-25 memberships are good through the end of June. For more info about the club, visit GoShockers.com/JuniorShockers.

Tilma sets up a putt at the AAC Championship

Headlined by a top-10 finish by junior Kate Tilma, the Shocker women’s golf team finished eighth at the 2025 American Athletic Conference Women’s Golf Championship at Southern Hills Plantation Club.

In round two, Kate Tilma put together a field-best 67 score, jumping up 20 spots on the scoreboard into fourth place. Her second round was the best individual round score of any competitor in the entire tournament. The 67 score ties the second-best 18-hole score by any Shocker all-time in any tournament, only surpassed by Taryn Torgerson’s 64 score at the 2018 AAC Championship.

Tilma is one of only two Shockers to finish in the top ten at the AAC Championship, surpassed only by Torgerson’s win in 2018. The Shockers’ team finish of eighth was their second-highest finish competing in the AAC.