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Florida Gators to Host 2026 NCAA Baseball Regional at Condron Family Ballpark

The No. 9 Gators join an elite group of 16 sites selected for the upcoming tournament, with the full bracket to be revealed on May 25.

The NCAA has announced that the University of Florida will serve as a host site for the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament, designating Condron Family Ballpark in Gainesville as the venue for the Gators' regional. The selection places the No. 9/18 Gators among just 16 programs nationwide to receive this honor.

A Milestone for the Program

This marks the 20th occasion that Florida has been selected to run a regional, underscoring the program’s long‑standing reputation as a postseason staple. It also adds to the Gators’ 41st overall NCAA Regional appearance, a testament to their consistent competitiveness over decades.

The Road Ahead

Entering the tournament, the Gators boast a 39‑18 overall record and hold the nation’s best 15‑7 mark against top‑25 opponents, a statistic that highlights the strength of their schedule. The complete field of 64 teams and the specific game times will be unveiled on May 25, when the NCAA releases the bracket that will determine which schools advance to the College World Series.

The 2026 College World Series is slated to take place at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska, running from June 12 through June 22, offering the Gators a potential path to the national championship.

With the tournament still weeks away, the excitement among players, coaches, and fans continues to build, as the Gators prepare to showcase their talent on a national stage.

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