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Reserved seating is limited for Avista NAIA World Series
Fans hoping to get good seats to the 51st annual Avista NAIA World Series at Lewis-Clark State College’s Harris Field on May 25-June 1 should act soon if they haven’t purchased tickets because only 30 percent of reserved seating remains available, according to college officials.
The seating section along the first-base line is sold out, and along the third-base line is 75 percent sold out. A tournament pass along the third-base line is $70 per seat.
In the grandstand section behind home plate, only 50 seats remain in the section directly behind the plate, and the first-base side of the grand stand is about half sold out, while the third-base grand stand is about 40 percent sold. All reserved tournament tickets in the grand stand are $50 apiece.
A tournament family pass, which is general admission seating for two adults and three children, goes for $80, while a three-day family pass, also good for two adults and three children in general admission seating, is $45. Also, a general admission tournament pass costs $30 per individual. All general admission seating is in the bleachers beyond the left-field wall.
For more information on tickets, call (208) 792-2471, visit http://www.naiaworldseries.com/2007/tickets.htm, or go to the LCSC ticket office, which is located on the top floor of the LCSC Activity Center.
Also, anyone interested in volunteering for the series can either e-mail naiav@lcsc.edu, or visit the Web site http://www.lcsc.edu/naia/2007/volunteer.htm
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