Canadian pitcher Justin Schofield (#49) fist bumps his teammates ahead of a contest against Hong Kong, China at the Men's Softball World Cup Group B Qualifiers in Prince Albert on July 10, 2024. In that same game, Schofield struck out 13 batters over five innings to help lift Canada to a 7-1 win. (Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

By Logan Lehmann

Men's Softball World Cup

Wednesday is last chance to purchase exclusive ticket packages for Men’s Softball World Cup

Apr 30, 2025 | 3:00 PM

The deadline to buy exclusive ticket packages for the upcoming Men’s Softball World Cup in Prince Albert is Wednesday.

Those packages are made up of four different deals, including:

Two Out – 2 tournament passes, 4 beverage tickets, and 2 exclusive tournament hats ($325)

Ball 4 – 4 tournament passes, 8 beverage tickets, 4 exclusive tournament hats and 4 exclusive tournament shirts ($800)

Bring the Whole Team – 8 tournament passes, 16 beverage tickets, 8 exclusive tournament hats, 8 exclusive tournament shirts, and 8 performance style sweaters ($2000)

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VIP Sideline Experience – 8 one day passes, personal food and select liquor services (equivalent to 48 drinks), exclusive seating along first baseline, 8 exclusive tournament hats ($1500 per day/$2000 per day on Super Round Saturday and Sunday)

Weekly passes are still available to purchase along with single game tickets.

Prince Albert’s tourism coordinator Trina Bell said they’ve sold a steady number of packages and expect more sales for tickets as the tournament looms closer.

“It’s huge for the city and it’s huge for Saskatchewan. It’s the top men’s ball coming to P.A. We actually sold tickets to an aunt of one of the players coming from Saskatoon, so there’s going to be some local talent involved too. It’ll be really exciting to watch.”

With the excitement brewing, volunteers are still needed for the event and those interested can contact Dovona West at 306-290-5671.

About the tournament

Eight of the best teams will be competing for the title of World Champions at the tournament, including the hosts Canada, the defending champions Australia, Venezuela, Japan, Argentina, New Zealand, the United States and the Dominican Republic.

On-site festivities will include a fun zone for kids, autograph areas for the fans, fireworks, beer gardens and food courts.

– with files from WBSC

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