TOWSON, Md. -- With the most recent information from the Baltimore County Executive Order, Towson University will allow fans to attend home athletics contests at various venues for the remainder of the spring.

Capacity limits are set at 50 percent for each venue. Johnny Unitas ® Stadium (men's lacrosse) will allow up to 5,000 fans. Tiger Field (women's lacrosse) will allow up to 300 fans in the stadium. John B. Schuerholz Park (baseball) and the Tiger Softball Stadium (softball) will allow up to 200 fans per game.

Men's lacrosse single-game tickets for adults are priced at $10, while youth (5-17) and senior (65 and older) prices are set for $8 per ticket. Groups of 10 or more can get special discounts of $5 per ticket. Additionally, Towson University student tickets will be made available.

Women's lacrosse, baseball and softball will not be charging for entrance to games for the remainder of the spring. 

Men's lacrosse tickets will be for sale beginning Wednesday, April 21 on TowsonTigers.com or by calling 1-855-TU-TIGER (1-855-888-4437). For group sales, please contact Josh Behringer at 410-704-3330 or jbehringer@towson.edu. 

Fans are encouraged to purchase men's lacrosse tickets prior to game day either online or on the phone to avoid long lines and adhere to physical distancing guidelines. Tickets will be sent electronically for easy entry on game day. 

Backpacks, small purses, diaper bags, etc. will be permitted at Johnny Unitas Stadium and are subject to search. However, any bags exceeding 22"12"x8" will NOT be permitted in the Stadium. Metal detector wands will be used at ALL entrance gates to Johnny Unitas Stadium. Please allow for extra time to enter prior to the game.

Towson University is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment during the COVID-19 pandemic. We appreciate your cooperation as we seek to make the guest experience as safe as possible for everyone, including our student-athletes, event staff and your fellow guests. We therefore will expect you to follow all posted directions and event staff instructions regarding prevention and mitigation measures including, but not limited to, wearing appropriate face coverings at all times, except when eating and drinking. Your failure to comply with all safety directions and instructions may result in you being refused admittance to or being removed from our venues. 
  
Although the positivity rate on TU's campus has remained below 1 percent for the spring semester, and we continue to take preventative measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the virus is highly contagious and Towson Athletics cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed to the virus during your visit. Please understand that exposure to COVID-19 may be especially unsafe if you are at higher risk for severe complications. Knowing these risks, by attending a Towson Athletics event, you agree that you understand the risks of COVID-19 exposure, the potential consequences of exposure, and you voluntarily assume the risks of attendance.