CarL1 Potomac Nationals

Final 2018 P-Nats Sunday to Feature Pre-Game Team Autograph Signing and More

Published on August 21, 2018 under Carolina League (CarL1)
Potomac Nationals News Release


Woodbridge, VA - The Potomac Nationals are set to host the final Kids Day Sunday of the regular season on Sunday, August 26th at Northwest Federal Field at Pfitzner Stadium. Sunday's game is the series finale against the Lynchburg Hillcats (Cleveland Indians).

Upon entering the stadium, the first 1,000 fans can pick up a Cooler Bag Giveaway, presented by Northwest Federal Credit Union. The cooler bag is perfect for storing your food and drinks wherever you go!

The first 1,000 fans can also take home a Second Half Team Photo, presented by Floor & Decor.

Prior to the game, fans can take part in a Pre-Game Team Autograph Signing, presented by Floor & Decor. From 12:05pm until approximately 12:30pm, the Potomac Nationals will be on the field, available for autographs for fans of all ages.

This Sunday, the Potomac Nationals will wear their Military Appreciation Jerseys, presented by Reality Realty, for the final time this season. The jerseys have been worn throughout the season in order to recognize local military members and their families in order to thank them for all that they do for our country. They will be auctioned off on throughout the game, starting when gates open, while the auction will run through the final out of the sixth inning. Auction winners will be able to take a photo after the game with player or coach who wore and autographed the jersey.

Sunday is also Uncle Slam's Belated Birthday Celebration! Uncle Slam will be joined by some of his best friends to celebrate everyone's favorite mascot's birthday all game long.

Keep your eyes on the video board both before and after the game, as your favorite Cartoon Network shows will be on display.

After the game, fans can partake in The Home Stretch: Yoga in the Outfield with the Potomac Nationals! As part of a $20 ticket package that includes a grandstand ticket and a food voucher, fans cans join Stevie McKlusky of Beloved Yoga for a 45-minute yoga session in the outfield. All you have to do is bring your own yoga mat and meet at the third base gate after the game.

As always, this Sunday will be another Kids Day Sunday at Northwest Federal Field at Pfitzner Stadium. On Sunday home games throughout the season, kids can enjoy perks during the game, including post-game Kids Run the Bases, presented by Glory Days Grill. This Sunday, the first 250 kids 12 and under will receive a free drink and hot dog.

Also on Sunday, kids can get their faces painted by Facing Angels on the concourse. All fans can stop by the concourse to visit Manis Creative, who will be drawing caricatures.

Finally, fans can take advantage of Virginia529 Super Saver Sunday. If fans show their Virginia529 Smart Savers Club Card at the Extreme Custom Collision Ticket Office, they can receive two free grandstand tickets to the game.

First pitch between the P-Nats and the Lynchburg Hillcats is at 1:05pm. Gates to the ballpark will open at 12:00pm.

For more information on 2018 Potomac Nationals single game tickets, please contact Director of Season Ticket and Group Ticket Sales, Alec Manriquez, by phone at 703-590-2311, ext. 221, or via e-mail at amanriquez@potomacnationals.com. Fans with questions may also contact Potomac Nationals' Ticket Operations Manager, Matt LeBlanc, by phone at 703-590-2311, ext. 225, or via e-mail at mleblanc@potomacnationals.com.

P-Nats' 2018 ticket plans and group outings are currently available for purchase. For more information, or to purchase any of these plans, contact Potomac Nationals Director of Season Ticket and Group Ticket Sales, Alec Manriquez, by phone at 703-590-2311, ext. 221, or via e-mail at amanriquez@potomacnationals.com.

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