Baseball ‘Round The Clock

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2025 Baseball ‘Round the Clock event, presented by Scheels and Midwest Ford Dealers. The energy and enthusiasm of the fans made this year’s 33-hour baseball marathon truly unforgettable.

A special thank you to all the players, coaches, volunteers, and our sponsors for making this tradition a success once again. We’re already looking forward to next year!

How It Works

1. Sign Up & Check In

Purchase your ticket, sign the waiver, and arrive on Saturday. Get your punchcard, wristband, and challenge packet at registration.

2. Complete the Random Check-Ins

During each of the 11 games, there will be at least one random check-in announced. You have exactly 10 minutes to make it to the designated check-in point.

Make sure to bring your punch card to every check-in!

3. Enjoy Everything Between Games

From in-game promotions and concourse activities to bonding with fellow survivors.

4. Survive!

Make every check-in for all 11 games and earn your exclusive “I Survived Baseball ‘Round the Clock” t-shirt plus other amazing prizes!

This year, we had 132 people sign up and 95 survived!

History

Overnight baseball has long been a tradition of the NBC World Series. National Baseball Congress founder Hap Dumont came up with the idea of having late-night and early-morning games in the tournament to make games accessible to Wichita fans working swing and graveyard shifts and tournament director Steve Shaad formalized the tradition in 1990 with the introduction of ‘Baseball ‘Round the Clock” as 17 games in 56 hours. BRTC ran every year after that at the NBC World Series through 2016 before coming to a halt. It returned in 2024 as 11 games in 33 hours.

Further Reading:

Read ESPN’s 2010 article about Baseball ‘Round the Clock

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