Bellingham Bells 2024 Schedule Released

The Bellingham Bells are excited to announce the release of the 2024 West Coast League schedule.

The Bells will begin play at Joe Martin Field on Friday, May 31st, beginning the season with a three-game series versus the Edmonton Riverhawks.

“2023 was a fantastic season, both on and off the field. We are really looking forward to continuing the momentum into the upcoming season,” Bells general manager Stephanie Morrell said. “We have a fantastic roster of players prepared to compete and a slate of fun promotions planned. As we plan for a new season, our team is focused on ensuring Bells Baseball will continue to meet and exceed fan expectations while providing a high-quality, affordable family-friendly entertainment option for the Whatcom County community.”

The schedule features 30 home games at Joe Martin Field, including new promotions throughout the season and a home game on the Fourth of July.

“We are extremely encouraged by the continued growth of the West Coast League and look forward to another exciting season in the North Division,” Morrell said. “We can’t wait for Opening Day!”

 

Click here to view the 2024 Schedule!

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