Knights Release 2026 Schedule

Friday, October 24, Corvallis, Ore. – The Corvallis Knights unveiled their 2026 schedule today following yesterday’s full West Coast League schedule release. This upcoming summer, the Knights will host 32 contests at Oregon State’ Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, including 27 league games.

“It’s always so exciting to get next summer’s schedule,” said second-year Knights general manager Heather O’Malley. “We already miss being at Goss with our fans. We have another great schedule next year and are already hard at work planning all the fun we’re going to have at the ballpark next season.”

The 2026 season opens with the club’s annual Science, Engineering & Art Day game on Thursday, May 21. Thanks to the OSU Colleges of Science and Engineering and Paventy & Brown Orthodontics, the hometown team will welcome area elementary schools and treat them to a ball game as well as feature interactive exhibits positioned inside and outside Goss Stadium for students to visit, discover and enjoy.

The Knights will open the regular season with nine straight road games beginning May 29th. The team returns to Kamloops, British Columbia for a second time after losing two of three versus the Northpaws in 2023, getting shutout twice. Before the team’s West Coast League days, the Aloha Knights won the 2003 iteration of the vaunted Kamloops International Tournament at Norbrock Stadium, the home of the Northpaws, after finishing runners-up in three of the previous five years. Those Knights were led by tournament MVP Scott Nelson of Oregon State, and future Beavers Andy Jenkins and Nate Fogle.

Corvallis’ league home opener is set for Wednesday, June 10 versus the Marion Berries, the West Coast League’s newest franchise, who qualified for the WCL playoffs in their 2025 inaugural campaign and were recipients of the prestigious Jim Dietz Team Sportsmanship Award.

The Knights’ non-league slate features two games against Gunderson Baseball out of Portland, which is headed by Knights’ alumnus and Beaver baseball great Kevin Gunderson, on June 24 and July 14. The Gerding Builders Marketmen, the area’s longtime American Legion team also returns to Goss, on Thursday, June 25.

On Thursday, July 16, the Knights round out their non-league calendar by taking on the Salem Sock Puppets in an exhibition rematch as the two clubs plan to put on another fabulous show on Knuckleball Night.

Corvallis will play 42 of their 54 league games against South Division foes, including nine against the rival Portland Pickles in contests featuring the teams with the top-2 league records each of the past two seasons. After opening the season with a three-game set in Kamloops, the Knights other North Division matchups feature back-to-back first-time visits from Canadian teams; the Nanaimo NightOwls June 16-18 and the Edmonton Riverhawks June 19-21.

To check out the complete 2026 West Coast League schedule, click here.