So yesterday I remembered Stonehill College baseball season tickets go on sale next week, right? Figured I better grab that 2025 schedule quick before they disappear. Total scramble, man. Started where everyone starts: typing “Stonehill baseball 2025 schedule” straight into Google.
Huge mistake. Page after page of garbage links popped up. Old articles, ticket resale sites charging insane prices, useless previews from some calendar app thing – anything BUT the actual schedule. Scrolled down like five pages, fingers getting tired. Almost clicked one of those “PDF download” buttons plastered on sketchy sites loaded with pop-up ads. Glad I didn’t. Seemed like a virus waiting to happen.
Got stubborn. Hit the Stonehill Athletics main site instead. You’d think the schedule would be front and center. Nope. Found myself clicking around like crazy:
– Went to “Baseball” under Sports… found rosters and news articles, no schedule.
– Tried “News”… old press releases only.
– Checked “Calendar”… too broad, showed every darn sport event happening.
– Even peeked at “Fan Information”… nada about schedules.
Wasted ten solid minutes digging through menus. Frustrating as heck.
Then, brainwave! Saw a tiny “Schedules” link tucked under “Teams” on the sidebar. FINALLY. Clicked Baseball, scrolled down… and bam! There it was: “2025 Baseball Schedule”. Heart sank for a sec ’cause it just showed this big grid calendar view. My printer needs a PDF! Looked closer. Saw that magical, tiny “Print Schedule” button tucked above the calendar. Hit it, and voila! The browser popped up that print preview screen.
That’s when I spotted the option: “Save as PDF” in the printer destination dropdown menu. Felt like winning the lottery! Selected that, clicked save, and boom – “stonehill_baseball_schedule_*” landed right in my Downloads folder.
Opened it up to check. Perfect. Clean layout, all the games, dates, opponents – everything crystal clear. Printed a test copy for my kitchen bulletin board. Ink was low, so the lines looked faded, but the info was all there. Good enough for my old eyes. Mission accomplished, schedule secured. Time to get those tickets!