Mariners Nurse Night: Get Discount Tickets & Vote for Nurses To Throw The First Pitch!
>>Purchase tickets here! Starting at $34.47 (Includes FREE Mariners-themed Nurse Appreciation Jersey)
About Seattle Mariners Nurse Appreciation Night
- Dates & Times: * Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 6:40 PM
- Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 1:10 PM
- Location: T-Mobile Park, 1250 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
- Teams: Seattle Mariners vs. Atlanta Braves
- Discount tickets for nurses: Starting at $34.47 – includes an exclusive jersey!
- Nurse Appreciation: Vote for a nurse to throw or catch the ceremonial first pitch for the May 5th game! Click here to vote.
- Enter to Win: One lucky nurse will win 2 FREE tickets to the May 5th Mariners Nurse Night, courtesy of Nurse.org! Click here to enter to win. This content ends 3/29/26.
🎫 Secure your tickets now and join us for an inspiring celebration of our healthcare champs across the Pacific Northwest. Whether you work the day shift or night shift, we’ve got you covered with two game options!
Vote for a Nurse for an Exclusive On-Field Experience!
As part of our celebration, we’re offering an unforgettable on-field experience! We are looking for two exceptional nurses to participate in the pre-game festivities for the May 5th game only.
- First Pitch: The nurse who receives the most votes will have the honor of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.
- Catcher: The first runner-up will catch!
- The winners will each receive 2 game tickets, Clove shoes, Fabletics scrubs, and other prizes!
- Winners are chosen by an online vote ending on March 29, 2026.
Submit your vote below 👇
Awards and Prizes
The nurse winners will each receive:
- Two complimentary game tickets (courtesy of Nurse.org)
- Special on-field recognition for their role
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It's a once-in-a-lifetime moment for these amazing nurses, and we invite you to be part of the celebration.
>> Shop discounted tickets, starting at $34.47 (Includes FREE Mariners-themed Nurse Appreciation Jersey) - tickets WILL sell out!
Win FREE Tickets!
Nurse.org is giving away 2 FREE tickets to Seattle Mariners Nurse Night on May 5th to one lucky nurse! This content ends 3/29/26. Click here to enter to win.
T-Shirts
As part of this grand slam of appreciation, Mel's Crafty Corner is thrilled to offer nurse-baseball-themed t-shirts! Equip your gear to show your support and pride in style. Shirts start at $28 and will sell out—shop now!
2025 Event Recap
Two nurses were honored on the field during the pregame ceremony, and the nurse with the most votes threw the first pitch, and the runner-up caught. Each winner also received two game tickets, Clove shoes, Fabletics scrubs, a prize bundle from Nuwest, and other prizes!
2024 Mariners Nurse Night Recap
The Seattle Mariners and Nurse.org were proud to recognize and celebrate the tireless work of nurses throughout the Pacific Northwest. Two local nurses had the honor of stepping out on the field and being recognized during the pregame ceremony in front of thousands of fans! One special nurse threw out the first pitch while another nurse was the catcher.
Nurses Honored on the Field
Two nurses were honored on the field during the pregame ceremony. The nurse with the most votes threw the first pitch, and the first runner-up was the catcher. Each winner received 2 game tickets, Clove shoes, a prize bundle from Nuwest, and other prizes!
Here are the two nurses who were chosen by an online vote:
First Pitch Winner, Alison Waters: Alison is an aesthetic nurse injector who is passionate about aesthetics and promoting healthy aging while also helping to give confidence to her patients through a natural approach.
Catcher, Kelli Collins: Kelli has been a nurse for just 5 years but in that time she has excelled. She is originally from Spokane and currently lives in Tacoma working as an ER nurse at Tacoma General Hospital. Kelli graduated from University of Idaho with a degree in Exercise Physiology and worked as an exercise specialist at Valley Medical Center in Renton for several years. After living and working in Germany for a year, she returned to North Carolina to be with her fiancé who had just returned from deployment overseas. It was here she pursued her dream of becoming a nurse. After working for a year her now husband was deployed again and so unsure of her future and where she would be living permanently, she decided to take a traveling assignment and ended up going to Reno, Nevada, Tacoma, Washington, Sacramento, California and Bellingham, Washington before permanently settling down in Tacoma when her husband returned from deployment. I am so proud of her for being a confident, caring and loving nurse. Not many people can travel with only one years experience. She has had to live with a military spouse who has been endlessly had to leave home for various deployments. She has 2 dogs that she adores and they have been her constant companions traveling everywhere she goes. I think she would be a great person to throw out the first pitch, especially because she constantly throws balls for her dogs!
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