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Mariners Nurse Night: Get Discount Tickets & Nurse To Throw The First Pitch!

4 Min Read Published April 3, 2025
Mariners Nurse Night: Get Discount Tickets & Nurse To Throw The First Pitch!

âšľ About Seattle Mariners Nurse Appreciation Night

  • Date: May 13, 2025 at 6:45 pm 
  • Game: Seattle Mariners vs. New York Yankees

On May 13th, 2025, the Seattle Mariners hosted a nurse appreciation theme night for their game against the New York Yankees at 6:45 PM. In addition to giving a free Mariners nuse-themed quarter zip shirt to fans who bought theme tickets, two outstanding nurses were honored on the field. The nominated nurse, selected through an online vote, got to throw the first pitch for the game, and the runner-up was the catcher! In addition to being honored on the field, both nurses received exciting prizes, including free game tickets, Clove Shoes, and Fabletics Scrubs.

Nurse To Throw The First Pitch! 

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! 

Here are the two nurses who were chosen by an online vote:

First Pitch Winner, Jes Pureza

"Jes is a long-time Burn and Pediatric Trauma Nurse at Harborview Medical Center, and provides excellent care to some of the sickest patients with burns and traumatic injuries. She is a preceptor, a charge nurse, and a well-known resource. She also puts together the yearly unit outing to the Mariners Nurses' Night game every May! She has always been a proud PNW nurse and sports fan!"

First Catch, Andrew Jensen

"Andy has been at Harborview Medical Center for 23 and a half years. He has worked as a Rapid Response Nurse for 17 years, responding to the most critical patients in our hospital. He has saved countless lives in every department in the hospital, too many to count. He is also a lifelong Mariners fan who goes to Spring Training, buys a Flex Pass, and goes to every event planned for the Mariners every year. His support for nursing and our patients cannot be rivaled. The commitment to our community that he has is only rivaled by his commitment to the Mariners. He would be someone that would truly appreciate everything about this experience while also deserving it more than anyone I can think of. "

It was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for these amazing nurses, and we're grateful to those who came out to take part in the celebration!

Awards and Prizes

  • The nurse with the most votes was honored on the field and threw the first pitch!
  • The runner-up caught the first pitch!
  • The nurse winners each received 2 game tickets, courtesy of Nurse.org, Fabletics scrubs, a pair of Clove shoes, and a prize bundle from NuWest!

Mariners Nurse Appreciation Night T-Shirts

As part of this grand slam of appreciation, Mel's Crafty Corner was thrilled to offer nurse baseball-themed t-shirts! These thoughtfully crafted, adorable tees were an excellent way for Mariners fans to support nurses in style!

 

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! 

Awards and Prizes

  • The nurse winners each received 2 game tickets, courtesy of Nurse.org, a pair of Clove shoes, and a prize bundle from NuWest!

Angelina Walker
Angelina Walker
Sr. Director, Digital Marketing and Community

Angelina has her finger on the pulse of everything nursing. Whether it's a trending news topic, valuable resource or, heartfelt story, Angelina is an expert at producing content that nurses love to read. As a former nurse recruiter turned marketer, she specializes in warmly engaging with the nursing community and exponentially growing our social presence.

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Bachelor of the Arts (BA), Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies - Ethnicity, Gender, and Labor, University of Washington

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