One Last Night at Baxter: Military & First Responders Night This Friday
The Omaha Kings FC return to Baxter Arena this Friday, March 27 for their final home match of the regular season, hosting longtime rivals the Wichita Wings in what promises to be a high-energy showdown.
Kickoff is set for 7:00 PM, with the match carrying added significance both on and off the field as the organization hosts Military & First Responders Appreciation Night.
As part of the evening, all active and retired military members and first responders will receive free admission, with $12 tickets available for their families. Standard tickets for the general public will be on sale for $18, making this a special opportunity for the community to come together for one final night at Baxter Arena this season.
A Rivalry That Delivers
Friday’s matchup brings together two familiar opponents in a rivalry that has consistently produced tightly contested battles. The Kings and Wings have built a reputation for physical, high-intensity matches, with several recent meetings almost pushing into overtime or being decided by the slimmest of margins.
With both teams known for their competitiveness, fans can expect another thrilling chapter in the series as the Kings look to close out their home schedule on a strong note.
Honoring Those Who Serve
The evening will feature several special moments dedicated to honoring members of the military and first responder community.
The Omaha Police Department Honor Guard will present the colors during the National Anthem, setting the tone for a night centered around recognition and gratitude. The Anthem will be performed by Colton Schlines, adding to the significance of the pregame ceremony.
Celebrating the Omaha Queens
At halftime, the organization will take time to recognize the Omaha Queens FC following the conclusion of their season.
The ceremony will include a special acknowledgment of forward Mia Hurt, who earned MASLW First Team All-Star honors for her outstanding performance this year. Her recognition highlights the continued growth and success of the Queens and the impact of women’s professional indoor soccer in Omaha.
One Final Night at Home
With the regular season nearing its conclusion, Friday marks the last opportunity for fans to experience Kings soccer at Baxter Arena this season. From a heated rivalry matchup to meaningful community recognition, the night brings together everything that defines the club’s identity — competition, community, and connection.
Fans are encouraged to arrive early, be part of the pregame ceremonies, and help create an electric atmosphere as the Kings take the field one final time at home.