Hoop it up With Razorback Women's Basketball
Head coach Mike Neighbors is in his sixth season at the helm of leading the Arkansas women's basketball team and would love to see more attendance records being broken at Bud Walton Arena. Single game tickets are now on sale and season tickets are still available to be purchased.
Arkansas is playing 15 home games inside the confines of Bud Walton Arena, including eight SEC matchups. The team returns three starters from last year's NCAA Tournament team, as well as welcomes three newcomers and will have two student-athletes make their Razorback debuts after sitting out last season. The Razorbacks are projected to finish fourth in the SEC, hosting opponents such as LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee and Missouri. Arkansas' non-conference slate includes seven games at home with their home opener being against Central Arkansas on Friday, Nov. 11.
The Razorback Ticket Center is taking orders both online and over the phone for season tickets. General admission season tickets are $45, and reserved seating tickets are $75. Single game tickets can be purchased online for $5 for adults and $3 for youth (17 and under).
Join the Arkansas women's basketball family and experience all of the pride and pageantry of game days inside the Basketball Palace of Mid-America!
Go to the Razorback Ticket page for all the details!
Contacts
Elvis John Moya, associate athletics director
Athletics Community Engagement and Fan Relations
479-575-6055,
ejmoya@uark.edu
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