Basketball Single-Game Ticket Sales Begin Friday; Season-Ticket Sales On-Going
10/11/2018 2:25:00 PM | Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball
ARLINGTON – While season-ticket renewals are on-going, single-game tickets for the 2018-19 UT Arlington men's and women's basketball programs at the state-of-the-art College Park Center go on sale this Friday, Oct. 12.
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Tickets to all 28 Maverick home games – 14 regular-season contests for each team – will be available for sale beginning at 9 a.m. Friday online at UTATickets.com, by calling 817-272-9595 or in person at the UTA Box Office at College Park Center.
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Single-game tickets start at just $6 for women and $8 for men, with group rates, military discounts and other cost-saving packages available as well. For additional information related to group tickets, contact Assistant Director of Marketing & Outbound Sales Jeremy Malnes at 817-272-9607 or via email at jeremy.malnes@uta.edu.
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Season tickets also remain on sale for as low as $99 per seat – an average of just $3.53 per game. For seating options and pricing, as well as Maverick Club benefits, click here. Additionally, with a purchase of men's basketball season tickets, fans are eligible to receive complimentary season tickets to women's basketball, volleyball, softball and baseball for the entire 2018-19 season via the Mav Mania All Sports Pass.
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For more information on opting in to this complimentary package, or for any other season-ticket questions, please contact the UTA Box Office at 817-272-9595 or visit the College Park Center during regular business hours.
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For Maverick Club questions, please contact Assistant AD for Maverick Club Alex Ware at alex.ware@uta.edu or 817-272-9613 or Athletics Development Coordinator Danielle Sanders at danielle.sanders@uta.edu or 817-272-0694.
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New for the 2018-19 season is the ability for all UTA students with a valid ID to receive free admission to not only men's and women's basketball home games – but all Mavericks' home events throughout the year.
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The men – under the direction of first-year head coach Chris Ogden – will tip off their season at home on Tuesday, Nov. 6, against UT Tyler. After playing an exhibition contest at the CPC versus Texas Woman's University on Monday, Nov. 5, the women will commence UTA's popular Homecoming Weekend on Saturday, Nov. 10, with a contest against Jackson State before the men wrap up the day with a battle opposite perennial mid-major power Northern Iowa at 7 p.m.
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The Lady Mavericks' home schedule is highlighted by a pair of marquee opponents, including Arkansas (Nov. 14) and USC (Dec. 22). The men will welcome three non-conference in-state foes to the CPC, in addition to UNI and UC Davis before commencing Sun Belt Conference play in January.
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One of the winningest programs in the state of Texas over the past three years, the men will feature nearly an entirely new lineup in 2018-19, but welcomes several transfers and newcomers who are expected to have an immediate high-level impact. Last year, UTA went 21-13 and advanced to the Sun Belt Championship Final for the first time; two years ago, the Mavericks put together a 27-9 campaign, reaching the NIT Quarterfinals. In June, Kevin Hervey was selected in the Second Round of the NBA Draft, and in August Erick Neal signed a professional contract in Turkey.
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The women return to the court with a thrilling lineup mixed with returners' depth and talented newcomers. Bringing in a top recruiting class for the second time in coach Krista Gerlich's tenure, a group of seven newcomers join eight returning letterwinners for a run at the conference crown in 2018-19. Bringing back 2017 Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year Cierra Johnson after a medical redshirt, UTA – which has finished in the top 3 in the league standings each of the last two years – is poised for a high-paced season both offensively and defensively. The Lady Mavs return four regular starters from last year and look to plug in the talented newcomers that include several state champions or state finalists.
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Tickets to all 28 Maverick home games – 14 regular-season contests for each team – will be available for sale beginning at 9 a.m. Friday online at UTATickets.com, by calling 817-272-9595 or in person at the UTA Box Office at College Park Center.
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Single-game tickets start at just $6 for women and $8 for men, with group rates, military discounts and other cost-saving packages available as well. For additional information related to group tickets, contact Assistant Director of Marketing & Outbound Sales Jeremy Malnes at 817-272-9607 or via email at jeremy.malnes@uta.edu.
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Season tickets also remain on sale for as low as $99 per seat – an average of just $3.53 per game. For seating options and pricing, as well as Maverick Club benefits, click here. Additionally, with a purchase of men's basketball season tickets, fans are eligible to receive complimentary season tickets to women's basketball, volleyball, softball and baseball for the entire 2018-19 season via the Mav Mania All Sports Pass.
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For more information on opting in to this complimentary package, or for any other season-ticket questions, please contact the UTA Box Office at 817-272-9595 or visit the College Park Center during regular business hours.
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For Maverick Club questions, please contact Assistant AD for Maverick Club Alex Ware at alex.ware@uta.edu or 817-272-9613 or Athletics Development Coordinator Danielle Sanders at danielle.sanders@uta.edu or 817-272-0694.
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New for the 2018-19 season is the ability for all UTA students with a valid ID to receive free admission to not only men's and women's basketball home games – but all Mavericks' home events throughout the year.
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The men – under the direction of first-year head coach Chris Ogden – will tip off their season at home on Tuesday, Nov. 6, against UT Tyler. After playing an exhibition contest at the CPC versus Texas Woman's University on Monday, Nov. 5, the women will commence UTA's popular Homecoming Weekend on Saturday, Nov. 10, with a contest against Jackson State before the men wrap up the day with a battle opposite perennial mid-major power Northern Iowa at 7 p.m.
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The Lady Mavericks' home schedule is highlighted by a pair of marquee opponents, including Arkansas (Nov. 14) and USC (Dec. 22). The men will welcome three non-conference in-state foes to the CPC, in addition to UNI and UC Davis before commencing Sun Belt Conference play in January.
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One of the winningest programs in the state of Texas over the past three years, the men will feature nearly an entirely new lineup in 2018-19, but welcomes several transfers and newcomers who are expected to have an immediate high-level impact. Last year, UTA went 21-13 and advanced to the Sun Belt Championship Final for the first time; two years ago, the Mavericks put together a 27-9 campaign, reaching the NIT Quarterfinals. In June, Kevin Hervey was selected in the Second Round of the NBA Draft, and in August Erick Neal signed a professional contract in Turkey.
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The women return to the court with a thrilling lineup mixed with returners' depth and talented newcomers. Bringing in a top recruiting class for the second time in coach Krista Gerlich's tenure, a group of seven newcomers join eight returning letterwinners for a run at the conference crown in 2018-19. Bringing back 2017 Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year Cierra Johnson after a medical redshirt, UTA – which has finished in the top 3 in the league standings each of the last two years – is poised for a high-paced season both offensively and defensively. The Lady Mavs return four regular starters from last year and look to plug in the talented newcomers that include several state champions or state finalists.
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