SAN ANTONIO -- Season tickets for UTSA men's and women's basketball in 2021-22 are now on sale and available by going to GoUTSA.com/tickets or by calling or texting the UTSA Ticket Office at 210.458.8872.
Season tickets, including general admission upper level ($99) and lower level reserved ($115) tickets for men's basketball, and lower level reserved seats for women's basketball are now on sale. In addition, men's basketball courtside seating ($300) and women's basketball courtside seating ($150) is on sale for Roadrunner Athletic Fund members.
Fans can also purchase a combined reserved season ticket for both men's and women's basketball for as low at $140, with UTSA faculty and staff able to purchase the combined season ticket packages for just $115.
Single-game tickets for both men's and women's basketball will go on sale in the near future.
Students are admitted free by showing their UTSA ID.
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The men's basketball team opens its 2021-22 schedule as part of a doubleheader at the Convocation Center with the women's team on Nov. 9. UTSA will host a total of 18 games at the Convocation Center, including a nine-game schedule in Conference USA. The Roadrunners will host a multi-team event Nov. 15-17 and will welcome a total of nine non-conference foes to San Antonio before opening league play.
UTSA's men return three starters from a 15-win COVID-19 impacted season in 2020-21, including senior forward Cedrick Alley Jr., a C-USA Freshman Team selection in scoring dynamo Jordan Ivy-Curry, and two-year starting center Jacob Germany, a former four-star prospect who ranked as the highest recruit in UTSA history when he signed out of Kingston, Okla. UTSA also returns guard Erik Czumbel, who has started 31 games over his first two seasons, and 2020-21 letterwinners in Lachlan Bofinger, Phoenix Ford, Artan Jabbar and Adrian Rodriguez. UTSA is buoyed by the addition of a pair of former four-star recruits, including Cal and SMU transfer Darius McNeill and the latest highest ranked recruit in program annals, 6-foot-9 forward Josh Farmer. The Roadrunners also welcome the addition of 6-8 guard/forward Aleu Aleu, 6-5 guards Dhieu Deing and Azavier Johnson, 6-7 guard Lamin Sabally and 6-3 speedster Christian Tucker.
The women's basketball team opens the season hosting former Southland Conference foe Stephen F. Austin. The Roadrunners are set to have a total of 13 home games at the Convocation Center.
UTSA returns eight players from last year's roster and welcomed seven transfers under new head coach Karen Aston, who was named the 10th coach in program history on March 29. Aston added Jamie Carey, Empress Davenport, Cameron Miles and Lauren Fruits to round out the new staff.
Men's Basketball Season Tickets:
General Admission (upper level): $99
Reserved (lower level): $115
Courtside Seating for Roadrunner Athletic Fund members: $300
Single Game Reserved (on-sale soon): $12
Single Game General Admission (on-sale soon): $10
Single Game Courtside (on sale soon): $30
Students: Free Admission with UTSA ID
Women's Basketball Season Tickets:
Reserved (lower level): $79
Courtside Seating for Roadrunner Athletic Fund members: $150
Single Game Reserved (on-sale soon): $8
Students: Free Admission with UTSA ID
Men's and Women's Basketball Combined Season Tickets:
Reserved: $140
UTSA Faculty/Staff Reserved: $115
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