RENO, Nev. — Nevada Basketball season tickets for the 2025–26 campaign are now on sale.
Led by seventh-year Head Coach Steve Alford, the Wolf Pack reloads with a dynamic mix of incoming transfers and first-year students poised to make an immediate impact. After finishing 17–16 in 2024–25, Nevada is focused on returning to championship form and making noise in the Mountain West this upcoming season.

The 2025–26 schedule will feature another exciting non-conference slate and an always-competitive Mountain West campaign. While the full slate is yet to be released, fans can expect high-level competition and marquee matchups inside Lawlor Events Center.

Season Ticket Information
Current fans can log into their account to view their latest pricing and parking allocation invoices. Fans' seats and parking have rolled over from the previous year.

Fans can either pay in full or enroll in one of the following flexible, interest-free payment plans:

• Five-month plan: May 1 – September 1
• Three-month plan: May 1 – July 1
• Two-month plan: June 1 – July 1
• Returning season ticket holders have the first right to renew their current seats before the Monday, June 30 deadline.

Season Ticket Member Benefits
2025–26 Season Ticket Members will receive:

•  20% discount at Silver & Blue Outfitters
•  A dedicated Nevada Athletics account manager
•  The opportunity to earn priority points
• Priority access to seat upgrades and new locations
• Ability to transfer tickets to friends or family

New fans can call 775-348-7225 to speak with an Account Executive and learn more about season tickets starting at just $9 per game. Lower Bowl inventory is minimal, but seats are still available in the Upper Bowl at Lawlor Events Center. All fans are encouraged to attend Select-A-Seat in July to explore the latest seating options.

Meet the Newcomers
Nevada is proud to welcome a highly talented recruiting class:
Elijah Price – Forward from Fresno State known for length, skill, and defensive presence
Vaughn Weems – Explosive guard from North Idaho College, bringing scoring and athleticism
Ethan Croley – Forward from Texas with energy, size, and relentless effort
Corey Camper Jr. – A guard who can score at all three levels and lock down defensively
Joel Armotrading – A rim-running big who rebounds, blocks shots, and finishes strong
Kaleb Lowery – 6'8" NAIA standout bringing versatility and impact across all positions

Looking Ahead: Grand Sierra Resort Arena
With the proposed $435 million, 10,000-seat Grand Sierra Resort Arena on the horizon, renewing your seats now helps build your priority points ahead of this exciting new chapter for the program.

For more information on 2025–26 Nevada Men's Basketball season tickets, contact the Nevada Athletics Ticket Office at (775) 348-PACK.

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