SAN ANTONIO – UTSA basketball season tickets are now available for purchase. Men's season tickets are available for as low as $99, while women's season tickets are as low as $79.
The Roadrunners' men's schedule features 14 contests at the Convocation Center, starting with the season-opener against East Central on Sunday, Nov. 12. The women on their 13-game home slate on Friday, Nov. 10 against Sul Ross State.
Season tickets can be purchased through the UTSA ticket office by clicking the links above or by calling 210-458-UTSA (8872).
SEASON TICKET PRICING
2017-18 men's season ticket options:
| Courtside** | $250 per ticket |
| Lower-level reserved | $99 per ticket |
**Roadrunner Athletic Foundation donation required
2017-18 women's season ticket options:
| Courtside** | $150 per ticket |
| Lower-level reserved | $79 per ticket |
**Roadrunner Athletic Foundation donation required
2017-18 men's AND women's season ticket options:
| Lower-level reserved | $140 per ticket |
| UTSA Faculty/staff reserved | $115 per ticket |
**Roadrunner Athletic Foundation donation required
UTSA Men's Basketball
The UTSA men's basketball team enters the 2017-18 season fresh off a 14-win campaign -- the program's most wins since the 2011-12 season. Included in those 14 victories were 11 home wins and the program's first Conference USA Tournament victory.
Second-year head coach Steve Henson returns eight student-athletes, including three starters, from last season's squad that ranked in the top third in the nation in defense and 26th in total rebounding. The returners are headlined by 2016-17 Conference USA All-Freshman selection Byron Frohnen, along with point guard Giovanni De Nicolao and forward Nick Allen.
With the wealth of experience returning and addition of seven newcomers, the Roadrunners are well positioned to make a run at a Conference USA Championship.
UTSA Women's Basketball
Women's basketball returns the Convocation Center under the direction of new head coach Kristen Holt. Holt and the Roadrunners will look to expanded on the 2016-17 season that saw UTSA deliver a league-leading defensive field-goal percentage of 38.5 percent and rank second in C-USA in fewest turnovers and third in steals.
Veterans Crystal Chidomere and Carlie Heineman will pace the Roadrunner squad that returns nine letter winners from last season. The seniors played in all 30 games for UTSA last year and combined for 34 double-figuring scoring performances.
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