Rutgers Athletics Announces Single Game/Match Ticket Information for Winter Sports
Oct 07 | Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Wrestling
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers Athletics has announced single game and single match ticket information for men's basketball, women's basketball and wrestling for the 2019-20 season.
Season ticket holders for each respective program are now able to purchase single tickets for all home events. Women's basketball and wrestling single event tickets for all home games and matches, as well as single game tickets for all men's basketball non-conference games (excluding Seton Hall), will go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Football, women's basketball and wrestling season ticket holders, as well as athletic donors and corporate sponsors will be able to purchase single game tickets for men's basketball conference games and the Seton Hall game on Tuesday, Oct. 22. The general public can purchase single game tickets for all men's basketball conference games and the Seton Hall game beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
In order to have access to any pre-sale opportunities for men's basketball, women's basketball and wrestling, all season ticket holders must have paid for their tickets in full. Season tickets for all three teams can still be purchased either online or by calling 866-445-GORU (4678).
Flex plans are also currently on sale, allowing fans to choose any four games during the 2019-20 season. Additional information can also be found via RutgersGameday.com.
Fourth-year head coach Steve Pikiell and Rutgers men's basketball were named the Most Improved Team of the 2018-19 season by Sports Illustrated in its year-end wards. The Scarlet Knights improved 70 positions in the KenPom.com rankings since the season's initial rating, best among all power conference programs.
Stemming from the progress, Rutgers experienced five sell-outs at the RAC, its most since 2004-05 (7). Average attendance improved 31.1% from 2017-18. RU ranked 65th nationally in percent of capacity (78%) out of 353 D-I programs after placing 232nd in 2017-18 (59.49%).
Women's basketball returns eight Scarlet Knights from last year's squad that captured its most successful Big Ten season to date and danced its way to an at-large NCAA Tournament Bid. The Scarlet Knights played to a 22-10 overall mark and a third-place regular season finish in the Big Ten with a 13-5 conference mark. RU reached the Big Ten semifinals for the first time since joining the league in 2014 and ranked as high as No. 14 in the Associated Press and No. 18 in the ESPN/USA Today Polls.
C. Vivian Stringer embarks on her 49th season in coaching and is coming off a season in which she became the sixth coach in NCAA women's basketball history to surpass the 1,000-career victory milestone. Entering her 25th season "On The Banks", Stringer is one victory shy of capturing her 500th win at the helm of the Scarlet Knight program.
Under the guidance of reigning Dan Gable and NCAA Tournament Coach of the Year Scott Goodale, Rutgers wrestling is coming off an historic 2018-19 campaign which was capped by the program's first individual NCAA titles from Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano, as well as its first Top 10 finish at the national tournament.
RU returns four national qualifiers this season, including Matthew Correnti, Joseph Grello, Peter Lipari, Jordan Pagano. The Scarlet Knights also feature an incoming 2019 freshman class ranked No. 4 in the country by FloWrestling.
Season ticket holders for each respective program are now able to purchase single tickets for all home events. Women's basketball and wrestling single event tickets for all home games and matches, as well as single game tickets for all men's basketball non-conference games (excluding Seton Hall), will go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Football, women's basketball and wrestling season ticket holders, as well as athletic donors and corporate sponsors will be able to purchase single game tickets for men's basketball conference games and the Seton Hall game on Tuesday, Oct. 22. The general public can purchase single game tickets for all men's basketball conference games and the Seton Hall game beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
In order to have access to any pre-sale opportunities for men's basketball, women's basketball and wrestling, all season ticket holders must have paid for their tickets in full. Season tickets for all three teams can still be purchased either online or by calling 866-445-GORU (4678).
Flex plans are also currently on sale, allowing fans to choose any four games during the 2019-20 season. Additional information can also be found via RutgersGameday.com.
| Date | Ticket Information |
| Wednesday, Oct. 2 | Season Ticket Holder Pre-Sale (MBB, WBB & WRES) |
| Tuesday, Oct. 8 | WBB & WRES Single Event Tickets on Sale; MBB Non-Conference (Excluding Seton Hall) on Sale |
| Tuesday, Oct. 22 | Select Season Ticket Holder/Donors/Sponsors Pre-Sale (MBB Conference/Seton Hall) |
| Tuesday, Oct. 29 | MBB Conference/Seton Hall Single Game Tickets on Sale |
Fourth-year head coach Steve Pikiell and Rutgers men's basketball were named the Most Improved Team of the 2018-19 season by Sports Illustrated in its year-end wards. The Scarlet Knights improved 70 positions in the KenPom.com rankings since the season's initial rating, best among all power conference programs.
Stemming from the progress, Rutgers experienced five sell-outs at the RAC, its most since 2004-05 (7). Average attendance improved 31.1% from 2017-18. RU ranked 65th nationally in percent of capacity (78%) out of 353 D-I programs after placing 232nd in 2017-18 (59.49%).
Women's basketball returns eight Scarlet Knights from last year's squad that captured its most successful Big Ten season to date and danced its way to an at-large NCAA Tournament Bid. The Scarlet Knights played to a 22-10 overall mark and a third-place regular season finish in the Big Ten with a 13-5 conference mark. RU reached the Big Ten semifinals for the first time since joining the league in 2014 and ranked as high as No. 14 in the Associated Press and No. 18 in the ESPN/USA Today Polls.
C. Vivian Stringer embarks on her 49th season in coaching and is coming off a season in which she became the sixth coach in NCAA women's basketball history to surpass the 1,000-career victory milestone. Entering her 25th season "On The Banks", Stringer is one victory shy of capturing her 500th win at the helm of the Scarlet Knight program.
Under the guidance of reigning Dan Gable and NCAA Tournament Coach of the Year Scott Goodale, Rutgers wrestling is coming off an historic 2018-19 campaign which was capped by the program's first individual NCAA titles from Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano, as well as its first Top 10 finish at the national tournament.
RU returns four national qualifiers this season, including Matthew Correnti, Joseph Grello, Peter Lipari, Jordan Pagano. The Scarlet Knights also feature an incoming 2019 freshman class ranked No. 4 in the country by FloWrestling.
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