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Women's Basketball Ticket Information
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Season Ticket Information
Applications for 2002-2003 season tickets at Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion are now being accepted for Husky Women's Basketball.
New season ticket orders will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis after current season ticket renewals are processed (early October). All season tickets are for reserved seats.
Donor seats are also available through the Fast Break program. An additional contribution of $75 per seat is required. For Donor or Founder's Club membership and benefit information, please contact the Tyee Office at 206/543-2234.
For additional questions regarding season tickets please call the Husky Ticket Office at 206/543-2200 or visit our website at www.gohuskies.com.
Post Season Priority: Season ticket holders receive priority to purchase Pac-10 and NCAA Tournament tickets to games in which the Huskies participate. The 2003 Pac-10 Tournament will be held in San Jose in early March 2003. Ticket applications will be available with your season ticket mailing.
Season Ticket Pricing:
The individual reserved game ticket prices for 2002-2003 are undecided at this time. Season ticket prices are based on the game home schedule plus $25 per seat Building for Excellence Fund Contribution. University of Washington Faculty/Staff season tickets are 80% of the public price and a $20 per seat Building for Excellence Fund Contribution. Faculty/Staff discounts are only available for season tickets: no individual game discount is available.
2002-2003 Tentative Schedule (as of 4/1/02)
| Fri | Nov 22 | @ Boise State |
| Sun | Nov 24 | @ Texas Tech |
| Fri | Nov 29 | Seattle Times Classic: Kentucky, Saint Bonaventure, Pacific |
| Sat | Nov 30 | Seattle Times Classic |
| Mon | Dec 2 | Wisconsin |
| Fri | Dec 6 | @ Pac-10/Big-10 Challenge, Pullman, WA |
| Sat | Dec 7 | @ Pac-10/Big-10 Challenge, Pullman, WA |
| Tue | Dec 10 | Montana State |
| Fri | Dec 20 | San Francisco |
| Sun | Dec 22 | Iowa State |
| Fri | Dec 28 | @ Washington State |
| Thur | Jan 2 | @ UCLA |
| Sat | Jan 4 | @ USC |
| Thur | Jan 9 | Arizona State |
| Sat | Jan 11 | Arizona |
| Thur | Jan 16 | @ California |
| Sat | Jan 18 | @ Stanford |
| Thur | Jan 23 | Oregon |
| Sat | Jan 25 | Oregon State |
| Thur | Jan 30 | USC |
| Sat | Feb 1 | UCLA |
| Thur | Feb 6 | @ Arizona |
| Sat | Feb 8 | @ Arizona State |
| Thur | Feb 13 | Stanford |
| Sat | Feb 15 | California |
| Thur | Feb 20 | @ Oregon State |
| Sat | Feb 22 | @ Oregon |
| Sat | Mar 1 | Washington State |
| Mar 7-10 | Pac-10 Tournament | |
| San Jose Arena, San Jose, CA |
NCAA Tournament Schedule:
First and Second Rounds (on participating campus sites)
March 22/24 or 23/25
NCAA Regionals:
March 29/31
March 30/April 1
East Region:
University of Dayton Arena
Dayton, OH
Mid-East Region:
Thompson-Boling Arena
Knoxville, TN
Mid-West Region:
University Arena
Albuquerque, NM
West Regional:
Maples Pavilion
Stanford, CA
Final Four:
April 6/8
Georgia Dome
Atlanta, GA
Georgia Institute of Technology, host
