Less than 200
seats remain; still a few suites available
- #12 Wisconsin vs. #1 Texas | December 19 | 4:30 PM |Key Arena (NCAA Semifinal)
- #2 Penn State vs. #3 Washington | December 19 | 6:30 PM |Key Arena (NCAA Semifinal)
If you’re hoping to see the NCAA Women’s Division 1 Volleyball Championships in person this
week, you’ve got one final chance.
The Seattle Sports
Commission reports that less than 200 tickets remain, available for purchase
through Ticketmaster’s website.
8 of Key Arena’s
48 suites are still available, each accommodating 16 people. You can book
directly through Key Arena’s suite website.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
The NCAA is sponsoring a free Youth Volleyball Clinic at Rainier
Vista Boys and Girls Club this Saturday. The clinics, open to kids in
grades 3 through 8, require advance registration on the NCAA website.
The clinic still needs ten more volunteers to assist with
registration, traffic flow, t-shirt distribution and other duties. If you’d
like to help, please send an email right away to kticen @ seattlesports.org.
TEAM PRACTICES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
On Wednesday, December 18, the general public can attend Key
Arena practice sessions for all Final Four teams. The schedule:
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
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Wisconsin
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11:35 AM – 1:05 PM
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Texas
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1:20 PM – 2:50 PM
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Penn State
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2:55 PM – 4:25 PM
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Washington
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NCAA FAN ZONE AT KEY ARENA
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| US Olympians Tama Miyashiro and Courtney Thompson with young fans. Miyashiro will sign autographs at Key Arena Thursday. Thompson will also attend Final Four events. |
At 3:00 PM Thursday—90 minutes prior to the start of the
first semifinal—Key Arena’s doors will open to fans with match tickets. NCAA
corporate sponsors AT&T, Capital One, Molten and others will have booths
with activities and prize opportunities.
The Fan Zone includes an autograph session with three US
Olympians, headlined by UW’s very own Tama
Miyashiro, with teammates Lindsey
Berg and Stacy Sykora.
I remember I lost my voice every time after Sonic’s game at Key Arena, it was so crowded and loud. Not sure Huskies ever have played in front of this kind of huge crowd and noise environment, and it could be overwhelming for our players. Hopefully Huskies will react well and handle them well, keep calm and concentrated.
ReplyDeleteWhat the crowd can do to help Huskies is to keep quite when Pen State serves, and be loud when Huskies serves.
You've obviously never been to Hec Ed when they played Stanford, Oregon, Cal or UCLA.
DeleteNow it's Thursday at 10:45 am and there are maybe 70 lower bowl tickets available via Ticketmaster ... perhaps some schools turned some back in ... they are mostly in the very highest rows of the 100 sections.
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