Alaska Anchorage Seawolves Tickets

The Alaska Anchorage Seawolves represent the University of Alaska Anchorage across 13 varsity sports, competing primarily in the GNAC. From high-energy basketball and volleyball to competitive hockey and gymnastics, the Seawolves bring a strong Inland Northwest and Alaska flavor to collegiate athletics. Home ice and court action typically take place at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage, with hockey games hosted at the Avis Alaska Sports Complex and select events staged at other campus venues as needed. Whether you’re following basketball, volleyball, or hockey, we’ve got you covered for tickets and up-to-date schedules.

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Upcoming highlights: The 2025 volleyball schedule features 17 home matches at the Alaska Airlines Center, announced by GoSeawolves. For the 2025-26 season, the men’s basketball team will host 18 home contests, with an early-season trip to Lakeland, Florida for the Hall of Fame Classic. The GNAC home slate kicks off Jan 1 with a showdown against Northwest Nazarene and Jan 3 against Western Washington, both at Alaska Airlines Center.

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Venue details: Alaska Airlines Center hosts most Seawolves home events, with hockey at the Avis Alaska Sports Complex. Other campus venues may host select matchups or events as needed. Anchorage adds a unique Alaska backdrop for fans and players alike, contributing to a vibrant home-court and home-ice atmosphere.