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Illinois-Chicago Flames Women's Basketball Games & Tickets

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The Illinois-Chicago Flames women's basketball program, based in Chicago, competes in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC). Under head coach Ashleen Bracey, now entering her fourth season in 2025-26, the Flames have built a consistent postseason presence and a reputation for competitive play on both nonconference and MVC stages. The 2025-26 schedule features a mix of early nonconference tests and a full MVC slate, with home games at Credit Union 1 Arena and select broadcasts on ESPN+ and MVC TV packages.

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Key details for planning: the Flames will play a 20-game MVC schedule (10 conference home/away games) and will also compete in a robust nonconference schedule featuring matchups against Indiana, Wisconsin, Loyola-Chicago, DePaul, Maine, Iona, and Saint Francis (PA). Regular-season games may be broadcast on ESPN+ or MVC TV packages. The MVC Tournament returns in March 2026, with the host venue to be announced. Stay tuned for tipoff times and promotional fan events from UIC Athletics, and remember: tickets are on sale now for the 2025-26 campaigns.

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Quick Facts About Illinois-Chicago Flames Women's Basketball

  • Head coach Ashleen Bracey enters her fourth season in 2025-26, with IBCA Co-Coach of the Year honors in 2023-24 and a streak of postseason appearances under her leadership.
  • 2025-26 schedule announced: 20-game MVC slate with 10 home/away MVC contests; nonconference schedule includes Indiana, Wisconsin, Loyola-Chicago, DePaul, Maine, Iona, and Saint Francis (PA).
  • Home games are played at Credit Union 1 Arena in Chicago; some games are broadcast on ESPN+ or Missouri Valley Conference TV packages, with additional coverage planned.
  • The 2025-26 season features early nonconference tests (e.g., at Indiana; home/nearby opponents) and culminates with MVC tournament play in March 2026 (host venue to be determined, with the MVC Tournament in Coralville, IA noted for context).
  • Tickets are on sale for the 2025-26 campaigns; fan promotions and tipoff times are announced by UIC Athletics.

Key details for planning: the Flames will play a 20-game MVC schedule (10 conference home/away games) and will also compete in a robust nonconference schedule featuring matchups against Indiana, Wisconsin, Loyola-Chicago, DePaul, Maine, Iona, and Saint Francis (PA). Regular-season games may be broadcast on ESPN+ or MVC TV packages. The MVC Tournament returns in March 2026, with the host venue to be announced. Stay tuned for tipoff times and promotional fan events from UIC Athletics, and remember: tickets are on sale now for the 2025-26 campaigns.

For more updates, follow the team and coaching staff for insights, game notes, and behind-the-scenes access from our trusted network. We’re here to help you secure your seats quickly and hassle-free.

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