Jacksonville State Gamecocks Women's Basketball Tickets

Welcome to the Jacksonville State Gamecocks Women’s Basketball page. Based in Jacksonville, Alabama, the team competes at Pete Mathews Coliseum, a 3,500-seat arena that serves as a home court for the Gamecocks. Under head coach Rick Pietri, who joined the program in 2013, Jacksonville State has built a strong women’s basketball tradition anchored by a depth of experience and steady leadership. This page provides a concise biography of the program, a snapshot of key achievements, and a look at the upcoming schedule for the 2025-26 season. Whether you’re a lifelong Gamecocks fan or new to the program, we’ve got you covered for tickets, fixtures, and team news.

We’re your go-to connection for straightforward, reliable ticket information. Secure your seats to see the Gamecocks at Pete Mathews Coliseum and in nearby venues as the schedule unfolds across Conference USA play and non-conference matchups. Like having a friend in the business, we’re here to help you navigate the season with ease.

Biography and program highlights

• Home arena: Pete Mathews Coliseum, Jacksonville, Alabama (3,500 seats). A trusted venue for Gamecocks home games with a supportive crowd and accessible facilities.
• Conference: Competing in Conference USA (C-USA) during recent seasons, with a continued focus on competitive play and growth within a high-level conference.
• Head coach: Rick Pietri, appointed in 2013. A seasoned leader with a career record around 402-340 across 26 seasons, known for building programs and developing players.
• Historical milestones: NCAA Division II Elite Eight appearance in 1991; D-II national champions in 1993; Gulf South Conference champions in 1991—foundations that inform the program’s culture and ambition.
• Player development and style: A program that emphasizes fundamentals, consistent defense, and balanced scoring, with a track record of nurturing players to compete at high levels in college basketball.

2025-26 schedule snapshot: The Gamecocks posted an 11-10 overall record with a 7-4 mark at home. Home games at Pete Mathews Coliseum include notable dates such as November 3 vs LaGrange College, November 13 vs Southern Miss, December 6 vs Mercer, December 9 vs Brewton-Parker, and December 13 vs Point. The team also faces key conference rivals, including Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee, New Mexico State, and Liberty, with home fixtures at Pete Mathews Coliseum. For fans and followers, these dates offer opportunities to see the team in action close to home.