General 9/22/2025 10:00:00 AM Chris Brannick

Basketball Schedules Announced, Tickets On Sale Now

Central Oklahoma Men & Women Hosting 25 Home Games This Week

EDMOND – The University of Central Oklahoma men's and women's basketball schedules were announced Monday and season tickets are now on sale.

The Broncho women will play 13 home games inside Hamilton Field House this season, with the men's squad hosting 12 home games in the historic venue on campus. Season tickets will once again be available for all 25 basketball contests this season. Fans can purchase a season ticket for $125 and get a reserved seat for every game.

UCO's women have an exciting non-conference slate to tip off the year, hosting Southwest Minnesota State (Nov. 14) and St. Cloud State (Nov. 15) at Hamilton Field House as part of the Central Region Challenge. Other notable non-conference home games include Midwestern State (Nov. 20), Harding (Nov. 24), and UC Colorado Springs (Nov. 29).

The men's team opens the season Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at the D2CCA Tipoff Classic in Langley, British Columbia, and following their Central Region Challenge in Tahlequah Nov. 14-15, the Bronchos will make their home debut Nov. 19 against Southwestern Oklahoma State. Other non-conference home games include UNT Dallas (Nov. 24), Champion Christian (Nov. 30), and Dallas Christian (Dec. 30).

UCO plays nine MIAA games at home this season and all are doubleheaders, with women tipping off at 5:30 p.m. for weekday games and 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays.

Fans wishing to renew their season tickets, or those that would like more information, can visit bronchosports.com/tickets.

Central Oklahoma has been a member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association since 2012, with the men's team claiming UCO's lone basketball title in 2022.

This season, Hamilton Field House will see the Bronchos host MIAA rivals including Northeastern State, Arkansas-Fort Smith, Missouri Southern, Pittsburg State, Newman, Emporia State, Rogers State, Washburn, and Central Missouri across the men's and women's schedules.

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