Villanova Wildcats Basketball Tickets

Any fan that purchases Villanova Wildcats basketball tickets knows that they are in for a great basketball experience. Whether they purchase Villanova tickets in the student section, known as “Nova Nation,” or anywhere else in the Pavilion, all holders of Villanova Wildcats tickets join in the chants like “March of the Wildcats” and “V for Villanova.”

The Pavilion, the home court of the team and its fans with Villanova Wildcats basketball tickets, first opened in 1986. Formerly know as the du Pont Pavilion for John Eleuthere du Pont, who funded the stadium in 1986, the arena officially became just the Pavilion in 1997. The multi-purpose arena includes four multi-purpose courts, including the main gym floor where holders of Villanova tickets watch the Wildcats play. For every home game, the Pavilion opens its doors to 6,500 fans with Villanova Wildcats tickets.

Like any team in college basketball, the goal of the Villanova Wildcats and their fans with Villanova tickets is to win national championships. In the past, the team has made three Final Four appearances and two national championship game appearances, one of which, in 1985, resulted in a National Title for the team and all of the fans with Villanova Wildcats tickets. Now, these same fans look to Head Coach Jay Wright to lead the team back to national championship glory.

Fans with Villanova tickets knew who Jay Wright was before he became the team’s head coach in 2001. From 1987 through 1992, Wright served as an assistant coach for the Wildcats. In the 2004-05 season, Wright led the Wildcats and their fans with Villanova basketball tickets to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament for the first time in more than 15 years. This earned him the Philadelphia Big Five Eastern College Coach of the Year for that season, as well as bringing the hope of another national title back to the holders of Villanova Wildcats basketball tickets.

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