Beaver Basketball: Home Court Advantage
October 20, 2015 | Women's Basketball
There's no place like home, especially when it comes to Oregon State basketball!
Thanks to the support from the OSU BeaverDAM and loyal Beaver basketball fans, the men's and women's teams combined to go 29-4 at Gill Coliseum last season.
The men set program records for best start at Gill Coliseum (14-0) and the most home wins in a single season (15). The average attendance for men's basketball at Gill Coliseum was 5,612, a 42.2 percent increase from the previous season, and the average attendance for Pac-12 games was 6,988, an increase of 47.8 percent. Both average increases were the highest in the Pac-12.
The women led the Pac-12 in attendance last season with an average of 4,167 fans per-game overall and 4,785 for conference games. The Beavers drew over 5,000 fans five times, over 6,000 four times and broke 7,000 against Idaho and Oregon. Oregon State went 14-2 at Gill Coliseum last season, and holds a 28-3 record at home over the last two years. The Beavers' 2014-15 home slate was headlined by wins over Arizona State and Cal, as well as the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament being hosted at Gill.
Let's make Gill Coliseum even tougher for visiting teams this season! Order your season or single game tickets, wear orange and BE LOUD!
Fans can secure Oregon State men's basketball season tickets and single game tickets by visiting this link or calling 800-GO-BEAVS. Far West Classic Invite tickets will be included for all Oregon State men's basketball season ticket holders, giving fans a total of 18 games to watch in Corvallis and Portland during the 2015-16 season (including an exhibition game).
More reserved seat season tickets have been made available for the 2015-16 Oregon State women's basketball season, and general admission season tickets are still available for a low as $68. Get yours today by clicking this link or by calling 800-GO-BEAVS. The Beavers' 2015-16 schedule features 15 home games, including marquee matchups against Tennessee, Stanford and Arizona State.
