10/30/2026 9:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
ABILENE — Abilene Christian women's basketball unveiled its 2026-27 promotional schedule for 12 home games on Thursday. A variety of activities and events are planned for another exciting season of Wildcat hoops at Moody Coliseum.
Season tickets and single-game tickets for ACU basketball are on sale now.
ACU opens the new season at 6 p.m. Monday versus Howard Payne at Moody Coliseum. The Wildcats will host Moody Madness with a purple wig giveaway for the first 150 fans.
ACU returns home on Nov. 18 to host Northwestern, just the second power conference program to visit Moody Coliseum and the first since Arkansas made the trip in 2018. It's Rave and Neon Night, presented by First Financial Bank, with Wildcat fans encouraged to light up Moody Coliseum with free LED bracelets.
Local opponent McMurry visits Moody Coliseum at 11 a.m. on Dec. 1 for ACU's Elementary School Day, presented by Domino's. Elementary school students from across the Big Country receive free admission to the game, with pizza and water provided. Students will have the opportunity to participate in various in-game activities.
The Wildcats honor those who serve our nation during their annual Salute to Service game on Dec. 14 versus Stetson. Active military, veterans and first responders receive free admission to the matchup.
Fans can support local families at ACU's Christmas Toy Drive during its matchup with Southwest on Dec. 16. The Wildcats will be in the holiday spirit, offering discounted tickets to those that provide a toy at the door.
Local Girl Scouts are then invited to watch the Wildcats take on Florida Gulf Coast on Dec. 21 for Girl Scout Day.
ACU opens United Athletic Conference play at Moody Coliseum versus Central Arkansas on Jan. 9 The Wildcats will celebrate both their faith and pay tribute to those that built the legacy of ACU women's basketball with their Faith and Family and Legends of Moody game. Former players will be recognized, while current players will share testimonies of their faith throughout the afternoon. Discounted ticket packages will be offered for families.
The Wildcats will white out Moody Coliseum for their Snow Storm game versus Little Rock on Jan. 20. Fans can snag a free ACU-themed beanie. On Jan. 23, it's Hawaiian Day as the Wildcats take on North Alabama. Students can pick up an ACU Hawaiian shirt and take part in hula dancing, limbo and other island activities.
ACU hosts rival Tarleton State on Jan. 30 to celebrate Hoops for a Hope, presented by Hendrick Health, and support the fight against cancer. The Wildcats will offer free tickets to cancer fighters and survivors and offer them in-game recognition.
The Wildcats face another in-state foe in UT Arlington on Feb. 10 for Galentines and She Can Be, presented by Dr. Leslie Hutchins. ACU will recognize women in sport, their impact and their accomplishments.
Feb. 17 is Country Night as the Wildcats take on West Georgia. The game features an ACU cowboy hat giveaway for students along with Wild West-themed games and dancing. The Wildcats host Greek Day versus Eastern Kentucky on Feb. 20, with ACU student groups and social clubs invited to attend and represent their organizations.
ACU closes out its home slate versus Austin Peay on Feb. 27 with Senior Day and a multicultural celebration. The Wildcats will honor their class of seven seniors that have elevated the program to new heights with a pregame ceremony. The team will also highlight the diversity of cultures and histories that make up the ACU community while celebrating Black History Month.
Season tickets and single-game tickets for ACU basketball are on sale now.
ACU opens the new season at 6 p.m. Monday versus Howard Payne at Moody Coliseum. The Wildcats will host Moody Madness with a purple wig giveaway for the first 150 fans.
ACU returns home on Nov. 18 to host Northwestern, just the second power conference program to visit Moody Coliseum and the first since Arkansas made the trip in 2018. It's Rave and Neon Night, presented by First Financial Bank, with Wildcat fans encouraged to light up Moody Coliseum with free LED bracelets.
Local opponent McMurry visits Moody Coliseum at 11 a.m. on Dec. 1 for ACU's Elementary School Day, presented by Domino's. Elementary school students from across the Big Country receive free admission to the game, with pizza and water provided. Students will have the opportunity to participate in various in-game activities.
The Wildcats honor those who serve our nation during their annual Salute to Service game on Dec. 14 versus Stetson. Active military, veterans and first responders receive free admission to the matchup.
Fans can support local families at ACU's Christmas Toy Drive during its matchup with Southwest on Dec. 16. The Wildcats will be in the holiday spirit, offering discounted tickets to those that provide a toy at the door.
Local Girl Scouts are then invited to watch the Wildcats take on Florida Gulf Coast on Dec. 21 for Girl Scout Day.
ACU opens United Athletic Conference play at Moody Coliseum versus Central Arkansas on Jan. 9 The Wildcats will celebrate both their faith and pay tribute to those that built the legacy of ACU women's basketball with their Faith and Family and Legends of Moody game. Former players will be recognized, while current players will share testimonies of their faith throughout the afternoon. Discounted ticket packages will be offered for families.
The Wildcats will white out Moody Coliseum for their Snow Storm game versus Little Rock on Jan. 20. Fans can snag a free ACU-themed beanie. On Jan. 23, it's Hawaiian Day as the Wildcats take on North Alabama. Students can pick up an ACU Hawaiian shirt and take part in hula dancing, limbo and other island activities.
ACU hosts rival Tarleton State on Jan. 30 to celebrate Hoops for a Hope, presented by Hendrick Health, and support the fight against cancer. The Wildcats will offer free tickets to cancer fighters and survivors and offer them in-game recognition.
The Wildcats face another in-state foe in UT Arlington on Feb. 10 for Galentines and She Can Be, presented by Dr. Leslie Hutchins. ACU will recognize women in sport, their impact and their accomplishments.
Feb. 17 is Country Night as the Wildcats take on West Georgia. The game features an ACU cowboy hat giveaway for students along with Wild West-themed games and dancing. The Wildcats host Greek Day versus Eastern Kentucky on Feb. 20, with ACU student groups and social clubs invited to attend and represent their organizations.
ACU closes out its home slate versus Austin Peay on Feb. 27 with Senior Day and a multicultural celebration. The Wildcats will honor their class of seven seniors that have elevated the program to new heights with a pregame ceremony. The team will also highlight the diversity of cultures and histories that make up the ACU community while celebrating Black History Month.
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