Wake Forest Athletics
Catch Every Game: 2026-27 Men’s & Women’s Basketball Season Tickets On Sale Now
7/14/2026 10:55:00 AM | Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball
Claim your season ticket today at GoDeacs.com/tickets or by calling the Wake Forest Ticket Office at 336-758-3322.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Claim your spot, Deacon Nation! Wake Forest men's and women's basketball season tickets are now on sale.
Purchase your season ticket today at GoDeacs.com/tickets or by calling the Wake Forest Ticket Office at 336-758-3322.
Men's basketball season tickets for 2026-27 are on sale now and starting at just $149 (plus fees). Season tickets are the best way to ensure you get the best price per-game and access to all the action at the LJVM Coliseum this season. Purchase online here or contact the Wake Forest ticket office at (336) 758-3322 from Monday-Friday at 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to secure your seats.
Women's basketball season tickets are $60 for adults and $49 for youth (Ages 3 - 18), as well as $49 for seniors (Ages 65+). Click here to get yours today!
Women's basketball season ticket plans include a number of exclusive benefits. Admission to all home games also includes these additional perks:
The men's team announced its non-conference schedule on Tuesday, a slate that includes eight home contests beginning with the season opener against Maryland Eastern Shore on Monday, Nov. 2.
Over the last five seasons, Wake Forest men's basketball has earned 43 non-conference wins – tied for the third-most among ACC programs.
The women's team recently released its first scheduled non-conference matchup, set to visit Arkansas in the fourth annual SEC/ACC Challenge. Wake Forest will visit the Razorbacks on Thursday, Dec. 3 inside Bud Walton Arena. The Deacs last participated in the SEC/ACC Challenge during the 2023-24 campaign, hosting Texas A&M on Nov. 30, 2023. A full non-conference schedule will be announced soon.
Men's Basketball Overview
Behind the passion of Deacon Nation and the tutelage of head coach Steve Forbes, Wake Forest men's basketball has built one of college basketball's premier home court advantages over the last five seasons, as the Demon Deacons have collected a 74-17 at LJVM Coliseum since 2021—tied nationally for the seven-most home wins over that period.
The Demon Deacons enter the 2026-27 season with a reloaded roster, which includes MAAC Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year Kevair Kennedy, versatile Kansas addition Jamari McDowell and sharpshooter Justin Ray along with size in Ring Nyeri, Antonio Dorn and Xander Pintelon.
Wake Forest also welcomes talented freshmen twins Gallagher and Gavin Placide.
Women's Basketball Overview
The Demon Deacons will step into year five of the Megan Gebbia era this winter, coming off a 2025-26 season that saw the program tally 14 wins and open with nine straight, good for its best start since the 2008-09 campaign when the team had 12 consecutive wins. Additionally, Wake Forest was the last undefeated team in the ACC and one of just 28 teams in the country to win its first nine games of the season. The Deacs went on to make an appearance in the 2026 WNIT - its second year of participation in the event within the last four seasons.
Six players make up Wake Forest's returning core – Aurora Sørbye, Mary Carter, Opal Bird, Madisyn Jordan, Grace Galbavy and Savannah Metcalfe.
Starting as a forward, Carter was the second leading scorer for the team this past winter, averaging 11.0 points per game during her first year in Winston-Salem. The Rocklin, Calif., native also led the Deacs in three-pointers made (70) and free throw percentage (.864). Sørbye paced the team in both total assists (95) and assists per game as a sophomore (3.0) while appearing in all 32 contests and adding 7.2 points a night. Bird had an immediate first-year impact, tying with Carter as the team leader in blocks (21) while also ranking second among ACC freshmen in assists per game (2.8). Jordan and Galbavy provided valuable depth for the team as perimeter pieces while Metcalfe made 14 appearances as a freshman before her season was cut short due to injury.
Wake Forest has added a total of seven newcomers on scholarship to the 2026-27 roster, featuring four freshmen and three transfers:
Feedback
As fans have questions, feedback or ideas, Wake Forest Athletics encourages you to email wfsports@wfu.edu with those thoughts.
Purchase your season ticket today at GoDeacs.com/tickets or by calling the Wake Forest Ticket Office at 336-758-3322.
Men's basketball season tickets for 2026-27 are on sale now and starting at just $149 (plus fees). Season tickets are the best way to ensure you get the best price per-game and access to all the action at the LJVM Coliseum this season. Purchase online here or contact the Wake Forest ticket office at (336) 758-3322 from Monday-Friday at 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to secure your seats.
Women's basketball season tickets are $60 for adults and $49 for youth (Ages 3 - 18), as well as $49 for seniors (Ages 65+). Click here to get yours today!
Women's basketball season ticket plans include a number of exclusive benefits. Admission to all home games also includes these additional perks:
- Access to courtside seating
- Access to The Shah Basketball Club for free light refreshments and snacks before and during select home games
- A lunch or dinner event with the Wake Forest women's basketball staff and student-athletes
- "Season Ticket Holder of the Game"
- STH of the game will be brought onto the floor during a quarter break or timeout to be recognized during each home contest
The men's team announced its non-conference schedule on Tuesday, a slate that includes eight home contests beginning with the season opener against Maryland Eastern Shore on Monday, Nov. 2.
Over the last five seasons, Wake Forest men's basketball has earned 43 non-conference wins – tied for the third-most among ACC programs.
| Rank | ACC School | Non-Conference Wins Since 2021-22 |
| 1. | Duke | 49 |
| 2. | Clemson | 44 |
| T3. | Wake Forest | 43 |
| T3. | North Carolina | 43 |
Men's Basketball Overview
Behind the passion of Deacon Nation and the tutelage of head coach Steve Forbes, Wake Forest men's basketball has built one of college basketball's premier home court advantages over the last five seasons, as the Demon Deacons have collected a 74-17 at LJVM Coliseum since 2021—tied nationally for the seven-most home wins over that period.
| Rank | Program | Total Home Wins Since 2021-22 |
| 1. | Houston | 80 |
| 2. | Saint Mary's | 79 |
| 3. | Duke | 78 |
| T4. | Arizona | 76 |
| T4. | Iowa State | 76 |
| 6. | Kentucky | 75 |
| T7. | Wake Forest | 74 |
| T7. | Arkansas | 74 |
| T7. | Grand Canyon | 74 |
| T7. | Tennessee | 74 |
| T7. | UConn | 74 |
The Demon Deacons enter the 2026-27 season with a reloaded roster, which includes MAAC Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year Kevair Kennedy, versatile Kansas addition Jamari McDowell and sharpshooter Justin Ray along with size in Ring Nyeri, Antonio Dorn and Xander Pintelon.
Wake Forest also welcomes talented freshmen twins Gallagher and Gavin Placide.
Women's Basketball Overview
The Demon Deacons will step into year five of the Megan Gebbia era this winter, coming off a 2025-26 season that saw the program tally 14 wins and open with nine straight, good for its best start since the 2008-09 campaign when the team had 12 consecutive wins. Additionally, Wake Forest was the last undefeated team in the ACC and one of just 28 teams in the country to win its first nine games of the season. The Deacs went on to make an appearance in the 2026 WNIT - its second year of participation in the event within the last four seasons.
Six players make up Wake Forest's returning core – Aurora Sørbye, Mary Carter, Opal Bird, Madisyn Jordan, Grace Galbavy and Savannah Metcalfe.
Starting as a forward, Carter was the second leading scorer for the team this past winter, averaging 11.0 points per game during her first year in Winston-Salem. The Rocklin, Calif., native also led the Deacs in three-pointers made (70) and free throw percentage (.864). Sørbye paced the team in both total assists (95) and assists per game as a sophomore (3.0) while appearing in all 32 contests and adding 7.2 points a night. Bird had an immediate first-year impact, tying with Carter as the team leader in blocks (21) while also ranking second among ACC freshmen in assists per game (2.8). Jordan and Galbavy provided valuable depth for the team as perimeter pieces while Metcalfe made 14 appearances as a freshman before her season was cut short due to injury.
Wake Forest has added a total of seven newcomers on scholarship to the 2026-27 roster, featuring four freshmen and three transfers:
- Oshauna Holland | Freshman | Guard
- Adora Nwude | Freshman | Guard
- Awele Okoh | Freshman | Center
- Helena Danielewicz | Freshman | Forward
- Ramiyah Byrd | Redshirt Junior | Guard/Forward
- Breauna Ware | Graduate | Guard
- Mckenzie Swanson | Redshirt Sophomore | Forward
Feedback
As fans have questions, feedback or ideas, Wake Forest Athletics encourages you to email wfsports@wfu.edu with those thoughts.
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