Pepperdine basketball is gearing up for a historic transition—season tickets are on sale for the 2026-27 season, marking the final games at Firestone Fieldhouse and the grand debut of The Mountain at Mullin Park, a sleek 3,600-seat arena hosting both men’s and women’s teams. The move happens mid-season: men kick off in the new digs Dec. 5 vs. Florida Gulf Coast, followed by the women’s first game Dec. 6 against Boise State. Tickets start at just $75 for women’s and $99 for men’s—less than $7/game—with courtside to upper baseline options. Fresh faces include new head coach Griff Aldrich for the men and returning coach Katie Faulkner leading the women’s team, who made it to the WNIT Super Sixteen last year. Don’t miss this milestone moment—be there for the last hurrah at the old home and the first roar in the new one.

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Pepperdine basketball kicks off a thrilling new era with its 2026-27 West Coast Conference schedule, featuring 16 games split evenly between home and road matchups at their brand-new arena, The Mountain at Mullin Park. Opening on December 5th against Florida Gulf Coast, the Waves will battle top WCC foes including Denver, Pacific, Portland, Saint Mary’s, San Diego, Santa Clara, and Seattle in home-and-home series — while facing LMU only at home and San Francisco away. With electrifying crowds expected in the 3,600-seat venue and a packed January-February slate leading into the March 5-9 WCC Tournament in Las Vegas, this season promises high stakes, fresh energy, and a chance for Pepperdine to make waves on the West Coast.

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Pepperdine basketball’s 2026-27 season kicks off with a historic move — the final games at Firestone Fieldhouse before the grand opening of The Mountain at Mullin Park in December 2026. Season ticket holders who renew by Sept. 25 lock in last season’s prices and get exclusive perks: playoff access, early single-game tickets, a VIP tour of the new arena, and a signed poster from the upcoming squad. Game-day upgrades include individual seat backs and unobstructed views, while some hospitality perks may now be add-ons. For fans, it’s a fresh start — and for the teams, a new era under Coach Aldrich for men and continued momentum for the women’s program after their deep postseason run last year.

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