Category: Shocker Athletics

Wichita State University has announced that its new tennis facility will be named the Regine Feilmeier Tennis Complex, recognizing Regine and the Feilmeier family’s longstanding commitment to Shocker tennis and their continued investment in Wichita State’s future. 

WSU and Family Destination Development (FDD) have officially broken ground on the complex, which will become the future home of Shocker tennis and a premier destination for collegiate, amateur and community tennis events. 

Join Shocker volleyball for Youth Team Day at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18 in Charles Koch Arena. Youth teams who RSVP in advance will receive free admission to cheer on the Shockers and experience the excitement of college volleyball up close.

Shocker men’s basketball will host Murray State in a charity scrimmage at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7 in Charles Koch Arena.

All tickets are $20 and seating is general admission. There will be no reserved seating. Gates open one hour before tipoff. Tickets are available for purchase online or by contacting the Shocker Athletics Ticket Office. Proceeds will be split between two local community groups, the Wichita Children’s Home and Cheese Johnson’s UJUMP.

Charles Koch Arena parking will be free and available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Join Shocker volleyball for the Dig Pink game on Oct. 16 and make sure to grab your official T-shirt beforehand. For every one of these T-shirts sold, the Shocker Store will donate $1 to the Side-Out Foundation. Shirts are available at the Charles Koch Arena store and shockerstore.com.

Bring the energy and pack the stands for a night built just for Wichita State students as Shocker volleyball takes on Tulsa at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 in Charles Koch Arena. Students in attendance will have the chance to enter an exclusive lottery giveaway for 200 winners of a limited-edition Shockers snapback hat, available only at Shock Block Night.

WSU students can get a ticket to the game at no additional charge, thanks to the Student Government Association. Claim your ticket.

Bring the energy and pack the stands as Shocker volleyball takes on Tulsa at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. All WSU faculty and staff wearing their Shocktoberfest button receive free admission to the match, with family receiving discounted tickets at the Charles Koch Arena Ticket Office.

Reserve your seat at the annual Shocker Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon starting at 12:15 p.m. Oct. 23 in the Aetna Multipurpose Center at Charles Koch Arena. Doors open at 11:45 a.m., when lunch will be served.

Mingle with men’s and women’s basketball student-athletes and listen to head coaches Paul Mills and Terry Nooner preview the season ahead all while enjoying a legendary buffet-style meal.

Purchase your tickets at goshockers.com/tipoffluncheon or call the Shocker Athletics Ticket Office at 316-978-3267 to secure your seat.

Shocker men’s basketball is hosting a charity scrimmage against Murray State at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at Charles Koch Arena. Lock in your seat for the event at a discounted rate of $10, available to WSU faculty and staff, to get your first look at this year’s team in competitive action.

All seating at the event is general admission; there will be no reserved seating. Parking will be free and available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

A portion of the proceeds will be split between two local community groups: Wichita Children’s Home and Cheese Johnson’s UJUMP Junior Mentoring Program.

Shocker volleyball starts conference play at home as it takes on Memphis at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 and South Florida at noon Sunday, Sept. 27, and WSU students can claim a ticket to each game at no additional charge with their Shocker ID, thanks to the Student Government Association.

Friday, join student-athletes for a powerful evening dedicated to breaking the stigma around mental health at Mental Health Awareness Night. Everyone is better together. Additionally, you can invite friends and family to take advantage of the buy three tickets, get one free special.

Sunday, SCHEELS Junior Shocker Club members who RSVP in advance will receive access to an exclusive pregame Media Day experience featuring photo opportunities, behind-the-scenes fun and special pregame snacks before cheering on the Shockers.

Shocker volleyball starts conference play at home as it takes on Memphis at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 and South Florida at noon Sunday, Sept. 27.

Friday, join student-athletes for a powerful evening dedicated to breaking the stigma around mental health at Mental Health Awareness Night. Everyone is better together. Rally the crew and buy three tickets to receive another for free.

Sunday, SCHEELS Junior Shocker Club members who RSVP in advance will receive access to an exclusive pregame Media Day experience featuring photo opportunities, behind-the-scenes fun and special pregame snacks before cheering on the Shockers.