MALIBU, California — Tickets for all Pepperdine women’s soccer, women’s volleyball and men’s water polo home games are now on sale.
Individual tickets for all fall home games are $13 for adults, $8 for seniors (65 and older), and $8 for children (ages 2-12) and students with valid ID. All Pepperdine University faculty, staff, and students receive free admission with a valid campus ID (CWID). Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.pepperdine waves.com.
If you would like to purchase group tickets (15+ tickets), please fill out this form or contact [email protected].
This fall, there will be 35 home games between Pepperdine’s three fall sports, all coming off a successful 2023-24 season. In total, eight Power 4 programs will travel to Malibu to face the Waves.
The Waves women’s volleyball team is looking to defend its West Coast Conference championship title and improve on last year’s 19-9 record, which earned the team its 27th NCAA Tournament appearance. Reigning WCC Coach of the Year Scott Wong and WCC Player of the Year and AVCA All-American Honorable Mention selection Grace Chillingworth The highlight is a team that brings back eight players from last year’s squad.
The women’s volleyball team’s 15-game home schedule includes two opening games against cross-city rival USC (8/30 and 8/31), Stanford (9/11) and Asics Classic tournament games against Pitt, Omaha and UC Santa Barbara (9/13-15) before moving on to the conference schedule. This year, the Waves will host new WCC opponents Washington State (11/2) and Oregon State (11/30), the former of which participated in the NCAA tournament last year.
Pepperdine women’s soccer begins 31st season with long-time head coach Tim Ward at the top, and the Waves will host three NCAA Tournament teams at Tari Frahm Rokus Field this fall. WCC Offensive Player of the Year Tori WaldeckSelection of the entire western region Taylor Bloomand WCC Newcomer of the Year Julia Quinonez and Co. highlight a team that is aiming for its 14th NCAA tournament appearance.
The Waves’ 10 home games include three games against two Power 4 opponents, USC (8/25), Arizona (8/29) and a top game against UCLA (9/1). In addition, Pepperdine hosts two of the WCC’s best teams, Washington State (10/2) and Santa Clara (10/9).
He is taking part in the WCC for the second time and Merrill Moses‘ Men’s water polo team looks to improve on last year’s season (25-6), in which the team earned its highest ranking since 2008 (3rd place) and shared the WCC regular season title. Pepperdine’s 10-game home schedule begins with a PCH Cup rivalry game against LMU (9/14) and includes games against three NCAA Tournament teams: UCLA (10/12), Princeton (10/15) and San Jose State (11/9).
