Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Tickets
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Tickets
The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers refers to the various athletics teams which play for the “Western Kentucky University”. The Hilltoppers is the name given to all the men’s sports team, while the Lady Toppers is the one given to the women’s teams. There are 17 teams classified as varsity that play for 11 sports programs. As a whole, they have been categorized under the “National Collegiate Athletic Association” or the NCAA. In 2013, they were further put under the “Sun Belt Conference” subset.
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Their most popularly played sport is football, the games of which are held at the "Houchens Industries L.T. Smith Stadium". Basketball is also very popular among the students—the "E. A. Diddle Arena" is often buzzing during basketball season as students from WKU and other competing universities participate. Baseball is also one of the top sports and takes place in the "Nick Denes Field" ballpark. The official colors of all the sports teams are red and white, while the official mascot is Big Red. Up until 2010, Ross Bjork held the seat for the senior athletic director. He was then replaced by Dr. Wood Selig, while Bjork moved onto Ole Miss for the same spot. The new sports season is set to begin very soon at the university, so Western Kentucky Hilltoppers tickets have already hit the market.
Perhaps the most popular sport played at the campus is basketball. It is famous because it is played both by men and women by the same vigor. Their program is widely recognized all over the country and is even considered to be among the top 4 collegiate basketball programs. Up until 2012, Ken McDonald was the head coach. Since his resignation, Ray Harper has been filling in until a permanent one is assigned. The team has one of the highest winning percentages in NCAA history, and is placed at number 8 overall. The basketball players have been victorious over 1600 times and have won 40 seasons overall. They have also made 28 appearances in the All-American tournaments along with 34 in the Postseason series. Throughout the 1990s, the women’s team out performed the men’s team and held a higher profile in the national championships. More recently, however, the men’s team has improved their game and is matching the success of the women’s team.
Football is also one of the more popular sports in campus. This particular sports program has been inducted into the "Gateway Conference". This is an important milestone for a football team because it makes it eligible to become a Division I member. So far, they have managed to become a part of the "Sun Belt Conference".
Golf is also a successful sports team of the university, having won 10 championships. Although this sport was more popular in the 1950s and 60s, it is being revived at the campus once more.
This season is sure to bring back some exciting games, and old rivalries, such as the one held with Middle Tennessee and the "Eastern Kentucky University". Western Kentucky Hilltoppers tickets will be available for all these games.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 2024 Schedule
Football season is here and is packed with epic matchups. You can catch all the action live as it happens. Next event featuring Western Kentucky Hilltoppers will be Western Kentucky Hilltoppers vs. Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, held at the Nick Denes Field in Bowling Green. As of now, the last event, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers is scheduled for 21-Oct-25 at the Joe Aillet Stadium in Ruston. For complete itinerary of events, please visit our website.
Date | City | Venue |
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2-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
3-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
4-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
15-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
16-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
17-May-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Nick Denes Field |
23-Aug-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
30-Aug-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
6-Sep-25 | Toledo, Ohio | Glass Bowl |
20-Sep-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
27-Sep-25 | Springfield, Missouri | Robert W. Plaster Stadium |
3-Oct-25 | Newark, Delaware | Delaware Stadium |
14-Oct-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
21-Oct-25 | Ruston, Louisian | Joe Aillet Stadium |
1-Nov-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
15-Nov-25 | Bowling Green, Kentucky | Houchens Industries - LT Smith Stadium |
22-Nov-25 | Baton Rouge, Louisian | Tiger Stadium |
29-Nov-25 | Jacksonville, Alabama | Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium |