Season ticket packages for the 2026‑27 Charlotte Women's Basketball campaign are now on sale, with prices beginning at $40 for a full season. The offering provides fans with guaranteed access to every home contest and includes a range of seating options to suit different preferences.
A Look Back at Recent Performance
The program concluded the previous season with a 14‑18 record, a figure that reflects both the challenges faced and the progress made under the current coaching staff. Key contributors such as Princess Anderson, who averaged 15.7 points per game and earned third‑team all‑conference honors, and Tanajah Hayes, a newcomer who ranked second in the American Conference with 5.5 assists per game, helped lay the foundation for future growth.
Adding to the momentum, the team has signed six new players for the upcoming season. Da'Brya Clark, an All‑MEAC First Team selection and HBCU All‑American from Norfolk State, joins the roster alongside Charish Thompson, a Big West All‑Freshman team member from Cal Poly. Zoe Best, who led the team with 59 three‑pointers last year, and Ja'Navia Gage, who pulled down more than eight rebounds per game in conference play, return to bolster the lineup.
Freshman Mariah Sain, who guided Muskegon High School to its first state championship, is also part of the incoming class, bringing local talent into the fold. The coaching staff plans to integrate these additions gradually, aiming to create a balanced rotation that can compete in both non‑conference matchups and the upcoming American Conference schedule.
Looking Ahead
The full non‑conference slate and home‑and‑away opponents for the American Conference will be announced later this summer, but early indications suggest a competitive schedule that will test the team’s depth. With season tickets now available, fans in Charlotte, Norfolk, San Luis Obispo and Muskegon have the opportunity to support the team from the stands as it seeks to build on its recent turnaround.