Hoops in the Heartland Tickets Available Today

Editor: The following is part of a press release from mvc-sports.com.

(Quad Cities) – ‘Visit Quad Cities’ announced today that tickets for the 2024 Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Women’s Basketball Tournament at Vibrant Arena at The MARK (in downtown Moline, Illinois) on March 14-17, 2024, will go on sale Friday, December 15.

The MVC, in its 117th season, is the nation’s second-oldest NCAA Division I conference and is recognized as one of the most progressive athletic leagues in the country.  This annual tournament features teams from each of the Conference member institutions.  The tournament determines which Valley team receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship.

Tickets for the 2024 tournament go on sale December 15 at 12 PM (CT) and are available at the Vibrant Arena box office or online at www.ticketmaster.com.  Tickets are priced at $65 for reserved seat all-session tickets; $25, $20 and $12 reserved seat tickets per session.  Reserved seating all-session tickets are only $45 if purchased before January 15 through an institutional box office.

“The Missouri Valley Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament and Hoops in the Heartland continues to be a privilege to host,” said Dave Herrell, President and CEO, Visit Quad Cities. “Hosting these student-athlete leaders and championship event brings a significant amount of value to our regional destination and programs the Vibrant Arena at The MARK in a meaningful way. Some of the best women’s basketball in the country will be played in the Quad Cities, and we can’t wait for it to tipoff in March.”

For tournament information, go to www.mvcquadcities.com.  For visitor information, go to www.visitquadcities.com.

The 2024 tournament will mark the 17th-consecutive season in its 42-year history that the event will take place at a neutral site. The Valley played its postseason championship in St. Charles, Missouri – at The Family Arena – for eight-straight seasons from 2008-15 and has held the event in the Quad Cities ever since. The Valley is the only Division I stand-alone women’s basketball event to be held in the same city nine or more consecutive years.