Oct 27, 2026 - Sports

You can get free ASU women's hoops tickets from the Phoenix library

Zach Buchanan

An ASU women's basketball player goes up for a layup against a Virginia defender. — The Sun Devils made the "First Four" of the NCAA tournament last season. Photo: Cliff Jette/NCAA Photos via Getty Images

Phoenix Public Library visitors can snag two free tickets to ASU women's basketball games this year, the city of Phoenix announced Tuesday.

Why it matters: The Sun Devils made the NCAA tournament last season and have high hopes again under second-year coach Molly Miller, so this could end up being a pretty sweet deal.

How it works: You can visit the customer service desk at any of the Phoenix library system's 17 locations to access two free tickets per home game.

Library cardholders can also get additional tickets for $5.
Tickets for the team's home opener currently run $17-$28.
Desert Financial Arena seats about 10,000 for women's basketball games, but the team averaged roughly 3,600 fans per game last season.

Catch up quick: Last year, Miller led the Sun Devils to a 24-11 record in her first season leading the team, breaking a streak of five straight seasons without a winning record.

ASU returns only five players from last year's time, but Miller reloaded with highly regarded transfers, leading ESPN to rank the Sun Devils at No. 22 entering the season.

What's next: The Sun Devils open their season at 5pm on Nov. 2 against Jackson State at Desert Financial Arena.

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