2018 Paradise Jam Tickets Available Now
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands – Tickets packages for the 2018 U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam are on sale now. Fans can purchase all-tournament passes for the men's or women's Paradise Jam, online at
www.basketballtravelers.com/fans.
The men's all-tournament pass is available for $150 and grants access to all 12 men's games, Nov. 16-19. The women's all-tournament pass is available for $100 and grants access to all 12 women's games, Nov. 22-24.
The 2018 Paradise Jam will be hosted at the University of the Virgin Islands Sports & Fitness Center, a 3,500-seat arena complete with air-conditioning, concession stands, a VIP lounge, and custom hardwood floor.
Interested fans can purchase tickets or full travel packages, including hotel accommodations, game transportation, and tickets, online at
www.basketballtravelers.com/fans.
Single-day tickets will also be available at the ticket gate of the UVI Sports & Fitness Center throughout the tournament. Single-day tickets will be a cash-only purchase and cannot be purchased ahead of time or with a credit card or check. Men's single-day tickets cost $55 and women's single-day tickets will cost $35.
The women's 2018 Paradise Jam Reef Tournament features Ole Miss, St. John's, Purdue, and UConn, while the women's Island Tournament includes Kentucky, North Carolina, USF, and UCLA.
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USF notched its sixth consecutive 20-win season and fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2017-18. It marked the ninth 20-win season in program history, with head coach Jose Fernandez at the helm for all nine. The Bulls posted 26 wins in 2017-18, just shy of the program record of 27 set in 2008-09 and 2014-15.
USF has made 14 postseason tournament appearances and had six NCAA Tournament berths in head coach Jose Fernandez's 18 seasons. The all-time winningest coach in program history, Fernandez has guided USF to nine 20-win seasons, two WNIT final four appearances, the 2009 WNIT championship and won more than 300 games.
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