FARMVILLE, Va.  – In just three seasons, the Joan Perry Brock Center has become Central Virginia's go-to place for signature moments.

A buzzer-beating putback for the win that set the stage for a March Madness run. A runaway win against in-state rival JMU. Kiki McIntyre set the Division I school record with 10 steals in a single game – en route to finishing second in the nation with 130 on the season. 

Now the hottest season ticket in town is back on sale. A limited number of Longwood basketball season tickets are officially on sale for the 2026-27 season.
  
Men's head coach Ronnie Thomas's program has averaged 12 wins at home in the first three years of the JPB. The women's program is coming off back-to-back 20-win seasons under head coach Erika Lang-Montgomery.

The JPB is already one of the toughest venues in the region, and Longwood basketball enjoys the best home court advantage in the Big South with Lancer nation cheering them on. The men's team is 20-3 in nonconference play in the three years of the JPB, while the women have enjoyed back-to-back seasons of double-digit home victories. 
 
Tickets remain a great value at $130 per seat, and fans can reserve their spots in the JPB for every single home game this season. The ticket secures a reserved seat for ALL men's and women's basketball games. 

In addition to purchasing season tickets, fans can enhance their game day experience through a Club 64 membership or a Brock Commons Garage parking pass. Club 64 packages include reserved seats for every home game, reserved parking and access to premium hospitality. A very limited number of Club 64 memberships and Brock Commons Garage parking passes remain. Fans interested in either option should email ticketing@longwood.edu. Donations made through Club 64 memberships directly support Longwood student-athletes through the Student-Athlete Excellence Fund.