WT Announces 2018-2019 Basketball Schedules

Even though it is summer and football season hasn't even started, West Texas A&M has finalized basketball schedules for next season.

The men’s basketball schedule for the 2018-2019 season features 31 regular season contests with 14 of those being at home where WT went 17-1 last season.

The Buffs will open the season on the road on November 2-4 at an event in Anaheim, California. They also play a couple of games in Colorado on November 9-10 against Western State and Adams State before opening the home schedule on Thursday, November 15^th against Lubbock Christian followed by a home matchup with the University of Science & Arts on November 17th at the FUBC.

The WT Thanksgiving Classic is set November 23^rd and 24^th in Canyon.

The first LSC game for the Buffs will be November 29^th at home against Cameron.

The WT men's team is coming off the program's first NCAA Division II Final Four appearance as they set a school record with a 32-4 record.

 – The Lady Buffs also announced their 2018-19 schedule. The slate features 32 regular season contests with 15 of those coming inside of the First United Bank Center in Canyon where WT went 11-3 last season.

The Lady Buffs will head to Austin, Texas on Sunday, October 28^th to take on the Texas Longhorns in exhibition action at the Frank Erwin Center before opening the regular season on November 2-4 at the Division II Conference Commissioner's Association (D2CCA) Tipoff Classic in Anaheim, California.

WT’s home opener will be on November 9-10 as they host the LSC/RMAC Challenge at the First United Bank Center with contests against UC-Colorado Springs and Regis.

The WT Thanksgiving Classic will see New Mexico Highlands, Colorado State-Pueblo and Eastern New Mexico come to Canyon for the annual holiday event as the Lady Buffs will face the Cowgirls on Friday, November 23^rd followed by a Saturday matchup with the Thunderwolves on the 24^th.

Lone Star Conference action begins on Thursday, November 29^th as the Cameron Aggies come to Canyon.

The Lady  Buffs finished 29-5 last season, winning the LSC before falling in the title game of the NCAA South Central Region Tournament.