Nipawin Hawks Season Tickets: Cost and Deadlines

Updated

Season tickets for the Nipawin Hawks are on sale now, and the price depends on when you buy. Before August 31, the early rate works out to $8.33 per game. After August 31, the price increases to $300 per season ticket. The home season opener is set for September 25 at the Centennial Arena, so buying early is the only way to lock in the lower per-game rate.

Season Ticket Pricing at a Glance

Purchase Window Price Notes
Before August 31 $8.33 per game Early-bird rate promoted by the club
After August 31 $300 per season ticket Standard price once the early window closes

The club's own announcement frames the early rate as the reason not to wait: "Grab your season tickets before August 31 and enjoy every home game for just $8.33 per game."

Key Dates to Know

  • August 31 – Deadline for the early per-game pricing.
  • September 25 – Home season opener at the Centennial Arena.
  • September 22 – Harvest date for the "Farming with the Hawks" project (weather permitting), a separate club initiative but part of the same busy September calendar.

How to Decide Whether to Buy Early

The math is straightforward: if you plan to attend most home games, the early rate is the cheaper option, and the gap between the two prices is the cost of waiting. Two conditions matter:

  1. How many home games you expect to attend. The early rate is quoted per game, so the more games you attend, the more the early pricing saves you relative to the flat $300 figure.
  2. Whether you can commit before August 31. If you can't decide by that date, you'll pay the higher price regardless of how many games you attend.

If you're only likely to catch a handful of games, a season ticket may not be the right fit at either price — but the source material only gives the season-ticket figures, so single-game pricing isn't something you can compare against from this information alone.

What Else Is Happening Around the Season

The ticket push comes alongside preseason preparation. Through three exhibition games, the Hawks held a 1-2 preseason record with two games remaining, using the preseason to evaluate the roster and build chemistry under Head Coach and General Manager Tad Kozun. The club has also announced signings for the 2026-27 SJHL season, including forwards Austin Mori-Goodman and Gavin Wrathall, both 2008-born products of Alberta U18 AAA programs.

Bottom Line

Buy before August 31 to pay $8.33 per game; after that date, a season ticket costs $300. The home opener is September 25 at the Centennial Arena. If you want the lower rate, the decision deadline is the August 31 cutoff, not the start of the season.