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daytonflyers.com is the official athletics website for the University of Dayton Flyers. It is the place to go for Dayton team news, recent scores, featured event promotions, and ticket purchasing. The site is organized around a main navigation area plus sections labeled Slideshow Promo, Top Stories, Scoreboard, and News, with a Flyer E-News email signup at the bottom of the page.
Team and Event Coverage
The site is the athletics department's own outlet, so the content centers on Dayton's varsity programs and their events rather than general university news. Team-specific pages are reached through the main navigation, while the homepage surfaces the most current items.
Where updates appear
| Section | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Top Stories | The lead articles the athletics department is currently highlighting |
| News | The broader stream of recent athletics news |
| Scoreboard | Recent results, shown alongside the news sections |
| Slideshow Promo | Rotating banners for featured events and promotions |
| Flyer E-News | Email newsletter signup (first name, last name, email) |
Tickets
A "Buy Tickets Now" link on the site points to a Ticketmaster-hosted Dayton ticketing page (am.ticketmaster.com/dayton/buy). That is the entry point for purchasing tickets to Flyers events. The site itself does not publish prices on the page; current pricing and availability appear on the ticketing page.
How to Use the Site
- For recent results: check the Scoreboard section on the homepage.
- For team news: start with Top Stories for highlighted articles, then News for the full recent stream.
- For featured events: watch the Slideshow Promo area, which rotates current promotions.
- For tickets: follow the Buy Tickets Now link to the Ticketmaster page.
- For ongoing updates by email: complete the Flyer E-News form with your first name, last name, and email address.
Expected result: you land on current athletics content rather than archived material, since the homepage is built around what the department is promoting now.
Common Snags
- Looking for a specific sport: the homepage highlights only a subset of content; use the main navigation to reach individual team pages.
- Expecting prices on the site: pricing lives on the linked Ticketmaster page, not in the site's own sections.
- Assuming an account is required to read news: the news and scoreboard sections are presented as public page content; the email form is a separate opt-in for updates.