The 2023-24 winter sports season is here and your Peacocks will be in action this week. The men's wrestling and men's basketball teams are on the road with action over the weekend, while the the women's basketball team opens their schedule at home on Saturday night following the regular season finales for football and volleyball.

TICKET INFORMATION… Upper Iowa will charge admission for all home basketball games and wrestling duals. There will not be a digital option for fans to purchase tickets in advance this year and all ticket sales at Upper Iowa will be cash only. Student-athletes are allowed four game passes per contest to give to the fans of their choice. These passes must be signed for at the ticket area in the lobby of Dorman Gym prior to all home events.
 
TICKET PRICES…

• Upper Iowa Students… Free Admission after showing UIU Student ID
• Upper Iowa Faculty/Staff… Free Admission after showing 23-24 Season Pass
• Single-Game Basketball Cash Only Sales (Nov. 11 & 25, Dec. 5, 17 & 19)… Adults - $5, Youth (5-18) - $3, Kids (Younger than 5) - Free
• Double-Header Basketball Cash Only Sales (All GLVC Games)... Adults - $10, Youth (5-18) - $5, Kids (Younger than 5) - Free
• Wrestling Cash Only Sales... Adults - $5, Youth (5-18) - $3, Kids (Younger than 5) - Free

 
KCRG TV9 RENEWAL… Upper Iowa is once again excited to announce the renewal of our partnership with Gray Television and KCRG TV9 out of Cedar Rapids to carry all our Peacock home games and duals this winter season. In total, UIU and KCRG TV9 will broadcast 29 home contests this winter and will continue through softball season. The home events will be broadcast on a pair of digital stations, KCRG 9.2 and Eastern Iowa's CW 9.3, across the eastern half of the state of Iowa.
 
CATCHING THE ACTION DIGITALLY… The best place for fans to catch the Peacocks in action this season through either live stats or a webcast is by going to UIUPeacocks.com/Live on your mobile devices or computers. Links to any live coverage will be found there. With the Peacocks beginning their new chapter in NCAA Division II with the Great Lakes Valley Conference, fans will have to use a new site to access webcasts. If fans know that they are looking for a webcast for a home event or an event at another GLVC institution, then fans can find the new GLVC Sports Network portal at https://glvcsn.com/uiu/. Fans can also stream the games at home by searching for the GLVCSN or GLVC Sports Network on their favorite streaming devices including Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
 
PAY-PER-VIEW… The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) announced a multi-year partnership with Hudl to put select regular season and championship broadcasts behind a paywall earlier this month. The three-year partnership began this fall and runs through the 2026 season. The GLVC has been working with Hudl – formerly BlueFrame Technology and Volar Video – since 2014 when the GLVC Sports Network (GLVCSN) was created as the first Division II league-wide digital streaming network. Included in this new PPV partnership will be both non-conference and conference football, volleyball, men's basketball, and women's basketball regular season contests, as well as GLVC Championship broadcasts for men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's swimming, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's lacrosse, softball, and baseball. Fans will have three different purchase options for regular-season broadcasts, including an individual broadcast cost of $10, $75 (football, men's basketball, women's basketball), and a full GLVC package for all four sports (football, volleyball, men's basketball, women's basketball) at $100. The cost for each Championship will vary, with more details announced closer to each event. Wrestling webcasts will be provided to fans for free through the GLVC Sports Network.