Lowcountry Business Special for CAA Men's Basketball Championship



The 2017 CAA Men’s Basketball Championship at the North Charleston Coliseum is just around the corner and conference play is on fire. Since the planning stages of the tournament, Lowcountry businesses have embraced the Colonial Athletic Association and the March 3-6 Men’s Basketball Championship. To thank them for their warm reception, the CAA is proud to offer a Lowcountry Business Special for only $500 (a value of $1,100).

For the investment of $500, businesses will receive 30 ticket vouchers ($900 value) and four VIP Hospitality Passes ($200 value). The businesses can choose the session or sessions they want to attend as each voucher is redeemable for one Premium Reserved seat of their choice (based on availability). Orders must be placed online at www.shopCAAsports.com before February 26.

Vouchers will be mailed out beginning February 21. Once vouchers are received, visit the North Charleston Coliseum Box Office to redeem the vouchers for reserved seat tickets.

The 2017 CAA Men’s Basketball Championship will be held March 3-6 at the North Charleston Coliseum. Defending CAA Champion UNCW and local entry College of Charleston will be joined by University of Delaware, Drexel University, Elon University, Hofstra University, James Madison University, Northeastern University, Towson University and the College of William & Mary.

Tickets available online at www.ticketmaster.com.


For the latest on CAA Men’s Basketball and the 2017 CAA Men’s Basketball Championship, follow them on Twitter and Instagram at @CharlestonCAA and and use the hashtag  #CAAHoops. Follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CharlestonCAAChampionship. Visit them online at www.CAAsports.com.

Location: Charleston, SC North Charleston, SC, USA

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