Vibe Announces Home Matches on 3/28 and 3/30 at GSU Convocation Center
December 11, 2024 - Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF)
Atlanta Vibe News Release
ATLANTA, Ga. - The Atlanta Vibe is set to electrify downtown Atlanta with two thrilling home games at Georgia State University's Convocation Center at the end of March. These "inside-the-perimeter" matchups on March 28 and 30 will bring professional women's volleyball to the heart of the city, offering fans an unparalleled opportunity to experience the Vibe's competitive spirit in an intimate, urban setting.
"We're bringing the Vibe to the very pulse of Atlanta," said Kayla Banwarth, Head Coach of the Atlanta Vibe. "These games at GSU's Convocation Center will allow passionate fans to feel the energy of professional volleyball like never before."
The downtown location provides easy access for fans and proximity to local attractions, promising an electric atmosphere that will showcase the Vibe's elite performance. These special home games are part of the team's commitment to connecting with supporters across the metro area.
In addition to these exciting March matchups, the Vibe is pleased to announce Georgia State University's Sports Arena as their official practice facility for the 2025 season. This partnership immerses the team in the vibrant energy of downtown Atlanta.
"Our collaboration with Georgia State University goes beyond just a practice space," Banwarth added. "It's about integrating our team into the fabric of Atlanta and bringing top-tier volleyball to fans across the city."
Tickets for these must-see March games will be available soon!
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