Wildcats nine-game home stand revealed
11 Mar
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The Perth Wildcats run home of nine-straight home games has been revealed, with the NBL’s release of its schedule for the remainder of the 2021/22 regular season.
After playing their 14th consecutive road game on Monday, the Wildcats will board a flight for the final time during the regular season.
Then, on Sunday 20 March, they will play their first home game since December against the NZ Breakers.
That game will represent the first of nine games in just five weeks at RAC Arena to round out the 28-game season.
Fans will be treated to home games against all other NBL teams, with the exception of Brisbane (who the Wildcats have already played twice at RAC Arena), and with two games against modern rivals the NZ Breakers.
The Wildcats will also celebrate NBL Indigenous Round in their first home game back at The Jungle.
Perth Wildcats members will be contacted directly via email regarding access to home games, with capacity restrictions expected to remain in place for games in March.
Click here to see the full schedule.


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