Orange and black will have some company in the stands when Pacific women’s volleyball welcomes Loyola Marymount University to Stockton on Thursday, November 5. For the Tigers’ Pink Game, fans are invited to wear pink and make a weekday evening of collegiate sports a shared community outing.
The match begins at 6 p.m. at the Alex G. Spanos Center. Pacific’s official calendar lists the event from 6 to 8 p.m. and names Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center as presenter. The invitation reaches beyond campus: the university includes the general public, parents, prospective students and alumni among the event’s audiences.
Women’s athletics, close to home
A home volleyball match gives Stockton families a chance to watch the sport’s quick decisions and coordinated movement at court level. A serve puts the rally in motion, but the points that follow depend on teammates reading one another, covering space and responding together. For younger players, those exchanges offer plenty to watch beyond the final score.
The Pink Game adds a common color to that experience. A school group, a family or longtime fans can take part in the published promotion simply by wearing pink and joining the crowd. The local medical center’s presenting role brings a Stockton healthcare organization into an evening centered on women’s collegiate competition.
What the promotion confirms
Pacific’s announcement confirms the Pink Game name, the presenting partner and the invitation to wear pink. It does not describe a breast cancer fundraiser, screening service, educational booth, survivor recognition ceremony or donation recipient. Those activities should not be assumed from the event’s name, and no such program has been verified for this match.
That distinction matters for readers deciding how to take part. The confirmed opportunity is to attend the volleyball game and join its pink theme. Anyone seeking a particular awareness activity or charitable component should check with Pacific Athletics before making plans around it.
Planning a visit to the Spanos Center
The university calendar lists a single-ticket price of $16. Fans should use the official ticket link to check available ticket types and the final amount before purchasing. The university-linked ticket page says parking is free, gates open one hour before the game and tickets are digital. With a 6 p.m. start, that gate policy means admission begins at 5 p.m.
Groups of 10 or more may request a special rate through Pacific’s ticket sales staff. The ticket page says group pricing and any group experiences must be requested and scheduled before game day. Those options are separate from the Pink Game promotion and are subject to arrangements with the university.
Use 6 p.m. as the start time. Both Pacific’s calendar and its linked ticket page show that time. The calendar’s 8 p.m. endpoint is the published event window, rather than a guarantee of exactly when the final rally will end.
Event Details
- Event: Pacific women’s volleyball vs. Loyola Marymount University, Pink Game
- Presenter: Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center
- Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
- Time: 6 p.m. start; Pacific lists a 6–8 p.m. event window. Gates open one hour before the start.
- Venue: Alex G. Spanos Center, University of the Pacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton. The ticket page lists the venue street location as 1178 Larry Heller Drive.
- Admission: University-listed single-game ticket price: $16. Verify final pricing and availability through the ticket seller.
- Attendance: Open to the general public with game admission. No separate Pink Game registration is stated.
- Official information and ticket link: Pacific’s Pink Game announcement
- Ticket assistance: [email protected]. Group sales: Manny Leon, 209-932-3112, [email protected].
For Stockton neighbors, the invitation is straightforward: choose something pink, bring someone along and spend an evening supporting women’s sports on a hometown court.