Cornell Basketball hosts second annual Halloween Hoops at Newman Arena on October 30

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After its debut in 2025, the Halloween Hoops event will return to Newman Arena in Bartels Hall on Thursday, October 30. Cornell Basketball will host the event from 5:30 to 7:45 p.m. The event is open to the public, and admission is free. Costumes are encouraged for attendees.

Fans attending Halloween Hoops will have the opportunity to meet Big Red student-athletes, collect autographs, and participate in games and contests. Halloween treats and giveaways will be available throughout the evening.

The schedule also includes both basketball teams taking the court for a three-point shootout and dunk contest. This will offer fans an early look at the 2025-26 basketball seasons.

“Fans can meet and interact with Big Red student-athletes, collect autographs, play games and enjoy contests, with Halloween treats available and giveaways occurring throughout the evening. Both teams will also take the court with a 3-point shotout and dunk contest, giving fans a first look at the 2025-26 basketball seasons and a night filled with Big Red spirit and Halloween fun.”

The event aims to provide a family-friendly environment and to engage the community with Cornell Basketball.



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