New Jersey City University’s athletics are having a packed week. The Gothic Knights are hosting several home games and heading to William Paterson for a couple of matchups.
I’ll break down the men’s and women’s basketball and men’s wrestling schedules. I’ll also share how to get tickets, where to watch, and a few tips if you’re planning to catch the games—whether in Jersey City or on the road.
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This week’s slate: dates, times and venues
It’s a tight schedule with plenty of chances to watch NJCU athletes in action. The main events are midweek home games and then a weekend trip to William Paterson.
Seriously, if you want good seats or easy parking, it’s not a bad idea to plan ahead.
Game-by-game breakdown
Wednesday, Jan. 7 — Home doubleheader at the John J. Moore Athletics & Fitness Center
Friday, Jan. 9 — Men’s Wrestling hosts Elizabethtown College (Senior Night)
Saturday, Jan. 10 — Road trip to William Paterson University (Wayne, N.J.)
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Tickets, livestreams and following the Gothic Knights
Want to watch in person or from home? NJCU makes it pretty simple. Grab tickets for Wednesday’s doubleheader through the NJCU Hometown Ticketing link.
If you’re heading to William Paterson, buy tickets on the WP Pioneers ticketing page. Not making the trip? There’s solid online coverage all season long.
How to stay plugged in
Complete season coverage: Head to NJCUGothicKnights.com/coverage for live stats, recaps, and streams if they’re available.
The athletics department drops updates on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. You’ll catch highlights, roster news, and postgame reactions there—worth a follow if you’re a fan.
What fans should know before heading to a game
Want a smooth game night? Try to show up early for parking or public transit drop-offs.
It gets chilly in the evenings, so bring an extra layer. And if you’re coming for Senior Night in wrestling, expect a little extra energy in the building.
The John J. Moore Athletics & Fitness Center isn’t huge, so the crowd can get loud and the vibe is intense.
Practical tips
Connecting the games to your Jersey City visit
Thinking about making a weekend of it in Jersey City? There’s a lot to see around campus. The Hudson waterfront is close, and some local neighborhoods are honestly underrated.
With easy transit and plenty of spots to explore, catching an NJCU game can turn into a pretty solid day out.
Local travel, stays and neighborhood notes
For out-of-town visitors worried about getting to Jersey City, PATH trains, light rail, and regional buses make the trip pretty simple from Manhattan or other spots in New Jersey.
If you’re figuring out where to stay in Jersey City, it’s smart to look for places near downtown transit hubs. That way, you’ll spend less time commuting to campus or local venues.
Check out the range of Jersey City hotels—there are plenty that balance convenience with comfort. It’s not hard to find a good place to crash.
Once you arrive, take some time to wander through local city districts for food and culture. Jersey City’s got a lot more going on than you might expect.
Slip in a few classic things to do in Jersey City, like strolling the waterfront parks or hopping into an art walk. You’ll want to see what’s happening before or after a game.
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Here is the source article for this story: This Week in #NJCU Athletics: January 5-11