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Perth Lynx v Sydney Uni Flames - 23 Dec Venue: Bendat Basketball Centre Date: 23 Dec Time: 1.00pm PERTH LYNX 2018/2019 SEASON Set to be played over 15 rounds between October and January, the regular season will see the Lynx face each WNBL rival three times, for a total of 21 games. Perth’s home schedule is the most fan friendly in years, with five Friday night games, three Saturday games, two Sunday games and just one Thursday night game set to be contested at The Lair - Bendat Basketball Centre, Mount Claremont. Secure your tickets now to be part of the Red Army and get behind the Perth Lynx this season! HOME FIXTURES Date Opponent Times Sunday 13 Doors 11.00am/Tip Off Adelaide Lightning October 12.00pm Sunday 21 Doors 12.00pm/Tip Off Townsville Fire October 1.00pm Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Friday 26 October Bendigo Spirit 6.30pm Saturday 10 University of Canberra Doors 11.00am/Tip Off November Capitals 12.00pm Friday 16 Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Melbourne Boomers November 6.30pm Friday 30 University of Canberra Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off November Capitals 6.30pm Friday 7 Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Bendigo Spirit December 6.30pm Sunday 23 Doors 12.00pm/Tip Off Sydney Uni Flames December 1.00pm Friday 28 Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Dandenong Rangers December 6.30pm Thursday 10 Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Melbourne Boomers January 6.30pm Saturday 19 Doors 5.30pm/Tip Off Adelaide Lightning January 6.30pm General public onsale 9am WST, Friday 24 August Description Reserved seating General admission seating Adult $35.60 $20.00 Junior (4-16 years) $20.34 $10.00 Family (2 adults + 2 juniors) $91.60 $50.00 Please note all ticket prices are subject to additional credit card charges. *Children under 4 admitted free provided they do not occupy a seat. A parking fee of $10 applies. Please allow plenty of time to travel to the venue and to park your car. With many event attendees arriving at the same time delays may occur. Car park staff will be on duty to direct traffic and assist with parking..

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