Sports in Norfolk February
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Sports in Norfolk February 2027 schedule
February is an exciting month for sports enthusiasts visiting Norfolk, with a diverse lineup of events across various venues. The Scope Arena hosts a thrilling ice hockey season featuring the Norfolk Admirals, who will be facing off against top teams such as the Trenton Ironhawks on February 10th, Adirondack Thunder from February 12th to 13th, Tahoe Knight Monsters from February 26th to 28th, and Tahoe Knight Monsters again from February 27th to 28th. These games promise high-energy action with the Admirals showcasing their skills at one of Norfolk’s premier sports venues.
In addition to hockey, the Chartway Arena at the Ted Constant Convocation Center becomes the hub for college basketball, featuring the Old Dominion Monarchs. Fans can catch the Monarchs in intense matchups against Georgia State on February 3rd, Georgia Southern on February 11th, James Madison on February 17th, Marshall on February 20th, and Coastal Carolina on February 26th. These games are key highlights of the college basketball season, with the Monarchs aiming for victory in front of their home crowd.
Throughout February, the main performers include the Norfolk Admirals, delivering exciting hockey entertainment, and the Old Dominion Monarchs, competing fiercely in NCAA basketball. Top venues such as Scope Arena and Chartway Arena provide the perfect backdrop for these sporting events, ensuring fans experience top-tier action in a lively and vibrant atmosphere. Mark your calendar for these dates and secure your tickets early to enjoy a month packed with sports excitement in Norfolk.