UNLV Volleyball vs New Mexico November 12: Cox Pavilion — Tickets & Guide

Cox Pavilion arena at UNLV with the Rebels logo on the court
Cox Pavilion at UNLV, home of Rebels volleyball. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

UNLV women’s volleyball hosts the New Mexico Lobos at Cox Pavilion on Thursday, November 12, 2026, with first serve at 6:00 PM PT. It is the first of two home matches against the Lobos in the same week: the teams meet again on Saturday, November 14, at 1:00 PM for Senior Day. Thursday’s match is the evening fixture, and the official UNLV schedule lists it as a National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) match with a White Out theme, so fans are encouraged to wear white.

Conference volleyball in November is where seasons are decided. The Mountain West race is tight late in the year, and home matches at Cox Pavilion are the Rebels’ chance to bank wins in front of their own crowd. The Pavilion is a compact arena by design: the court is close to the seats, the crowd noise builds quickly, and a good rally can lift the whole building. For students and locals, it is one of the best-value nights of live sport in Las Vegas, and the 6:00 PM start makes it an easy evening out after work or class.

UNLV vs New Mexico, November 12: the details

  • Event: UNLV Women’s Volleyball vs New Mexico Lobos
  • Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
  • Start time: 6:00 PM PT
  • Venue: Cox Pavilion (The Pavilion)
  • Address: 4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154
  • Theme: National Girls and Women in Sports Day, White Out
  • Tickets: Available through the UNLV ticket office; the official UNLV schedule does not publish a per-match ticket price

This is the first of two matches between the teams in three days. UNLV and New Mexico meet again at Cox Pavilion on Saturday, November 14, at 1:00 PM for Senior Day, so Thursday’s match is the opener of a short home series. If you follow the Rebels, the two-match week is a good chance to see the team twice in three days, and the Saturday rematch has its own separate guide on this site.

Tickets for UNLV volleyball on November 12

Tickets for UNLV women’s volleyball are sold through the UNLV ticket office. The official UNLV schedule does not publish a per-match ticket price for this match, so no price is shown in this guide and no price is included in the event details. College volleyball tickets are generally affordable, and UNLV offers tickets through its own ticket office and at the venue. Check the official UNLV schedule page for this match before you travel: it links to tickets and to the live stream for fans who cannot attend in person.

When you buy, check the date, the 6:00 PM start time and your seat location on the confirmation page before you pay. Mobile tickets are standard for UNLV athletics events, so download your tickets to your phone before you leave home. Because this is a White Out match, wear white if you want to join in the theme: the official schedule lists the match as a National Girls and Women in Sports Day White Out.

Getting to Cox Pavilion

Cox Pavilion, known as The Pavilion, is on the UNLV campus at 4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154, next to the Thomas & Mack Center. If you are driving, the campus has parking lots and garages near the arena, and you should allow extra time on a Thursday evening: the campus and Maryland Parkway can be busy at 6:00 PM. Rideshare and taxi drop-offs are available on campus, and public transit serves Maryland Parkway.

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the 6:00 PM first serve. That leaves time to park, walk to Cox Pavilion, find your seat and settle in before the match starts. The Pavilion is a smaller arena, so even the seats farther back are close to the court, and the atmosphere builds quickly once the first set gets under way. After the match, expect a crowd leaving at once; the campus walkways can be busy, so a short wait inside the arena can make the exit easier.

Good to know before you go

College volleyball is an indoor sport, and a match usually lasts around two hours, depending on how many sets are played. It is a family-friendly event, and the 6:00 PM start makes it an easy evening for families with children. Dress as you would for an evening at an arena, and bring a light layer: the arena is air-conditioned and can feel cool once the match is under way. Check the UNLV athletics website before you leave for the latest details on bags, prohibited items and accessibility, and confirm the 6:00 PM start time on the official schedule on the day of the match.

For Rebels fans, this is a November home match with a theme and a conference rival in town. Wear white, arrive early, and enjoy a night of college volleyball at Cox Pavilion.

Official schedule and details: UNLV Women’s Volleyball 2026 Schedule.

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