2024-25 pricing is to be determined.
To see premium club menus for the next game, please bookmark and visit PurdueSports.com/WBBmenu.
| Club Seat Type | Seat License Fee* | Season Ticket | Total Per Seat |
| Court-side Row 1 | $380 | $165 | $545 |
| Court-side Rows 2-6 | $255 | $165 | $420 |
| Club | $129 | $165 | $294 |
*Pricing listed is the base price per seat. There is an escalator added annually to the base price dependent on the length of the license agreement.
The John Purdue Club membership level required for access to purchase women’s basketball premium seating is the First Team level ($200 and above).
A premium seat license deposit of $100 per ticket is required upon agreement of new women’s basketball premium seats, which shall be a credit toward the License Fee due for the final year of the agreement.
Any men’s basketball premium seat holder has the option, based on availability, to select women’s basketball premium seats for just the cost of the women’s season ticket ($165) in their same men’s basketball club seat type.
JPC Premium Seating Contact Information
John Purdue Club, Mackey Arena
900 John R. Wooden Drive
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2078
Phone: 765.494.CLUB
Fax: 765.496.1842
E-mail: JPC@purdue.edu
Mackey Arena now features revamped court-side premium seating. Premium enhancements include:
Enjoy the most optimal viewing angles at the game from sections 8-11. All seats in these sections are faux leather, individual padded chair-back. All seats feature armrests, cup holder, and expanded leg room.
The Spurgeon Club is accessible only by club seat and courtside seat holders. The two-story area is located on the east side of Mackey Arena. With private restrooms, two full cash bars, and a variety of traditional and upscale menu options, the club is the perfect place to meet fellow Boilermakers. Cozy up in front of the fireplace with a drink, or catch other game action from around the country on one of 10 high-definition televisions. Entrance to the club is from the main concourse and Northwestern Ave. The Spurgeon Club opens two hours prior to tip-off.
Want to be as close to the action as possible without subbing in? Court-side seating is for you!
Seats in row 1 feature individual ergonomic roller chairs with a table directly in front to place your food and beverage and wirelessly charge your mobile phone. Enjoy the speed and physicality of the game with nothing standing between you and the action! All seats are elevated to provide the best sight lines, and this area features the most legroom!
Seats in rows 2-6 are individual theater-style chairs that feature a slight recline, a cup holder, and mobile phone charging. All seats are elevated to provide the best sight lines, and this area features the most legroom!
Enjoy access to the Spurgeon Club as well as the Wooden Club presented by the Risk Family. This exclusive area, located directly at the top of the tunnel leading to Keady Court, features complimentary soft drinks, complimentary dry snacks, four split-screen and high-definition televisions, private restrooms, and coat storage. You have the ability to access your seats and the Wooden Club via the same tunnel the team uses!
Patsy earned a bachelor’s degree in food and nutrition in business from Purdue in 1969, in addition to an MBA in food marketing from Michigan State University in 1970. She retired from Kraft Foods in 2006 after 36 years in corporate food marketing and marketing communications management.
A community volunteer, Patsy serves on the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana Advisory Board and the Purdue College of Health and Human Sciences Dean’s Leadership Council, in addition to the President’s Council Advisory Board. She is a former member of the Health and Human Sciences Alumni Board. Patsy held several offices from 2006 through 2013, including president and treasurer. She serves her community’s Discover Indianapolis Club in Fishers, holding several leadership roles for over 10 years.
Patsy has received several honors, including the Purdue University Nutrition Science Department Hall of Fame recipient in 2009 and the Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award in 2016. She also received the college’s Gold and Black Award in 2016, an honor reserved for donors who have moved the college forward by committing exceptional financial resources.
In addition to endowing two scholarships, the Patsy J. Mellott Scholarship and Patsy J. Mellott HHS Scholarship, she established the Patsy J. Mellott Teaching Innovation Award in the College of Health and Human Sciences in 2013. In 2015, she endowed the Patsy J. Mellott Women’s Tennis Coach Performance Award. She is a lead donor in the Christine M. Ladisch Faculty Leadership Award and the Purdue Women’s Network Virginia C. Meredith Scholarship for the College of Health and Human Sciences.
