Welcome to Sports Tickets - USA

​If you are looking for cheap sports tickets, you have come to the right place! Sports Tickets - USA gives you a huge selection of seats to choose from for all types of sports events. From watching the Red Sox - Yankees rivalry to catching your favorite NBA team in action, we have the tickets you want at great prices. Make sure you shop with Sports Tickets - USA and get incredible seats for the NBA, NHL, MLB, NFL, NCAA basketball and football and much more!

NCAA Football Tickets
When the college football season starts, millions of fans schedule their lives around when their alma mater is playing. Get tickets and enjoy an exciting NCAA football game today.

For many parts of the country, Saturdays during college football season are treated like holidays as the nation's best football programs take the field. From buying tickets, to tailgating prior to the game to finding your seat at the stadium, a college football game is an all-day event that die-hard fans live for.

While fans cheer on their favorite schools to victory, the players and coaches are striving for one thing, a national championship. Many will argue that college football has the most important regular season in all of sports. No matter the game you buy tickets for, you could be witnessing the game that could make or break both teams. With no playoff system, Division I college football uses the BCS computer system which decides the two best teams in the country. Those two will meet in the BCS National Championship Game with the winner to be crowned national champion. Besides the Super Bowl, there is no tougher ticket to find in sports.

Besides the BCS title game, there is also four other BCS Bowls which are the Fiesta Bowl, Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl. The match-ups of those games are decided based on the champions from the six BCS conferences and two at-large bids. Every team in the country is striving to play in one of these games, and thousands of their fans want tickets to them, making Sports Tickets-USA a great place to start your search.

MLB Tickets
The weather is getting warmer which can only mean one thing: baseball is back! Make sure you grab your glove and your tickets, and head to the ball park for some exciting MLB action.

Baseball is often referred to as "America's Pastime" and for good reason. Millions of fans every year fill stadiums across the country with their MLB tickets in hand to see some of the greatest athletes in the world. Players like Derek Jeter, Joe Mauer and Albert Pujols provide star power helping to sell tickets for both home and away games. But as Major League Baseball continues to evolve, young players have now jumped to the forefront of the game of baseball. Dustin Pedroia, Evan Longoria and Grady Sizemore have become some of the brightest stars in baseball even at a young age.

The league currently consists of 30 teams the comprise both the American League and National League. In the AL, the most prominent teams year after year continue to be the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox, with thousands of fans looking for cheap MLB tickets when they play each other. As for the National League, it's the Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets that often steal the national MLB headlines.

At the beginning of every season, every MLB team dreams of playing in the October and into the World Series. While the Yankees have won 27 championships as of 2009, it's the Chicago Cubs that have been waiting the longest for a World Series title. After the Red Sox and White Sox ended their long championship droughts, the Cubs fans who buy tickets every year are waiting for their turn. Their more than 100 year drought is often blamed on the "Curse of the Billy Goat" or just having bad teams.

NFL Tickets
The NFL Schedule has been released, the NFL Draft over and now the anticipation for the NFL season grows. Get your tickets for the 2010 NFL season now!

The National Football League has been quickly grown in popularity over the years, and has become the biggest and most profitable sports league in the U.S. Baseball has been known for many years as 'Americas Pastime', but because of the NFL and its die-hard fans, football is close to taking that title. Millions of fans purchase NFL tickets every year, filling stadiums to capacity and helping cheer their team to victory. Nearly every franchise has huge waiting lists for season tickets, making a site like TicketNetwork crucial. It's here that you will find tickets to every game on the NFL schedule from preseason to week one to Super Bowl Sunday.

Through NFL history, a team's success is often dictated by how good their quarterback is. The 1980's were ruled by Joe Montana and 49ers; the 1990's had Troy Aikman and the Cowboys as well as Steve Young and the Niners; and now the last decade has been dominated by two men, Tom Brady of the Patriots, and Peyton Manning of the Colts. The two future hall of fame quarterbacks have squared off nearly every year, either in the regular season or the NFL playoffs. Whether or not you are fan, getting tickets to see these NFL greats is a must.

The NFL Pro-Bowl is football's All-Star Game, which takes place annually in Honolulu. In 2010, the game will move to the location of the Super Bowl in Miami, a week before the championship game. The move is designed to draw more interest, so if you can't get tickets to the Super Bowl, check out the selection of NFL Pro Bowl tickets right here. The game will return to Hawaii in 2011.

NASCAR Tickets
There is not another sports experience quite like a NASCAR race. It's that experience that is making NASCAR the fastest growing sport in the country. Get your tickets to the track today and see what everyone is talking about!

The sport of auto racing developed very shortly after the invention of the automobile itself. In the United States, NASCAR is the most watched auto racing sport. NASCAR which is short for the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, has a long tradition in the U.S. that dates back more than a half a century. The very first NASCAR race was held on Feb. 15, 1948, at Daytona Beach. NASCAR has multiple racing series to its credit, including the Sprint Cup Series, the Nationwide Series, and the Craftsman Truck Series.

Of all the NASCAR races on the schedule, none quite measures up to the race that his called "The Great American Race", the Daytona 500. While all the drivers ultimately are striving to win the Sprint Cup Championship, if a driver could only win one race the whole year, they would choose the Daytona 500. Previous winners include Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt and Jimmie Johnson, among others. The race takes place at the famous Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, FL.

With the new system in place in NASCAR, every race has huge implications. If you are a fan, you have to make sure you get your NASCAR tickets as soon as you can.

PGA Tickets
For anyone who loves the game of golf, they know that the PGA Tour is the pinnacle of the game. The best golfers from around the world test their skills against some of the toughest golf courses around. Thousands of fans every year line the fairways of the PGA tournaments, following their favorite golfers on their quest for the tournament win.

Since 1996, their has been one man that propelled ticket sales, as well as television viewership, for the PGA Tour, and that man is Tiger Woods. Prior to his run on the PGA Tour, Tiger Woods was referred to as a golf prodigy, a player that would eventually challenge every golf record and be called the greatest golfer in the history of the game. While skeptics were everywhere, Tiger was able to quiet every critic while excite every fan with his dominating performance at the 1997 Master's Tournament, winning by 12 strokes. Since then he has won every major tournament on tour at least three times, and will soon catch Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major tournament wins. Although Tiger Woods is the best on tour, he has plenty of challengers including Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, Vijay Singh and Kenny Perry.

During the PGA season there are 48 events that are held, but of those there are four that are clearly above all the rest. Each year every golfer on tour hopes to capture one of the major championship tournaments, a win that could change the course of a golfer's career and each tournament with its own importance. The Master's Tournament which takes place each year in Augusta, Georgia has players vying for the coveted 'Green Jacket'. The U.S. Open is often considered the most prestigious of any golf tournament in the world. The British Open is the only major tournament that is not played on American fairways and greens. And the PGA Championship is the final major tournament of the year, and often the most highly competitive.

No matter what tournament you want tickets to see, you can find a great selection on TicketNetwork where you can find tickets to the first round to final round and everything in between. Buy your PGA Tour tickets today.
 

NHL Tickets
The National Hockey League is one of the four major sports leagues in North America along with the NBA, MLB and NFL. It is comprised of 30 teams spread across North America, 24 in the U.S. and 6 in Canada. Like the other sports leagues, the NHL is separated into two conferences, the Eastern and Western Conference. Each are then separated down into three more divisions. In the Eastern Conference, the divisions are the Atlantic Division, Northeast Division and Southeast Division. For the Western Conference there is the Central Division, Northwest Division and Pacific Division.

From 1942 to 1967, the NHL played in the era of the "Original Six" and is the birth of the NHL as we know today. Those six teams, which were the Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks, are still in the league. But through expansion and growth, the league continues to gain momentum with fans who love to buy hockey tickets.

The newest tradition that is beginning to take hold in the NHL is its annual Winter Classic Game that takes place outdoors each New Year's Day. The game takes hockey back to its roots and has drawn huge interest from fans, which get to watch the game from a new unique location each year. In 2007, the game was played at Buffalo's Ralph Wilson Stadium, the 2008 game was played at Wrigley Field in Chicago and in 2009 the game will take place at Fenway Park in Boston. Fans only get to have this unique experience once a year, so getting Winter Classic tickets can be tough, so make sure to secure yours from TicketNetwork as soon as possible.

The pinnacle of the NHL season is without question the Stanley Cup playoffs. The intensity gets ramped up, and the quality of hockey is unmatched. Whether you buy hockey tickets or watch the games on TV, you will want to see these games. When the Stanley Cup Finals kick off, even non-hockey fans begin to tune in and pay attention. But nothing will quite be like having Stanley Cup tickets and being there in person.

NBA Tickets
When it comes to professional sports, few leagues can claim to have as many transcendent athletes than the National Basketball Association. From LeBron James and Kobe Bryant to Dwight Howard and Amare Stoudamire, the NBA provides its fans with more star power than any other sport.

The league came to fruition in 1949, but the NBA has gone through plenty of changes since that point. The NBA was once as small of a size as eight teams in 1954, and over the next fifty years, it has grown to its current 30 teams. Over those years, many great players have stepped out on the courts of NBA arenas. Many of those dominating players have played for two legendary franchises, the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. As of 2008, the two have combined for 31 championships and have 30 players enshrined at the Basketball Hall of Fame. The rivalries of Wilt Chamberlain vs. Bill Russell to Larry Bird vs. Magic Johnson help make the Celtics-Lakers rivalry one of the best in sports.

The new generation of the NBA has been compared to some of the best in the league's history. Young stars LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwight Howard have helped NBA tickets sell better than any other time. The regular season provides compelling story-lines, but it is the NBA Playoffs where getting tickets can provide the opportunity to witness history. With 16 teams qualifying for the postseason, teams from the Eastern Conference and Western Conference battle it out for the opportunity to play in the NBA Finals. Tickets for the biggest series in the game often sell out, but TicketNetwork is a great place to look.

All the great players who have played in the playoffs and NBA Finals, chances are have also made an appearance in the NBA All-Star Game. The game has been played since 1951, and currently starters are selected by fan voters. Anybody who gets NBA tickets has the chance to vote for the best players from their team to represent the franchise at the All-Star Game.

The NBA will remain one of the most popular sports in the U.S. for years to come, and with its international growth, it may soon be the most popular professional sports league in the world.

USPTA Tickets
The US Open Tennis Championship in New York is the most anticipated tennis tournament in North America each year, so make sure you are there as tennis greats play it out at Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2010.

The game of tennis has become a sport that is enjoyed by both young and old. Like every other sport around the world, the game of tennis is defined by its players. Players like Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Billy Jean King and Martina Navratilova have become staples of the sports culture, and whenever discussing all-time great athletes, each of these names need to be brought up. The current generation of players is quickly making a name for themselves as well. Roger Federer is already being talked about as the greatest ever, while Venus and Serena Williams have changed women's tennis forever. It's these stars that draw fans to buy tickets to tennis tournaments every year.

The success of a professional tennis player is defined by how well they perform in the four major tennis tournaments. It's that importance that adds to the quality of play and the interest among tennis fans. The French Open and Wimbledon Tennis Tournament take place on European soil, while the Australian Open takes place down under. For American tennis fans, the best tournament of the year happens in New York with the U.S. Open. Hundreds of thousands of fans attempt to get U.S. Open tickets each year, so they sell out extremely fast. So if you love tennis, you need to experience a live tennis match soon. Make sure to get tickets to any of the top tournaments from around the world right now.