MARYVILLE, Mo. - Bearcat fans, in advance of Saturday's football game against Fort Hays State, the Northwest Missouri State University department of athletics would like to encourage fans to enjoy the game day experience at Bearcat Stadium. 

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Saturday's Game Northwest vs. Fort Hays State Saturday, Nov. 4  •  1:30 p.m. Northwest Game Note FHSU Game Notes Listen Live Online Live Statistics Watch Live David Boyce Gameday Preview		Ticket and Weather Information Tickets for Saturday's game can be purchased online HERE. You can also receive your ticket at the gate on Saturday. Fans are strongly encouraged to check the weather forecast prior to leaving for Saturday's contest and to dress appropriately. You can find the Maryville, MO weather.com page HERE.		Bearcat Men's Basketball On Saturday, the Northwest men's basketball team will be honored at halftime. The Bearcats went 35-1 last season and captured the program's first NCAA national championship. The Bearcat men's basketball season begins on Friday, Nov. 10, against Upper Iowa at 1 p.m. in St. Joseph, Mo.
Video, Audio and Live Stats Can't make it to the game? We have you covered. Whether you want to watch the live game feed on the MIAA Digital Network, listen to the game online or just follow live stats, we have you covered. Score updates will also be available on the official Bearcat Twitter account, @BearcatSports.		Parking & Tailgating Information On Saturday, fans traveling to the game are encouraged to travel to campus on Icon/Country Club road, west of campus. With the construction of the Hughes Fieldhouse, there are numerous changes to the tailgate and parking lots. New features for 2017 include a Family Friendly/Alcohol Free tailgate zone. There is also an improved renovated indoor tailgate area inside the College Park Pavilion. Tailgate Information Parking Map Google Maps		Cross Country heads to NCAA Regionals The Northwest Missouri State cross country teams will head to Kearney, Neb., to run in the 2017 NCAA Central Regional on Saturday morning for a chance to compete at the NCAA Championships. The women's race will start at 11 a.m. and the men are slated for a 12:15 a.m. start. Read David Boyce's preview article with Sammy Laurenzo HERE.