Polk County High School is offering season passes for the 2025-26 athletic year, providing fans with admission to regular season home sporting events across all three seasons.
The school’s athletics department has announced five different pass options, ranging from $25 for students to $200 for family packages. The passes provide access to home games for 15 different sports throughout the fall, winter and spring seasons.
The most comprehensive option is the $200 Wolverine Family Package, which includes four passes valid for all seasons. Additional passes can be added to the family package for $60 each.
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Individual pass options include the $75 Year Wolverine Pass for all seasons, a $50 Senior Wolverine Pass for those 62 and older, and a $50 Wolverine Single Season Pass limited to one season. Students can purchase the $25 Blue Crew Season Pass, which provides year-round access to all athletic events.
The passes cover fall sports including football, volleyball, men’s soccer, women’s tennis, cross country and women’s golf. Winter sports include men’s and women’s basketball, wrestling and indoor track. Spring athletics feature women’s soccer, track, men’s tennis, softball, baseball and men’s golf.
Passes are not valid for postseason contests and must be presented at the gate for admission. Replacement passes are available free with exchange of a damaged pass, while newly issued replacements cost $10.
Fans can purchase passes online at gofan.co or complete the attached form and submit payment by check made payable to “PCHS Athletics.” Forms and checks should be returned to Polk County High School, Athletic Department, 1681 E. NC 108 Hwy, Columbus, NC 28722.
For questions about season passes, contact PCHS Athletics at 828-894-8002 or email [email protected].
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