Exciting Match Day: Professional Hoops and World-Class Tennis Take Over Austin
Professional Sports Spotlight: Austin Spurs and WTA Tennis Headline Sunday’s Action
It is a landmark Sunday for sports enthusiasts in the capital city. As the local sports calendar heats up for the spring of 2026, today, February 22, features a compelling mix of professional basketball and world-class tennis. While the major league spotlight recently shone on the Moody Center for the San Antonio Spurs’ residency, the focus today shifts to the rising stars of the hardcourt and the elite athletes of the WTA Tour.
The primary professional matchup taking place today features Austin’s own NBA G League squad as they continue their push for the postseason. Fans can also catch the opening rounds of the most significant women's professional tennis event in the state, making this a perfect day for spectators to experience high-stakes competition across the metro area.
Match Day Details
- Match: Austin Spurs vs. Memphis Hustle
- Venue: H-E-B Center at Cedar Park
- Time: 3:00 PM
The Austin Spurs take to the court this afternoon for a critical Western Conference showdown against the Memphis Hustle. As the official affiliate of the San Antonio Spurs, the Austin roster features several high-profile prospects who have been alternating time with the parent club. Following a closely contested road trip, the Spurs return home looking to capitalize on the energy of the local crowd. The matchup against Memphis is expected to be a fast-paced affair, highlighting the deep talent pool of the G League as players fight for NBA call-ups.
- Event: ATX Open (WTA 250) - Qualifying and Main Draw
- Venue: Westwood Country Club
- Time: Matches begin at 10:00 AM
For tennis fans, the ATX Open continues its residency at the historic Westwood Country Club. As the only professional tour-level tennis tournament held annually in Austin, today’s schedule is packed with high-intensity matches. This year's field is particularly storied, featuring tennis icon Venus Williams and defending champion Jessica Pegula. Sunday’s sessions are crucial as qualifying wraps up and the early stages of the main draw begin, offering fans an intimate look at some of the world’s top 100 players in a premier boutique setting.
Whether you are heading north to Cedar Park for the hardwood action or staying central for the baseline battles at Westwood, Austin’s professional sports scene is delivering a Sunday to remember. Be sure to arrive early at both venues, as the city’s growing appetite for pro sports has led to high demand for tickets this weekend.