Spurs Jackals Have Held Auditions for Expanded Fan Group
The San Antonio fan organization has auditioned 100 new members to increase its capacity for the upcoming season.
Updated on Sept. 19, 2026 in Basketball
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The Jackals, a fan group founded by Victor Wembanyama, held auditions at the Frost Bank Center on Saturday to expand their roster. The organization is growing from 75 members to a total capacity of 175 for the 2026-27 season.
Why it matters
The group aims to create an intimidating home-court environment for the Spurs while fostering a tight-knit community of dedicated supporters. By formalizing membership and attendance requirements, the organization seeks to ensure a consistent atmosphere at the arena.
Membership for the upcoming season costs $999 and requires a minimum home game attendance rate of 75%. The group resides in Sections 114 and 115 of the Frost Bank Center.
The players
Victor Wembanyama
He is the professional basketball player who founded the Jackals supporter group.
San Antonio Spurs
They are the professional basketball team based in San Antonio that competes in the NBA.
The details
Applicants at the Frost Bank Center moved through specific audition stations designed to test energy levels and participation in established team chants and traditions. Each new member must commit to attending at least 75% of eligible home games, which include parking and admission as part of their membership package.
Timeline
September 19, 2026: The auditions took place at the Frost Bank Center.
October 20, 2026: The Spurs are scheduled to play their first home game against Oklahoma City.
Season Trajectory
The expansion of the Jackals reflects a broader effort to solidify the home-court advantage at the Frost Bank Center through a more organized and visible fan presence. This structured approach to crowd engagement positions the team to maintain consistent energy throughout the 2026-27 season.
Members must maintain a 75% attendance rate at home games to remain in the group, ensuring the designated sections in 114 and 115 remain active throughout the season. The membership investment of $999 provides these supporters with season-long parking and game admission.
The takeaway
Building a structured fan organization requires clear attendance expectations to ensure the intended home-court atmosphere is maintained. Supporters looking to engage with such groups should be prepared for the financial and scheduling commitments that define official membership.
Further reading
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