CB Canarias Surpasses 4,000 Season Tickets with 93% Renewal Rate

La Laguna Tenerife has secured a major surge in backing ahead of the upcoming campaign as club membership renewals surpassed the 93% threshold, lifting total season ticket holders above the 4,000 mark, according to reports from Radio Marca Tenerife.

Membership Momentum in Tenerife

The latest figures released by club channels demonstrate unwavering support from the basketball faithful in the Canary Islands. Despite the traditional summer pause in competitive fixtures, fans have moved quickly to secure their seats at Santiago Martin Arena, pushing the renewal rate past 93 percent. This robust retention brings the total number of registered season ticket holders past 4,000, ensuring a familiar, vocal atmosphere for the squad’s upcoming domestic and European commitments.

Stability and Ambition on the Court

This surge in renewal numbers reflects sustained confidence in the sporting project managed by head coach Txus Vidorreta and the club’s front office. La Laguna Tenerife continues to balance competing in both the fiercely contested Liga ACB and international competition. Retaining a loyal core of supporters provides both vital financial stability and a notorious home-court advantage that visiting teams face when traveling to San Cristobal de la Laguna.

What Comes Next for the Squad

With membership campaigns advancing rapidly, attention now shifts to the final roster adjustments and the official preseason calendar. The club will look to integrate new acquisitions while maintaining the tactical continuity that has kept them competitive among the elite tier of Spanish basketball. Official updates regarding preseason friendlies and ticket collection schedules are expected to be published through the club’s official media channels in the coming days.

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