Match Day in the Gateway City: No. 19 Billikens and St. Louis Ambush Headline a Packed Saturday
A Major Saturday for St. Louis Sports
Saturday, February 7, 2026, brings a thrilling lineup of sports to the St. Louis metropolitan area. While the major professional leagues like the NHL and MLS are currently in Olympic breaks or preseason travel, local fans have plenty of high-stakes action to enjoy right here at home. From the hardwood of midtown to the turf in St. Charles, today features a mix of elite collegiate competition and professional indoor soccer.
No. 19 Saint Louis Billikens vs. La Salle
The hottest ticket in town today is at Chaifetz Arena, where the No. 19 ranked Saint Louis Billikens host the La Salle Explorers in an Atlantic 10 Conference showdown. The Billikens enter the contest with a stellar 22-1 overall record and remain undefeated in conference play at 10-0. Under the leadership of head coach Josh Schertz, the team has become one of the most efficient offensive units in the country, led by standout performances from center Robbie Avila and forward Brady Dunlap.
- Venue: Chaifetz Arena
- Time: 2:00 PM CT
- Status: Sold Out (Local broadcast available on FanDuel Sports Network)
Fans lucky enough to have tickets should arrive early, as the university has announced a clear-bag policy and a cashless environment for all concessions. This matchup is critical for the Billikens as they look to maintain their top-20 ranking and tighten their grip on the A-10 standings.
St. Louis Ambush vs. Tacoma Stars
Professional soccer returns to the Family Arena this evening as the St. Louis Ambush take on the Tacoma Stars. The Major Arena Soccer League (MASL) continues its 2025-26 campaign with a match that promises high-intensity, fast-paced action. The Ambush have built a reputation for dramatic finishes and a family-friendly atmosphere, making this a staple of the St. Louis winter sports scene.
- Venue: Family Arena
- Time: 6:05 PM CT
- Matchup: St. Louis Ambush vs. Tacoma Stars
Additional Local Action
Earlier in the day, hockey fans can head to the Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights. The Lindenwood Lions Women’s Hockey team faces off against a tough Penn State squad at 1:00 PM. It is a perfect opportunity for fans to see high-level NCAA Division I hockey in a premier local facility before heading downtown or to the Family Arena for the evening sessions.
Whether you are cheering on the Billikens' historic run or supporting the professional indoor soccer circuit, today is a prime example of why St. Louis remains one of the premier sports cities in the Midwest.