Silverbacks announce season-ticket prices

The Silverbacks soccer team announced on Sunday season-ticket prices for the upcoming season in the NPSL.

Season tickets will cost $60 per person and includes parking at Silverbacks Park. Single-game tickets will cost $10.

After the NASL ceased to operate the Silverbacks as an NASL team, the ownership group added new members and re-launched the franchse in the NPSL.

The team will open its season May 14 at the Georgia Revolution.The schedule includes five home games.

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