DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) — The Circle City Pythons, a semi-professional basketball team competing in the American Basketball Association (ABA), are set to open their new season with purpose and passion.
Managed by A&T Sports Inc. and owned by Angela Daniels Culliver, the Pythons have become a fixture in southeast Alabama’s basketball scene. Known for their signature green and yellow colors, the team brings a mix of talent, intensity, and community spirit to every game — embodying what grassroots basketball is all about.
This weekend, the Pythons will host “Balling for a Cure”, a season-opening event dedicated to raising awareness for breast cancer and honoring survivors around the world. The game will take place on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, at Walton Park Gym, 122 Walton Park Drive, in Dothan, Alabama. Tipoff is set for 4 p.m. CST, with doors opening at 3:30 p.m.
Fans are encouraged to show their support by wearing pink shirts, which grant half-price admission at the door. Regular general admission is $10, and organizers have announced special promotions throughout the week leading up to the big day.
While the team has not issued any public statements ahead of the event, the Pythons’ social media pages have been buzzing with anticipation. Posts from the organization highlight their excitement for both the season and the opportunity to use the game as a platform for awareness and unity.
The Circle City Pythons will face off against The Strong Steppers in what’s expected to be a high-energy showdown that celebrates not just basketball, but resilience and community.
For the latest updates, fans can follow the team and A&T Sports Inc. on Facebook and Instagram, where information about game schedules, promotions, and community initiatives is regularly shared.
