The Atlantic Sun Conference (ASUN) has announced a strategic partnership with Brooks Rehabilitation, naming the nationally recognized health system the official health care provider of the upcoming ASUN Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament.
Brooks Rehabilitation will provide a comprehensive suite of medical services throughout the tournament and ensures student-athletes will have access to premier care throughout the tournament.
“We are excited to have Brooks Rehabilitation as our partner in such an important area of our tournament,” said ASUN Commissioner Jeff Bacon. “The health and safety of our student-athletes is our highest priority. Partnering with a leader like Brooks Rehabilitation allows us to provide elite care, ensuring our student-athletes can perform at their peak during the most critical time of the season.”
In addition to their role on the sidelines, Brooks Rehabilitation will be a visible part of the tournament experience for fans. Key elements of the partnership include in-venue recognition, digital presence and community support.
“As the official health care provider for the ASUN Basketball Tournament, Brooks Rehabilitation brings decades of sports medicine expertise to support student-athletes,” said Victor DeRienzo, chief operating officer — aging services and outpatient. “Our team is dedicated not only to preventing and treating sports-related injuries but also to helping athletes thrive on and off the court, ensuring a safe, healthy and successful tournament experience.”
The 2026 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament is set to include all 12 ASUN member institutions, with 24 teams competing in 22 games over a seven-day span, beginning March 3 and concluding on March 9.
Both tournaments’ first round will take place at UNF Arena. The quarterfinals through championship finals are being held at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, providing an elite championship experience for ASUN student-athletes, families and fans. Tickets went on sale Tuesday, Feb. 10.
For more information about the 2026 ASUN Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament in Jacksonville, go to ASUNsports.org.
