The Michigan Tech women's basketball program has unveiled its 2026‑27 schedule, a compact slate that blends home dominance with a rigorous road circuit. The announcement underscores the team's commitment to competing aggressively both in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and beyond.
The season will open at home against Winona State on November 9, with tip‑off scheduled for 6:00 p.m. That early‑season matchup is designed to energize fans and set a competitive tone for the months ahead.
Key Non‑Conference Matchups
A marquee exhibition game is slated for October 28, when the Huskies travel to East Lansing to face Michigan State. The contest offers a rare opportunity to test the team against a Big Ten program before the official season begins.
In mid‑November the team will participate in the JustAGame Crossover in Wisconsin Dells, meeting Upper Iowa and Lewis in a two‑day event that promises high‑energy play in a scenic venue.
Conference Play and Road Trips
GLIAC competition kicks off on December 5 at Parkside, followed by visits to Roosevelt on December 7 and a home game against Ferris State on December 31. The schedule also includes a road game at Davenport on January 2, extending the team's reach into neighboring states.
Later in the season the Huskies will host a series of home games against Purdue Northwest on February 11, Grand Valley State on February 13, and Northern Michigan on February 18. The final stretch concludes with home contests against Roosevelt on February 25 and Parkside on February 27, providing a strong finish to the regular season.
Throughout the campaign the team will face a mix of NSIC opponents, including Minnesota Duluth on November 19, Bemidji State on November 27, and Minnesota Crookston on November 29. Additional road trips are scheduled to Grand Valley State in January and Purdue Northwest in late January, ensuring a varied and challenging slate.
Season tickets are now available for purchase at the Student Development Complex and through the online portal BuyHuskiesTickets.com, giving fans the chance to secure seats for the entire slate of home games.
The program has also extended its partnership with FloSports through the 2031 season, offering discounted subscriptions for GLIAC members and enhancing the broadcast reach of Michigan Tech basketball.