
NJIT Announces 2026 Men’s Soccer Schedule
The Highlanders will play 10 home games at Lubetkin Field, face a mix of non‑conference and America East opponents, and conclude the regular season on Oct. 30 before the conference championship on Nov. 15.
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The Highlanders will play 10 home games at Lubetkin Field, face a mix of non‑conference and America East opponents, and conclude the regular season on Oct. 30 before the conference championship on Nov. 15.

The Saints reveal a demanding 2026 calendar that opens on the road, features a rematch of the 2025 Metro Championship and culminates in a postseason run to retain their newly won conference crown.

The River Hawks reveal a 15‑match slate that blends home advantage with a tough non‑conference slate, aiming to build on a breakthrough 2025 campaign.

NJIT’s women’s soccer program announced its 2026 schedule, featuring a marquee game against North Carolina and a full America East Conference slate, as head coach Ally Nick looks to guide the Highlanders through a challenging season.

Rutgers head coach Steve Pikiell praises the offseason growth of Lino Mark, Tariq Francis and Kaden Powers, while noting the team's pursuit of new players and the unresolved eligibility of Luis Duarte.

The Bearcats will play 16 games, including eight at home, with a mix of non‑conference road trips and a compressed conference schedule that culminates in the America East Tournament in November.

VCU and Saint Louis shared the conference crown last year, but a wave of departures and newcomers sets the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 campaign.

Eight players have left Georgia Tech following the dismissal of head coach Damon Stoudamire, paving the way for fresh talent and a new coaching direction.

The Bulldogs' standout performers were recognized on the All‑America East teams, with historic milestones and academic honors highlighted before the team faces UMass Lowell in the opening round of the 2026 tournament.

The Retrievers erased a four‑run deficit, driven by timely hitting and clutch relief work, to claim the second seed and a tournament bye.

UMBC’s baseball team exploded for 17 runs, with Ehi Okojie’s three‑hit, six‑RBI performance leading a balanced attack that also featured a pinch‑hit homer by Nolan Kutney and strong outing from Zach Robinson.

A late‑inning grand slam handed Towson a 9‑8 victory over UMBC, leaving the Retrievers to regroup before a home series against NJIT.

GW’s men’s basketball team has secured forward Malachi Arrington via the transfer portal, aiming to deepen its frontcourt and add depth for the upcoming campaign.