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Shannon Mullins

Women's Soccer

Women's Soccer Releases 2026 Schedule

Montclair, NJ - The Montclair State University Women's Soccer team revealed its 17-game slate for the 2026 campaign on Monday afternoon. 

Montclair will kick off the season at home against Penn State Berks on September 1 and will remain at MSU Soccer Park for a clash against the University of Hartford three days later on September 4. They will close out opening week with a trip to Providence, Rhode Island for a matchup against Johnson & Wales on September 6.

The Red Hawks will host Manhattanville on September 12 before embarking on a three-game road swing against Stevens (September 15), FDU-Florham (September 18), and NYU (September 23). Montclair will close out its nonconference slate on September 27, as they will welcome Berry to MSU Soccer Park.

New Jersey Athletic Conference play will open the following week with a road trip to New Paltz (September 30) followed by a home game against Rutgers-Newark on Homecoming on October 3. Following a road tilt against The College of New Jersey on October 7, the Red Hawks will host Stockton on October 10. A midweek clash at Rowan on October 14 will stage a rematch of the 2025 NJAC Tournament Championship Game, with Montclair remaining on the road to face Ramapo that Saturday night on October 17.

Montclair will close the regular season with two of three at home, as they take on Kean on October 21 before traveling to Rutgers-Camden on October 24. The Red Hawks will host Senior Night on Wednesday, October 28, in a regular season finale matchup against William Paterson.

The NJAC Tournament will open with its Quarterfinal Round on Saturday, October 31, with the Semifinal Round taking place on Wednesday, November 4. The 2026 NJAC Tournament Championship Game is scheduled for Saturday, November 7.

Montclair will aim to defend its NJAC Championship title, coming off a 13-1-6 campaign where they posted an unbeaten 7-0-2 mark in conference play and qualified for the NCAA Tournament for the third time over the last four seasons.
 
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