DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Head Coach
David Gregson released the men's soccer schedule for the quickly approaching 2026 season on Wednesday. The Blue and Gold have got a total of 16 matches this season with nine games to be played at home at ERAU Soccer Stadium. Admission will be free to all regular season home games for the upcoming season.
The Eagles will begin action on Aug. 18 with a scrimmage against Jacksonville FC before the regular season gets kicked off with a pair of home games against Trinity College of Jacksonville on Aug. 27 and a matchup versus Georgia Southwestern just two days later.
Embry-Riddle will have back-to-back road games to begin September as they travel to Alabama to face off against Spring Hill, before meeting Rollins in a non-conference contest.
Sunshine State Conference (SSC) play will begin on Sept. 12 when the Eagles host Eckerd for the team's annual "Socctoberfest" game where they will play SCAD in a Sept. 15 matchup before beginning a slate of seven consecutive SSC contests.
ERAU will make the trip down to Miami Shores on Sept. 19 to take on Barry before facing Rollins for the second time in as many weeks on Sept. 23 followed by the yearly Kármán Clash game against Florida Tech on Sept. 30.
The Blue and Gold will be on the road for their next three games as they go to play Tampa (Oct. 3), Nova Southeastern (Oct. 10), and Florida Southern (Oct. 14), but will return to ERAU Soccer Stadium on Oct. 17 where they will then begin a three-game homestand which includes matchups against Saint Leo (Oct. 17), in-state rival Flagler (Oct. 21), and their final home match of the season on Oct. 24 against Lynn.
The regular season concludes on Oct. 28 with a road game against Palm Beach Atlantic. Following that game, the top six teams in the conference standings will compete in the SSC Tournament from Nov. 2-8 with the winner receiving the league's automatic bid to the NCAA II National Tournament.
All home matches and all road SSC contests can be viewed on the Sunshine State Conference Digital Network.
