DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Head Coach Lisa Wilson and the Embry-Riddle women's basketball team released their 2026-27 schedule on Monday afternoon as they look to make the national tournament for the fourth consecutive season and return to the top of the Sunshine State Conference. The Eagles' roster will feature seven newcomers along with the return of Kyra Haan. A trio of local Florida freshmen with Tatyana Campise-Pinkney, Alyssa Marino, and France Garilus will join the group of four transfers including Danika Ballard, Ava Boyes, Florrie Cotterill, and Signe Nordvik as the Blue and Gold open the season on November 10 against Southeastern in the ICI Center.

Following the home opener, the Eagles will hit the road for a pair of regional matchups against Edward Waters on Nov. 13 and Flagler on Nov. 18, with both games tipping off at 5:30 p.m. Conference play will get underway the following weekend with a rematch of last season's national tournament matchup, as Eckerd visits the ICI Center on Saturday, Nov. 21.

Embry-Riddle will then serve as the hosts for the Bahama House Thanksigving Classic with Rollins, Belmont Abbey, and Valdosta State each spending the holiday in Daytona Beach. The Eagles will face Belmont Abbey at 1 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 27 before taking on Valdosta State at the same time on Saturday afternoon.

ERAU will finish the semester with three consecutive SSC games as they face Palm Beach Atlantic, Barry, and Nova Southeastern in a ten-day span from Dec. 2-12. The Blue and Gold will travel down to PBA before returning home for the contests against Barry and Nova Southeastern. The annual Education Day game will occur on Thursday, Dec. 17 when the Eagles host Bentley with tip-off scheduled for 11 AM. 

The 2026 calendar year will conclude with a road game against Rollins on Dec. 30, and Embry-Riddle will also start 2027 on the road as they go to Boca Raton and face Lynn just three days later on Jan. 2. Following the brief road trip, ERAU will begin a three-game homestand with Florida Tech (Jan. 6), Tampa (Jan. 9), and Florida Southern (Jan. 16).

Seven of the Eagles' final 11 games of the season will be played on the road, beginning with a two-game trip to Saint Leo (Jan. 20) and Barry (Jan. 23). The Blue and Gold will return home to host Rollins on Jan. 27 before hitting the road again for matchups at Nova Southeastern (Jan. 30) and Tampa (Feb. 3).

Embry-Riddle will continue through the second round of conference games when they now get to face Lynn (Feb. 6) and Palm Beach Atlantic (Feb. 13) at home. In between those games, ERAU will travel to Melbourne, Florida for a Kármán Clash contest against Florida Tech on Feb. 10.

The final three matches of the regular season have got the Eagles traveling to Florida Southern (Feb. 17) and Eckerd (Feb. 20) before finishing off the campaign against Saint Leo on Feb. 24. The top eight teams in the SSC standings will advance to the conference tournament, with the quarterfinals taking place on March 2. The higher seed in each matchup will host the game, with the semifinals set for March 4. The conference champion will then be crowned on the afternoon of Sunday, March 7.

All ERAU home contests and SSC road games will be streamed live on the Sunshine State Conference Digital Network. If you would like to purchase season tickets, please click here.