WASHINGTON – Georgetown University Men's Soccer Head Coach Brian Wiese announced the 2026 schedule on Tuesday. The slate consists of three exhibitions and 17 regular season contests including 10 contests on the Hilltop, which will begin in late August.
 
Following the installation of lights in 2025, the Hoyas will play a majority of home games in the evenings on campus. All home regular season games can be seen on ESPN+.
 
Georgetown will face 10 teams that appeared in the 2025 NCAA Championship including six that finished the season ranked among the top 25. The Blue & Gray advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals a season ago and finished the season ranked No. 11 in the nation.
 
The Hoyas will hit the road for a pair of exhibition matches against William & Mary and American on August 8 and 10 before hosting NCAA qualifier West Virginia at Shaw Field on Aug. 14 in the final tune-up before the season.
 
Georgetown's first regular season contest will be at home against NCAA qualifier North Carolina on Thursday, Aug. 20 kicking off a three-match homestand. Rutgers will come to the Hilltop on Aug. 23 followed by Delaware on Aug. 27.
 
The Blue & Gray will hit the road for a matchup at Duke on Aug. 30 following an NCAA campaign by the Blue Devils before a home game against Oregon State on September 4 following a successful season for the Beavers. The Hoyas will then make the short trip to Maryland on Sept. 7 for the annual derby against the local rival.
 
A home game against High Point on Sept. 12 caps off four straight NCAA opponents, and also starts a three-match homestand for the Blue & Gray which includes Evansville on Sept. 21. Georgetown's final nonconference test is scheduled for October 19 on the road as GU travels to Pitt.
 
The BIG EAST schedule begins on Sept. 18 at home against Marquette. The Blue & Gray will host three more BIG EAST contests including matches against Providence (Oct. 2), Seton Hall (Oct. 16) and Creighton (Oct. 30). Road BIG EAST contests will include Akron (Sept. 25), St. John's (Oct. 10), Villanova (Oct. 24) and UConn (Nov. 6) with three of the four being NCAA qualifiers.
 
The BIG EAST has two regional divisions, and each team is scheduled to play eight conference games, including each of the five teams in their respective divisions, and three teams from the out-of-region division.
 
Four teams will make the BIG EAST Tournament in 2026. The team with the highest overall conference points will secure the No. 1 seed. The team in the opposite division with the highest conference point total will secure the No. 2 seed. The semifinal and final will be played at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Boyds, Maryland. The two semifinal games are scheduled for Thursday, November 12, while the championship game will be Sunday, November 15.