STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – Wagner College head men's lacrosse coach Will Fox has announced the Seahawks' upcoming 2026 schedule on Thursday.
Wagner enters its second consecutive season in the NEC after the conference took a two-season hiatus during 2023 and 2024 seasons, restarting prior to the 2025. During the 2023 and 2024 season, the Seahawks took part in the MAAC.
The Seahawks begin their upcoming campaign on Hameline Field as Wagner welcomes MAAC member Sacred Heart for a 3:00 p.m. start on Wednesday, February 11.
After their home opener, the Green & White will compete in four straight road contests, starting with MAAC member Manhattan for an 11:00 a.m. start on Saturday, February 14 at Gaelic Park.
Wagner then heads to CAA member Monmouth on Tuesday, February 17, then America East member UMass Lowell on Saturday, February 21 for a noon start, before wrapping up their roadstand at CAA member Hampton on Saturday, February 28 at noon.
The Seahawks return home for a matchup against America East member NJIT for a 1:00 p.m. start on Saturday, March 7.
Wagner embarks on its 2026 conference slate at LIU on Saturday, March 14 before back-to-back home tests against Detroit Mercy on Saturday, March 21 and Mercyhurst on Saturday, March 28. The Seahawks-Lakers meeting is set for begin at noon on Hameline Field.
Wagner begins the month of April back on the road at Cleveland State on Saturday, April 4 for a noon opening face-off against the Vikings.
After a trip to Cleveland, the Seahawks head back home for their penultimate home game of the season at 2:00 p.m. against the Le Moyne Dolphins on Saturday, April 11.
Wagner's final road game of the year is set for Saturday, April 18 as the Seahawks take on the VMI Keydets at noon.
The Seahawks will conclude the 2026 regular season by hosting last season's NEC Champion, Robert Morris, on Saturday, April 25.
The 2026 NEC Tournament will span across two separate days, with the semifinal rounds taking place on Thursday, April 30 and the championship round scheduled for Saturday, May 2. Both rounds are hosted at the campus site the conference's regular season champion.
