HAVERFORD, Pa. – Haverford College women's basketball has offically released its 2025–2026 schedule showcasing a strong mix of non-conference matchups and tough Centennial Conference competition. The Fords will play a total of 25 games this season, including 12 at home in Gooding '84 Arena. Guiding the Fords once again is head coach Grace Elliott, who enters her fourth season with the program.
Haverford officially opens the 2025–26 season on the road at Keystone on November 8, before returning home for a stretch of three consecutive matchups, welcoming Rutgers-Camden for the home-opener on November 11, Elizabethtown on November 15, and Neumann on November 18, all at Gooding '84 Arena. The Fords will then close out the month with a home contest against Wilson on November 25, capping off a busy opening month.
December begins with back-to-back home games against Ursinus on December 3 and Muhlenberg on December 6, marking the start of Centennial Conference play. Haverford then hits the road to face Penn St. Berks on December 11 and Penn St. Brandywine on December 13. The Scarlet and Black will conclude the month with a winter break trip to Daytona Beach, Fla., for matchups against Wisconsin-Stevens Point on December 28 and Curry on December 30, competing in the Florida Sunshine Shootout tournament.
The new year begins at home against Immaculata on January 3, followed by a two-game road stretch at Franklin & Marshall on January 7 and Bryn Mawr on January 10, marking a return to Centennial Conference play. Haverford continues conference action at Ursinus on January 14 before hosting Dickinson on January 17. The Fords then travel to Muhlenberg on January 21, come back home for Washington College on January 24, and close out the month with a trip to Johns Hopkins on January 31.
February features a mix of home and road contests, beginning with a trip to rival Swarthmore on February 4, followed by home games against McDaniel on February 7 and Bryn Mawr on February 11. The Fords then travel to Gettysburg on February 14 and Washington College on February 18, before concluding the regular season at home with a Hood Trophy rivalry showdown against Swarthmore on February 21, which will include Alumni Day and Senior Day.
The postseason begins with the Centennial Conference Tournament, opening with the first round on February 24, semifinals on February 27, and the championship game on March 1.
All Haverford home games are streamed live via the Centennial Conference Digital Network. Fans can also access the digital network through a customized mobile app, online, or via CC streaming applications for Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Android TV, and Roku devices.
Stay up to date throughout the fall by visiting HaverfordAthletics.com and following @HCFords_Sports on Twitter for schedule updates and more.
