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The 2020 season is upon us. Rejoice, women's lacrosse fans!

Curious when your favorite team is playing this spring? Or maybe you’re interested in checking out a rival’s schedule? We’ve broken down one game on all 117 teams’ schedules and provided links to the full schedules for your convenience.

The conferences are listed in alphabetical order, as are the teams within each conference. For more women's content, click here.

* American Athletic Conference
* America East
* Atlantic 10
* Atlantic Coast Conference
* Atlantic Sun Conference
* Big East
* Big South
* Big Ten
* Colonial Athletic Association
* Ivy League
* Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
* Mountain Pacific Sports Federation
* Northeast Conference
* Pac-12
* Patriot League
* Southern Conference

 

 

American Athletic Conference

Cincinnati

The Bearcats are the clear No. 2 team in the conference, but that doesn’t mean a ton when Florida is as stacked as it is. Cincinnati plays the Gators at home on April 18 to see if it can close the gap. See Cincinnati’s full schedule here.

East Carolina

A triple-OT loss to Campbell marked what could have been an exciting win for the Pirates, but ECU gets another shot at the Camels on Feb. 22. See East Carolina’s full schedule here.

Florida

Four of Florida’s first five games of the season come against teams ranked in the Nike/US Lacrosse Preseason Division I Women's Top 20. Coming right after what’s sure to be a tough road challenge at defending national champion Maryland, this matchup between the Gators and Loyola should show a lot about both teams. In 2019, the No. 16 Greyhounds pulled off the 15-12 upset of then-No. 5 Florida, and the Gators never climbed that high in the polls again. See Florida’s full schedule here.

Temple

The Owls twice scored nine goals against Cincinnati, falling short both times (including the conference semifinals). Temple gets another chance to solve Cincy on April 25. See Temple’s full schedule here.

UConn

For the fourth year in a row, the Huskies play James Madison at US Lacrosse Headquarters’ Tierney Field in Sparks, Md. This one’s on Feb. 16. See UConn’s full schedule here.

Vanderbilt

The Commodores earned a nice win over an ACC school in Louisville in 2019, and they’ll see if they can make it two in a row against the team on Feb. 25. See Vanderbilt’s full schedule here.

America East

Albany

The Great Danes are winless in their last 12 meetings against Stony Brook and 5-15 against them overall. They play on April 10 in what could also be an America East tournament preview. See Albany’s full schedule here.

Binghamton

It was a tough 2019 for Binghamton, which went 2-15. The Bearcats lost by just one goal to UMBC, and this year’s rematch on April 1 is worth watching. See Binghamton’s full schedule here.

Hartford

Hartford has only beaten Delaware State in its two-year history, but Delaware State isn’t on the 2020 schedule. Hartford’s matchup against Binghamton could bring the program’s first-ever conference win. See Hartford’s full schedule here.​

New Hampshire

The Wildcats went 5-2 in conference play last spring but fell 20-16 in a conference semifinal to Albany. The rematch comes on April 1. See New Hampshire’s full schedule here.

Stony Brook 

For Joe Spallina to properly assess his team, a matchup at Florida on Feb. 29 will be integral. The Seawolves open at Syracuse and then host Ohio State before a two-week break during which Spallina can tinker and fix any issues. Stony Brook is 1-6 all-time against Florida. Two losses came by one goal. See Stony Brook’s full schedule here.

UMass Lowell

The Riverhawks head to North Andover to play Merrimack, a program just elevated to Division I, on March 17. Last season, the teams played and UMass Lowell won, 15-8. See UMass Lowell’s full schedule here.

UMBC

Last season’s non-conference tilt against Bucknell was a thriller, although UMBC came out on the wrong end in an 11-10 double-overtime loss. UMBC plays Bucknell again on Feb. 26. See UMBC’s full schedule here.

Vermont

UMBC bested Vermont, 14-13, thanks to a late rally last spring, and Vermont’s final tuneup before a potential America East tournament push this season comes against UMBC on April 25. See Vermont’s full schedule here.

Atlantic 10

Davidson

Davidson just missed out on finishing above .500. A 16-15 OT loss to VCU in the penultimate game of the season dashed those hopes. Davidson plays VCU this year on April 18 — the season’s final game. See Davidson’s full schedule here.

Duquesne

Duquesne forced OT after facing a seven-goal deficit last season against UMass but ultimately lost, 16-15. This year, the sides play on March 22. See Duquesne’s full schedule here.

George Mason

A one-goal win over Duquesne in A-10 play last year helped George Mason earn a conference tournament bid. On April 18, George Mason’s final regular season game in 2020, Duquesne comes to town for another matchup with potential playoff implications. See George Mason’s full schedule here.

George Washington

On April 15, George Washington plays UMBC in a non-conference matchup that could prove beneficial if George Washington sneaks its way into the conference playoff picture. See George Washington's full schedule here.

La Salle

La Salle handled LIU Brooklyn with ease last spring, but now that LIU’s Brookville and Brooklyn campuses have merged into one Division I program, will the result be the same? La Salle plays LIU on March 7. See La Salle’s full schedule here.

Richmond

A stellar freshman class and a strong returning core have Richmond as a potential team to enter the national rankings this spring. The Spiders play George Washington on April 5 in a game that should be telling. See Richmond’s full schedule here.

Saint Joseph’s

Saint Joseph’s lost a close contest to Navy in the second game of last season, and Navy comes to town for the second game of this season, too. It all goes down on Feb. 12. See Saint Joseph’s’ full schedule here.

St. Bonaventure

The Bonnies’ only win last season came against Kent State. They’ll play Kent State again on Feb. 21. See St. Bonaventure’s full schedule here.

UMass

Anytime UMass plays Richmond, it’s sure to be a thriller. The sides traded one-goal wins last spring, but Richmond earned the victory that mattered in the conference tournament. They play again on April 11. See UMass’ full schedule here.

VCU

VCU earned three conference wins last spring, two by just one goal. One of which came against Davidson in OT. VCU and Davidson play on April 18 this season. See VCU’s full schedule here.

Atlantic Coast Conference

Boston College

Last May, Boston College and North Carolina played perhaps the best women’s lacrosse game of all time in the NCAA tournament semifinals. Boston College won 15-14 in double-overtime when Sam Apuzzo found the back of the net. This after the Eagles erased a 7-1 first-half deficit. Anytime these two ACC rivals play, it’s must-see TV. Tune in on March 28. See Boston College’s full schedule here.

Duke

Will there be a Charlotte North “revenge game” against her former team? With North now at Boston College, it’ll be a major talking point heading into the March 21 contest between these ACC rivals. See Duke’s full schedule here.

Louisville

Louisville lost a non-conference contest to Delaware by just one goal, and the Blue Hens are back on the 2020 schedule for March 12. See Louisville’s full schedule here.

North Carolina

Sure, the game against Boston College is key, but so is the April 11 tilt against Syracuse. Ranked Nos. 1 and 2, respectively, in the Nike/US Lacrosse Preseason Division I Women’s Top 20, North Carolina and Syracuse should give lacrosse funs a must-watch showdown. See North Carolina’s full schedule here.

Notre Dame

Duke stunned Notre Dame in the ACC tournament, leaving the Irish chomping at the bit for a rematch. That comes March 1 in South Bend. See Notre Dame’s full schedule here.

Syracuse

Even with so many pivotal ACC matchups to watch, Syracuse’s most exciting game could come in non-conference play against Northwestern on Feb. 22. Last season, Syracuse edged Northwestern, 15-14. Not to mention that this is a potential championship weekend preview. See Syracuse’s full schedule here.

Virginia

The Cavaliers lost twice to UNC — 13-12 in the regular season and 14-7 in the NCAA tournament — so they’re hoping for another shot at the top-ranked preseason team. That comes on Feb. 29. See Virginia’ full schedule here.

Virginia Tech

The Hokies bested Louisville in a close one-goal game last season, even though Louisville struggled throughout the spring. Feb. 29’s game against Louisville will be a good indicator of how much the Hokies have improved. See Virginia Tech’s full schedule here.

Atlantic Sun Conference

Akron

It’s a whole new world for the Zips, who enter the fray this season as new varsity competitors. It might be a tough go in their first year, but an April 19 game against Jacksonville — perennial conference favorites — will be a good barometer for where Akron is. See Akron’s full schedule here.

Coastal Carolina

The Chanticleers lost twice to Liberty — once by one goal and once by 10 in the conference tournament — so it’s probable that Coastal Carolina has circled a March 31 date with its conference foe. See Coastal Carolina’s full schedule here.

Howard

Howard’s closest game in 2019 came against Delaware State, and the teams play again on March 1. See Howard’s full schedule here.

Jacksonville

Having lost to in-state foe Florida last season, Jacksonville could be motivated for some revenge. Two athletic teams square off on April 22, Jacksonville’s final game — one that very well could impact its NCAA tournament resume. See Jacksonville’s full schedule here.

Kennesaw State

Throttled by Jacksonville twice in 2019 — a combined 44-11 margin — Kennesaw State wants to close that gap in 2020. These teams play on March 13. See Kennesaw State’s full schedule here.

Kent State

Kent State struggled through most of 2019, but earned a conference win over Howard. They play again March 20. See Kent State’s full schedule here.

Liberty

Liberty’s schedule is very strong. The Flames play non-conference road contests against Richmond, James Madison and Notre Dame, not to mention a home game against High Point on March 21. See Liberty’s full schedule here.

Stetson

Long Island U.’s first-year Division I program heads to Deland, Fla., on March 12 for what could be a high-energy matchup with two teams hungry to establish themselves. See Stetson’s full schedule here.

Big East

Butler

Butler earned one of its three wins in 2019 against Kent State, and the two programs square off again on Feb. 28. See Butler’s full schedule here.

Denver

A March 15 contest at Michigan serves as a rematch of last year’s NCAA tournament game. In the defensive battle, the Pioneers outlasted the Wolverines, 9-5, to advance to the first NCAA quarterfinal in program history. Expectations are high for both programs after history-making seasons. See Denver’s full schedule here.

Georgetown

The Hoyas won only once last year when trailing at halftime, and it came when they rallied from an 8-4 deficit for a 9-8 double-overtime win over Denver in the Big East championship game. The two preeminent Big East teams split last year and will again vie for conference supremacy. The play on April 4. See Georgetown’s full schedule here.

Marquette

Marquette’s season ended against Georgetown in the Big East tournament. These teams played consecutive games thanks to the schedule-makers, perhaps establishing something of a rivalry. They play again on April 11. See Marquette’s full schedule here.

Old Dominion

Old Dominion scored five unanswered goals in the second half to beat Longwood last season, easily one of the high points of the 2019 campaign. These teams play again on Feb. 29 in Farmville, Va. See Old Dominion’s full schedule here.

Villanova

Villanova earned a solid non-conference win over Cornell in 2019 and plays the Big Red again on Feb. 15. See Villanova’s full schedule here.

Big South

Campbell

The Camels beat East Carolina in a triple-OT thriller in 2019, and these teams rematch on Feb. 22. Will there be similar fireworks? See Campbell’s full schedule here.

Gardner-Webb

Gardner-Webb gets a first look at a brand new Division I team, Akron, on Feb. 22 at home. See Gardner-Webb’s full schedule here.

High Point

The Big South hasn't tested High Point nearly as much as out-of-conference games in recent seasons, and an early test against James Madison will go far in showing the Panthers’ potential. The last time that JMU visited, High Point hung close before falling, 13-11. See High Point’s full schedule here.

Longwood

The Lancers beat Winthrop in the regular season, 14-4, but then lost to Winthrop in the conference semifinals, 12-9. That’s a huge disparity in outcome, and Longwood is certainly anxious to get another shot at Winthrop. That happens on April 15. See Longwood’s full schedule here.

Presbyterian

Presbyterian earned its only win in 2019 against Delaware State, and they’ll play again on March 13. See Presbyterian’s full schedule here.

Radford

After falling to Robert Morris in overtime last season, Radford and Robert Morris meet again on March 3. Will it be a similar result? See Radford’s full schedule here.

Winthrop

The Eagles twice allowed High Point to score 17 goals — both losses. The second meeting came in the Big South title game. They meet again April 5. See Winthrop’s full schedule here.

Big Ten

Johns Hopkins

The Blue Jays have lost the last four meetings against Stony Brook and have fallen to 3-5 all-time against the Seawolves. The games tend to be close, so this could be a fun end-of-season non-conference contest on April 20. See Johns Hopkins’ full schedule here.

Maryland

Maryland heads to North Carolina on Feb. 22.The former ACC rivals have played some incredible games over the years, including a 13-12 double-overtime thriller last year in College Park. This year’s game could show where Maryland is early on and just how good it could be by season’s end. See Maryland’s full schedule here.

Michigan

Denver visits Ann Arbor on March 15 for the teams’ third matchup in 13 months. They split in 2019, with Michigan winning at Denver and the Pioneers returning fire in the NCAA tournament’s second round at Michigan. The Wolverines’ 2019 sweep of the Colorado schools led to their magical season. By mid-March, we’ll know how powerful Michigan can be in 2020. See Michigan’s full schedule here.

Northwestern

On March 26, Northwestern heads to Maryland. The two squads met three times in 2019 — first in the regular season; next in the Big Ten Tournament final, which the Wildcats claimed for the first time ever; and then in the final four, which Maryland won on its way to a national title. Each team graduated its Tewaaraton finalist — Selena Lasota for the Wildcats, and eventual winner Megan Taylor for the Terrapins — but Kelly Amonte Hiller and Cathy Reese know better than anyone how to reload. See Northwestern’s full schedule here.

Ohio State

With Amy Bokker at the helm, the Buckeyes could improve in 2020. The first order of business is to improve the team’s 1-5 conference record from a year ago. Having beaten Rutgers, the Buckeyes’ closest conference loss came against Johns Hopkins, so perhaps that’s the next goal. They’ll play on March 14. See Ohio State’s full schedule here.

Penn State

Albany is an interesting non-conference test on April 21. The Great Danes return essentially all of its players from last season (outside of one transfer), and have a decent chance at being America East contenders — making this a quality matchup for the Nittany Lions. See Penn State’s full schedule here.

Rutgers

The Scarlet Knights earned an exciting overtime win over Delaware in 2019, and they play the Blue Hens again on Feb. 15. See Rutgers’ full schedule here.

 

 

Colonial Athletic Association

Delaware 

The Blue Hens played well but lost to Georgetown last spring, 15-11. At the time, Georgetown ranked 18th in the Nike/US Lacrosse Division I Women’s Top 20. They play on Feb. 29. See Delaware’s full schedule here.

Drexel

Drexel ended 2019 on a four-game skid but nearly beat Towson in the season’s penultimate game. The Dragons host Towson on April 17 at Vidas Field. See Drexel’s full schedule here.

Elon

Elon struggled to a 6-12 season but managed a 9-8 win over Delaware last spring. They play again on March 7. See Elon’s full schedule here.

Hofstra

The Pride lost twice to eventual conference champion James Madison in 2019, but Hofstra figures to be much improved. When Hofstra heads to Harrisonburg on April 10, all eyes will be on this integral CAA matchup. See Hofstra’s full schedule here.

James Madison

Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe values each day and game as if it were the most important date on the calendar. But JMU’s home contest against Virginia Tech on Feb. 12 means a little something extra as a local rival. See James Madison’s full schedule here.

Towson

Towson split two games with Hofstra but lost in the 2019 conference tournament, so the Tigers have their eyes set on April 19’s matchup with the Pride. See Towson’s full schedule here.

Ivy League

Brown

Brown made some waves in 2019, beating Princeton and taking Penn to the brink. Brown plays Princeton on March 21 in an anticipated Ivy League bout. See Brown’s full schedule here.

Columbia

Columbia’s lone conference win came against Harvard in a back-and-forth 15-14 affair. Fans hoping for something similar can tune in on April 5. See Columbia’s full schedule here.

Cornell

Somewhat unexpectedly, Cornell lost by just one goal (11-10) to Penn last March. Almost exactly a year later, these teams meet on March 21. See Cornell’s full schedule here.

Dartmouth

An NCAA tournament team despite a semifinal exit in the Ivy League tournament, Dartmouth likely has Penn circled on its schedule after splitting two games in 2019. They play April 11. See Dartmouth’s full schedule here.

Harvard

Harvard took down Boston U. in double overtime, 9-8, in 2019 and squares off with the Terriers again on March 4. See Harvard’s full schedule here.

Penn

Penn fell in double-overtime to Georgetown in the first round of the NCAA tournament, so it goes without saying that the Quakers are fired up to play the Hoyas again. They won’t have to wait long. They’ll play in Penn’s first game of the season on Feb. 15. See Penn’s full schedule here.

Princeton

Are Penn and Princeton the top squads in the Ivy League? Princeton swept Penn in two contests in 2019, and it’s fair to think that they’ll play twice again in 2020. The only guaranteed meeting is on April 22. See Princeton’s full schedule here.

Yale

The Bulldogs’ lone conference win came against Columbia, a team they’ll play on April 11 in New Haven. See Yale’s full schedule here.

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

Canisius

A one-goal OT loss to Robert Morris represented a winnable game for Canisius, and the Griffins get another shot on March 18. See Canisius’ full schedule here.

Fairfield

Fairfield won two one-goal games over Siena in 2019, including in the MAAC championship game. Looking for another close one? They play on April 11. See Fairfield’s full schedule here.

Iona

The Gaels’ lone win in 2019 came against Sacred Heart, and they rematch on March 3. See Iona’s full schedule here.

Manhattan

The Jaspers got the upperhand against Marist in the regular season but fell to the Red Foxes in the MAAC tournament. The Jaspers head to Marist on March 25. See Manhattan’s full schedule here.

Marist

Marist and Fresno State make the trip to Sparks Glencoe, Md., to play at the US Lacrosse headquarters on April 10. See Marist’s full schedule here.

Monmouth

With a history playing against LIU Brooklyn (which merged with LIU Post to form one combined Division I team), Monmouth takes on newly formed LIU at home on Feb. 19. See Monmouth’s full schedule here.

Niagara

Niagara’s final game in 2019 was a 7-6 double-OT loss at home against Manhattan. Niagara gets its shot at redemption on April 18. See Niagara’s full schedule here.

Quinnipiac

One of Quinnipiac’s biggest tests this year comes on March 15 against Hofstra. Quinnipiac has yet to beat the Pride in seven chances. See Quinnipiac’s full schedule here.

Siena

Siena and Albany are separated by about 6 miles. They continue their regional rivalry on March 11. See Siena’s full schedule here.

Mountain Pacific Sports Federation

Fresno State

Denver looms on March 4 as a significant challenge for Fresno State, the MPSF runner-up in 2019. See Fresno State’s full schedule here.

San Diego State

San Diego State and Furman play on April 3 at the US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks Glencoe, Md. See San Diego State’s full schedule here.

UC Davis

On April 18 — the final regular-season game — UC Davis draws reigning MPSF champion San Diego State. See UC Davis’ full schedule here.

Northeast Conference

Bryant

A one-goal loss to conference foe Robert Morris is likely something Bryant is itching to avenge. The Bulldogs get the chance on March 27. See Bryant’s full schedule here.

Central Connecticut

Just about 40 minutes separate Central Connecticut from UConn, and the two in-state programs play on March 14. See Central Connecticut’s full schedule here.

Long Island U.

A new Division I program after merging LIU Brooklyn (D1) and LIU Post (D2), the Sharks play Merrimack, another program in its first Division I season, on April 11. See LIU’s full schedule here.

Merrimack

Merrimack won’t be playoff eligible this season, so April 24’s season finale against Central Connecticut will be the final opportunity to assess Merrimack’s success. See Merrimack’s full schedule here.

Mount St. Mary’s

The No. 1 seed in the conference tournament, Mount St. Mary’s lost in the conference title game to Wagner. They see each other on March 29. See Mount St. Mary’s’ full schedule here.

Robert Morris

Having lost to Wagner by one goal in the conference tournament, Robert Morris is likely excited for the rematch on April 5. See Robert Morris’ full schedule here.

Sacred Heart

Sacred Heart bids farewell to its nine seniors on its Senior Day against LIU on April 24. See Sacred Heart’s full schedule here.

Saint Francis

Saint Francis and Sacred Heart square off on April 19 in one of the final games before the conference tournament begins. See Saint Francis’ full schedule here.

Wagner

Wagner bested Monmouth last year, 10-9, in a strong non-conference contest. They’ll do it again on March 10. See Wagner’s full schedule here.

Pac-12

Arizona State

The Sun Devils twice beat Oregon in 2019 — the second by a 15-14 score — and this is perhaps a budding rivalry. They play on March 22 and 29. See Arizona State’s full schedule here.

Cal

Cal nearly beat Fresno State at home a year ago but fell one goal short. Can the Bears flip the script on March 27? See Fresno State’s full schedule here.

Colorado

Colorado and USC, two of the top Pac-12 teams, will meet for the second time in a week, this time at USC. Last year, Colorado showed it was on the rise when it handed USC its only conference loss of the season in the rematch. The Buffs went on to lose the rubber match for the Pac-12 championship. See Colorado’s full schedule here.

Oregon

The Ducks have lost goalkeeper Rachel Hall, who transferred to Boston College, so close games from last season could prove difficult this time around. A one-goal loss to Arizona State last year leaves the Ducks ready to play the Sun Devils on March 22 and March 29. See Oregon’s full schedule here.

Stanford

Stanford renews its annual meeting (which started three years ago) with Stony Brook on March 27. The Cardinal won for the first time last year, and they’ll look to continue that success in a good litmus test for the team. See Stanford’s full schedule here.

USC

It’s an early season showdown against Boston College on Feb. 21 that will be telling. There are legit expectations with USC this spring, and how the Trojans fare against Boston College — albeit in just the third game of the season — could be an indicator of their strength. See USC’s full schedule here.

Patriot League

American

American and Army played a close two-goal contest last season, and the Patriot League foes square off again on March 28 in Washington, D.C. See American’s full schedule here.

Army

Army is coming off a 14-5 season in which it bested Lehigh twice — once in the league tournament — but both were close games. They play again on March 25 in Bethlehem, Pa. See Army’s full schedule here.

Boston U.

The Terriers lost to Harvard in double-OT in 2019 and resume their annual rivalry on March 4 on BU’s Nickerson Field. See Boston U.’s full schedule here.

Bucknell

A close, overtime game a year ago against Lafayette has both teams anxious to play each other again in 2020. That comes on March 21. See Bucknell’s full schedule here.

Colgate

Having lost to Wagner by a goal in 2019, Colgate likely has its sights set on a Feb. 29m matchup at home. See Colgate’s full schedule here.

Holy Cross

Holy Cross plays Merrimack on March 10. Merrimack is new to Division I this spring, and perhaps these sides can spark a rivalry. See Holy Cross’ full schedule here.

Lafayette

Lafayette’s lone conference win last season at home came against American, 15-11. In 2020, Lafayette travels to Washington, D.C., for a contest against the Eagles on March 14. See Lafayette’s full schedule here.

Lehigh

Lehigh’s never played Furman before, but that will change on March 7 — just a week before Lehigh’s conference slate begins. See Lehigh’s full schedule here.

Loyola

Loyola has six straight undefeated regular seasons in the Patriot League, and its final game this season (on April 23) will be to keep that streak alive. Navy, until two double-digit losses to the Greyhounds last year, had given Loyola its closest conference games in recent seasons and topped them in the Patriot League tournament final. See Loyola’s full schedule here.

Navy

Loyola swept both meetings with Navy last year and historically has owned the regular season, but it was the Midshipmen who topped Loyola for the Patriot League Championships in 2017 and 2018. It’s a must-see when the two best teams in the Patriot League meet. See Navy’s full schedule here.

Southern Conference

Central Michigan

Central Michigan plays an in-state contest against Michigan on April 20. Michigan won handily last year, but now that the Wolverines are recognized as a national contender, this contest could have some energy. See Central Michigan’s full schedule here.

Delaware State

The Hornets meet the Akron Zips on March 20. Akron, new to varsity this season, provides Delaware State the opportunity to scout and play against a new opponent. See Delaware State’s full schedule here.

Detroit Mercy

The Titans beat Furman in the regular season but fell to Furman in the SoCon championship tournament, 12-8. Think Detroit Mercy wants revenge? They play on March 29. See Detroit Mercy’s full schedule here.

Furman

After beating Detroit Mercy, the Paladins fell to Mercer in double-OT in the SoCon championship game. They had beaten Mercer in the regular season. They’ll head to Georgia to play Mercer on April 23. See Furman’s full schedule here.

Mercer

The Bears twice fell to Jacksonville, the big one coming in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. Mercer heads to Jacksonville on March 20 for the rematch. See Mercer’s full schedule here.

Wofford

The Terriers went from two wins in their first season to four wins in their second. Can they make it six in 2020? An April 22 matchup against Kennesaw State could be their last chance at victory, as Mercer — arguably the top team in the conference — closes the team’s schedule three days later. See Wofford’s full schedule here.