EDINBORO, Pa. -- The Edinboro women's wrestling team announced its 2026-27 season schedule, featuring a competitive lineup of dual meets, challenging tournaments, exciting home events, and the program's first year of NCAA postseason competition.
The Fighting Scots open their season on Nov. 1 at the John Carroll Round Robin before hitting the road for back-to-back duals against Lackawanna College on Nov. 9 and East Stroudsburg on Nov. 10.
Edinboro will make history on Nov. 19 when the Scots host Washington & Jefferson College for the first home dual meet in program history at McComb Fieldhouse. The historic event will feature giveaways for the first 100 fans, along with a Dual Meet and Mingle experience offering matside tables, food, and a cash bar.
The November schedule continues with the Baldwin Wallace Open on Nov. 22 before closing out the month at Buffalo State on Nov. 24.
December brings another exciting stretch for the Scots, beginning with a home dual against Felician University on Dec. 3. Edinboro will then compete at the Gannon University Duals on Dec. 5 before returning to McComb Fieldhouse on Dec. 16 for the Take Down Cystic Fibrosis Dual against D'Youville. The event will also feature two high school dual meets and another opportunity for fans to enjoy the Dual Meet and Mingle experience.
The Scots close out the calendar year on Dec. 18 with a local matchup against Division I Mercyhurst.
Following the holiday break, Edinboro returns to action on the road against Lock Haven on Jan. 7 before traveling to the Alfred Pioneer Invitational on Jan. 10. The Scots continue their January schedule with a local rivalry dual at Gannon on Jan. 15 before returning home to face Pitt-Johnstown on Jan. 19.
The final stretch of the regular season features three consecutive weekends of tournament competition, beginning with the Pennsylvania Collegiate State Tournament on Jan. 23. Edinboro will then compete at the Indiana Tech Open on Jan. 29-30 before wrapping up its regular-season tournament schedule at the Frostburg State Open on Feb. 7.
The Scots will then turn their attention to their first NCAA postseason competition, beginning with the NCAA Region 2 Championship on Feb. 19-20. Women's wrestling features a combined NCAA championship structure, bringing together programs from Division I, Division II, and Division III. The top three finishers in each weight class from each of the six regions will advance to the national tournament.
The season concludes with the second-ever NCAA National Collegiate Women's Wrestling Championships, scheduled for March 5-6 at Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa, where the Fighting Scots will look to make their mark against the nation's top collegiate women's wrestlers.
Meet and Mingle Tickets and Sponsorships
For single-match Meet and Mingle tickets, CLICK HERE.
To sponsor a Meet and Mingle table, please email Ryan Cook at cook_r@pennwest.edu.
