MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Auburn University at Montgomery Head Men's Soccer Coach Matthew Thorne has announced the 2026 schedule, featuring five non-conference matches and 10 Gulf South Conference contests.
"We're excited to get the season underway," said Thorne. "We wanted to challenge ourselves by scheduling some of the best teams in the region. That not only helps our strength of schedule for postseason consideration, but it also prepares us for the gauntlet of the GSC. Every match is a battle in this league, and I've always believed the best way to get ready for that is by playing the best competition you can. We're excited to get started."
AUM opens the regular season with a pair of home matches against Sunshine State Conference opponents, welcoming Saint Leo on Aug. 27 before hosting Tampa on Aug. 29.
The Warhawks then hit the road for a pair of non-conference contests, traveling to Francis Marion on Sept. 2 before facing North Georgia on Sept. 6.
Gulf South Conference play begins at the AUM Soccer Complex against Lee on Sept. 12 before AUM travels to Spring Hill on Sept. 16.
The Warhawks return to Montgomery, hosting Christian Brothers on Sept. 19 before making the short trip to Montevallo on Sept. 23.
AUM closes the month of September by hosting UAH on Sept. 26 before opening October with a road match at Mississippi Christian on Oct. 3 and a home contest against West Alabama on Oct. 7.
The Warhawks travel to Delta State on Oct. 10 before stepping out of conference for their final non-conference match at Lincoln Memorial on Oct. 13.
AUM hosts Trevecca Nazarene for its regular-season home finale on Oct. 17 before closing out the regular season on the road at Union on Oct. 23.
The Gulf South Conference Championship begins with the quarterfinals on Oct. 31 before the semifinals and championship match are held in Huntsville, Alabama, on Nov. 5 and Nov. 7, respectively.
Single-game and season ticket details will be announced in the coming weeks.
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