Penn State Women’s Soccer Releases 2025 Schedule
The Nittany Lions are almost back on the pitch.
Penn State womenโs soccer announced its schedule for the 2025 season on Wednesday. The Nittany Lions have 18 regular-season games on tap, with 10 of those games coming at Jeffrey Field.
Penn State will open its season on the road against ACC foe Duke on August 14. The blue and white host four straight games at Jeffery Field to finish August against Saint Louis, West Virginia, Santa Clara, and James Madison.
The Nittany Lions head back on the road for two more games against Virginia (September 4) and Liberty (September 7). Penn State begins Big Ten Conference play with three home games in a row against Maryland (September 11), Nebraska (September 18), and Wisconsin (September 21).
The blue and white head back on the road to face off against familiar Big Ten opponents in Illinois, Northwestern, and Rutgers. Conference newbies Washington and Oregon roll into Happy Valley in the second week of October after the three-game road stretch.
Penn State heads back on the road for one final time to face off with Purdue and Indiana before wrapping up the regular season against Ohio State on home turf. The Big Ten Tournament begins on October 30, with the rest of postseason play to follow.
The full 2025 schedule is below with home games highlighted in bold:
- August 14 @ Duke
- August 21 vs. Saint Louis
- August 24 vs. West Virginia
- August 28 vs. Santa Clara
- August 31 vs. James Madison
- September 4 @ Virginia
- September 7 @ Liberty
- September 11 vs. Maryland
- September 18 vs. Nebraska
- September 21 vs. Wisconsin
- September 25 @ Illinois
- September 28 @ Northwestern
- October 4 @ Rutgers
- October 9 vs. Washington
- October 12 vs. Oregon
- October 16 @ Purdue
- October 19 @ Indiana
- October 26 vs. Ohio State
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