ECAC Announces 2026 DIII Women's Soccer Championship Field
DANBURY, Conn. - The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) has announced McDaniel College will be the overall top-seed of the 2026 ECAC Division III Women's Soccer Championship. Allegheny College and Rutgers Camden will be the sites of the first weekend of play. The first round will begin on Saturday, November 14.
In pod 1 hosted by Allegheny College, top seed McDaniel play against Allegheny. The winner of that game will go on to play the winner of Pitt-Greensburg and Franciscan University.
In pod 2 hosted by Rutgers Camden, the no. 2 seeded Scarlet Raptors are matched up with the City College of New York. Wilkes University and FDU-Florham will do battle for the right to advance, and the winners will play Sunday.
The winners of each pod will go on to compete in the championship final on Saturday, November 21. The host of the championship game will be determined after play on Sunday, November 15 is concluded, with the highest seeded team advancing being offered the first opportunity to host.
All times are TBD. Hosting schools will coordinate with their traveling institutions to determine game times.
Pod 1: First Round and Semifinals - Saturday, Nov. 14 & Sunday, Nov. 15 at Allegheny College
Game 1: (Sat.): No. 1 McDaniel College vs. No. 8 Allegheny College at TBD
Game 2: (Sat.): No. 4 Pitt-Greensburg vs. No. 5 Franciscan University at TBD
Game 3: (Sun.): Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 at TBD
Pod 2: First Round and Semifinals - Saturday, Nov. 14 & Sunday, Nov. 15 at Rutgers Camden
Game 1: (Sat.): No. 2 Rutgers Camden vs. No. 7 CCNY at TBD
Game 2: (Sat.): No. 3 Wilkes University vs. No. 6 FDU-Florham at TBD
Game 3: (Sun.): Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 at TBD
Final - Saturday, Nov. 21 at TBD
Game 3: (Sat.): Winner Pod 1 vs. Winner Pod 2 at TBD
Click here to see the full bracket.
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