NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale women's soccer team has dropped its 2025 schedule, which features seven games at Reese Stadium and matchups against opponents from seven different conferences outside of the Ivy.

The 15-game regular season slate includes eight non-conference matchups followed by seven Ivy League games. The Bulldogs will open the season on the road at the University of Vermont before returning home for their home opener against Hofstra. Non-conference play also includes road trips to the Music City to face nationally ranked Vanderbilt, Stony Brook, Fordham, and Sacred Heart, as well as home games against UConn and Kansas.

Ivy League action kicks off at Reese Stadium against Brown. Yale will host three Ivy contests and play four on the road, including a regular-season finale at Penn. The top four teams in the league standings will qualify for the Ivy League Tournament, hosted by the No. 1 seed. Semifinal matches are scheduled for Friday, Nov. 7, with the championship match set for Sunday, Nov. 9.

Yale will be led in 2025 by team captain Ashley Kirschner, while Sarah Martinez, the Loring Family Head Coach of Women's Soccer, returns for her fifth season at the helm. Martinez is supported by assistant coaches Andrew Hudson and Jonathan Murray.

Here's a look at Yale's 2025 opponents:

• Ivy League Matches (3 home, 4 away):
  • Sept. 21 vs. Brown
  • Sept. 27 vs. Cornell
  • Oct. 4 at Princeton
  • Oct. 11 vs. Harvard
  • Oct. 18 at Columbia
  • Oct. 26 vs. Dartmouth
  • Nov. 1 at Penn
     
• Non-Conference Matches (4 home, 4 away):
  • Aug. 22 at University of Vermont (America East)
  • Aug. 24 vs. Hofstra University (Coastal Athletic Association)
  • Aug. 29 at Vanderbilt University (SEC)
  • Sept. 4 vs. University of Connecticut (Big East)
  • Sept. 7 vs. University of Kansas (Big 12)
  • Sept. 11 at Stony Brook University (Coastal Athletic Association)
  • Sept. 14 at Fordham University (Atlantic 10)
  • Oct. 22 at Sacred Heart University (Northeast Conference)
     
• Yale will play games in six states: Connecticut, New York, Vermont, Tennessee, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
   
• The NCAA College Cup is scheduled for Dec. 5 and 8 at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. 
   
• Live stats and video of all home games—and road games where applicable—will be available on yalebulldogs.com. All home and Ivy League matches will stream live on ESPN+.