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University of New Hampshire Athletics
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Football Announces 2025 Schedule
12/18/2024 10:07:00 AM | Football
RICHMOND, Va. – The University of New Hampshire football team, under the leadership of head coach Rick Santos, will kick off the 2025 season Aug. 30 at North Carolina Central and play the first of five home games Sept. 6 against College of the Holy Cross. The announcement was made Wednesday in conjunction of the release of the 2025 CAA Football schedule.
UNH advanced to the NCAA playoffs for the 16th time in 20 years when the Wildcats were awarded the 16th seed of the 2024 FCS Championships. The 'Cats will play a 12-game schedule in 2025 with a split of five at Wildcat Stadium and seven on the road.
CLICK HERE to view the 2025 schedule.
Season Ticket Memberships, including the Service Credit Union Victory Club, for the 2025 season can be renewed online by CLICKING HERE.
UNH Football Fans who want to become a season ticket member can complete an interest form HERE.
Plans start as low as $110 and include special benefits such as invites to exclusive events, complimentary tickets to UNH sporting events, first right to special events such as NCAA Playoffs, and presale opportunities to Family Weekend and Homecoming.
Guarantee your access to a season-long tailgate Boulder Field parking pass by buying two or more reserved or box season memberships.
Group and Hospitality tickets are also on sale. Fill out our group interest form located HERE and one of our ticket representatives will reach out to review seat locations and pricing information.
For questions regarding tickets, please call 603-862-4000 or email unh.tickets@unh.edu.
Game times and a full promotional calendar, including Homecoming and Family Weekend, for the 2025 season will be announced at a later date.
New Hampshire opens the 2025 season by making its first ever visit to N.C. Central; the previous meeting between the teams was at Wildcat Stadium in 2022.
UNH welcomes Holy Cross to Wildcat Stadium for the Sept. 6 home opener, and then the 'Cats are back on the road to play FBS school Ball State University (Sept. 13).
The Granite State rivalry is renewed Sept. 20 at Dartmouth College. UNH has won each of the last two matchups to take a 21-19-2 edge in the series. The Wildcats won 24-7 in Wildcat Stadium in 2023 and prevailed 14-0 in the most recent game at DC's Memorial Field in 2022.
UNH begins CAA conference play Sept. 27 home against UAlbany and welcomes the Wildcats of Villanova University to Durham on Oct. 4.
New Hampshire plays back-to-back road games at the University of Rhode Island (Oct. 11) and Campbell University (Oct. 18) for the 98th meeting against the Rams and first ever game against the Fighting Camels, respectively. Campbell became a CAA member in 2023.
UNH and the College of William & Mary will battle at Wildcat Stadium on Oct. 25. These programs have not met since 2017 and it will be the Tribe's first trip to Durham since 2106. The 'Cats prevailed in both 2017 (35-16) and 2016 (21-12).
Following an open week, New Hampshire plays consecutive road games against Monmouth University (Nov. 8) and Bryant University (Nov. 15) – it will be UNH's first trip to Bryant's Beirne Stadium.
UNH ends the regular season with the annual Battle for the Brice-Cowell Musket – and Border Battle presented by Buffalo Wild Wings – against Maine at Wildcat Stadium on Nov. 22. New Hampshire retained the musket this past November with a 27-9 win in Orono.
UNH advanced to the NCAA playoffs for the 16th time in 20 years when the Wildcats were awarded the 16th seed of the 2024 FCS Championships. The 'Cats will play a 12-game schedule in 2025 with a split of five at Wildcat Stadium and seven on the road.
CLICK HERE to view the 2025 schedule.
Season Ticket Memberships, including the Service Credit Union Victory Club, for the 2025 season can be renewed online by CLICKING HERE.
UNH Football Fans who want to become a season ticket member can complete an interest form HERE.
Plans start as low as $110 and include special benefits such as invites to exclusive events, complimentary tickets to UNH sporting events, first right to special events such as NCAA Playoffs, and presale opportunities to Family Weekend and Homecoming.
Guarantee your access to a season-long tailgate Boulder Field parking pass by buying two or more reserved or box season memberships.
Group and Hospitality tickets are also on sale. Fill out our group interest form located HERE and one of our ticket representatives will reach out to review seat locations and pricing information.
For questions regarding tickets, please call 603-862-4000 or email unh.tickets@unh.edu.
Game times and a full promotional calendar, including Homecoming and Family Weekend, for the 2025 season will be announced at a later date.
New Hampshire opens the 2025 season by making its first ever visit to N.C. Central; the previous meeting between the teams was at Wildcat Stadium in 2022.
UNH welcomes Holy Cross to Wildcat Stadium for the Sept. 6 home opener, and then the 'Cats are back on the road to play FBS school Ball State University (Sept. 13).
The Granite State rivalry is renewed Sept. 20 at Dartmouth College. UNH has won each of the last two matchups to take a 21-19-2 edge in the series. The Wildcats won 24-7 in Wildcat Stadium in 2023 and prevailed 14-0 in the most recent game at DC's Memorial Field in 2022.
UNH begins CAA conference play Sept. 27 home against UAlbany and welcomes the Wildcats of Villanova University to Durham on Oct. 4.
New Hampshire plays back-to-back road games at the University of Rhode Island (Oct. 11) and Campbell University (Oct. 18) for the 98th meeting against the Rams and first ever game against the Fighting Camels, respectively. Campbell became a CAA member in 2023.
UNH and the College of William & Mary will battle at Wildcat Stadium on Oct. 25. These programs have not met since 2017 and it will be the Tribe's first trip to Durham since 2106. The 'Cats prevailed in both 2017 (35-16) and 2016 (21-12).
Following an open week, New Hampshire plays consecutive road games against Monmouth University (Nov. 8) and Bryant University (Nov. 15) – it will be UNH's first trip to Bryant's Beirne Stadium.
UNH ends the regular season with the annual Battle for the Brice-Cowell Musket – and Border Battle presented by Buffalo Wild Wings – against Maine at Wildcat Stadium on Nov. 22. New Hampshire retained the musket this past November with a 27-9 win in Orono.
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