ARLINGTON, Va. — Marymount University men's basketball head coach Chris Rogers announced the team's 2025–26 schedule Thursday, highlighting a season that features 12 home games and 25 total contests.

The Saints open the season on the road Nov. 7 against Johns Hopkins.

Marymount will open up home on Nov. 11, facing Franklin & Marshall at 7 PM.

Marymount hits the road for a two-game stretch, taking on Guilford on Nov. 14 and Roanoke on Nov. 15 in the Frankie Allen Tip-Off Classic at the Cregger Center in Salem, Va. Following the tournament, the Saints host a prime-time matchup against Hood at 8 p.m. on Nov. 19. They then return to the road to face Swarthmore on Nov. 22 and Catholic on Nov. 25.

The Saints remain at home throughout December. They host Christopher Newport on Dec. 3, followed by a Dec. 6 game against Hamilton, which will serve as the Pablo Coto Recognition Game. Marymount closes out the month with a matchup against Alvernia on Dec. 17 inside of Converse Family Fieldhouse.

In January, the Saints play nine games, including four at home. They travel to face Bridgewater on Jan. 3 and St. Elizabeth on Jan. 7. The matchup against St. Elizabeth marks the beginning of Atlantic East Conference play.

The Saints host their first conference home game against Centenary on Jan. 10, which will also serve as the Camper Recognition Game. They then travel to Neumann on Jan. 14 and Pratt on Jan. 17 before returning to Converse Family Fieldhouse for games against Immaculata on Jan. 21 and Marywood on Jan. 24. The Jan. 24 game will be the team's Pink Game.

Marymount closes out January with two more contests: a road game against Gwynedd Mercy on Jan. 28 and a home game against St. Elizabeth on Jan. 31, which will be the team's Alumni Game.

February begins with a home game against Neumann on Feb. 4, followed by a road trip to Centenary on Feb. 7. The Saints then host Gwynedd Mercy on Feb. 11 and Pratt on Feb. 14 for Senior Day.

Conference play concludes on the road, with games at Immaculata on Feb. 18 and Marywood on Feb. 21.

The Atlantic East Conference Championships are scheduled to begin Feb. 23.