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SEATTLE – The Washington men’s soccer team and head coach Jamie Clark has announced its completed schedule for the 2024 season on Thursday.
The 17-match slate features nine contests at Husky Soccer Stadium and six matches against teams that made the NCAA Tournament a season ago. Season tickets are on sale now, beginning at $59 for general admission tickets. A premium ticket package is available for $99. Full season ticket information can be found here.
UW kicks off on Aug. 23 on the road at Portland. Last season, the Huskies won a thriller over the then-No. 5 Pilots, 3-1, in Seattle.
The home opener is set for Aug. 26 as the Huskies host former conference rival Oregon State. The teams have met 70 times previously with UW holding a 44-19-7 record over the Beavers.
UW hits the road for a pair of contests at Air Force (Sept. 1) and San Diego (Sept. 4).
Washington and Seattle U are set to face off in the annual Fewing Cup (formerly WAC/101 Club Cup) on Sept. 9 at Husky Soccer Stadium.
The Huskies’ first Big Ten matches come on the road against Michigan State (Sept. 13) and Michigan (Sept. 16).
Washington returns home to host Northwestern (Sept. 20) and Wisconsin (Sept. 27). The matchup between the Dawgs and Northwestern will mark the first time the two programs have met.
The Huskies then travel to Indiana (Oct. 4) and Ohio State (Oct. 7). Washington faced both teams last season on the road, going undefeated on the weekend with a win over then-No. 3 IU and a draw with the Buckeyes.
UW will see the longest home stretch of the season that will feature matches against Maryland (Oct. 11), Penn State (Oct. 18), Loyola Marymount (Oct. 21) and Rutgers (Oct. 25).
Washington travels to Los Angeles for the regular season finale at UCLA on Nov. 3.
The 2024 Big Ten Men’s Soccer Tournament is scheduled to begin on Nov. 7 and run through Nov. 17 at campus sites.
To view the entire 2024 schedule, click here. Network designations and times will be announced at a later date.
For more information on the UW men’s soccer team, follow @UW_MSoccer on X and Instagram.
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