Check out this week's schedule of Retriever events! Men's Soccer hosts a pair of contests (including a t-shirt giveaway TONIGHT), Women's Soccer begins America East play on the road and Volleyball heads to Philly!
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
Men's Soccer vs. Howard | 7 pm | Retriever Soccer Park | Lot 17 T-Shirt Giveaway
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UMBC returns to RSP after a two-game road trip looking to take down D.C. rival Howard.Â
Flynn Holdem scored his second career goal on Friday evening in Virginia, earning his second career America East Rookie of the Week honor.Â
The Christchurch, New Zealand product has scored both of his goals off the bench this season, putting home his first career goal versus Loyola (Md.) before scoring late in the first half against #22 Old Dominion on Friday night. Holdem has logged 214 minutes on the season, scoring two goals on nine shots in 2026.Â
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Volleyball at Villanova | 7 pm | Villanova, Pa.
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UMBC looks to take down another top team in the Big East after it defeated visiting Georgetown in four sets (25-23, 19-25, 25-18, 25-22) on Sunday at The Peake.Â
Natalie Harris tallied a match and career best 19 kills in her first-ever start as the Retrievers improved to 4-3 on the season, while the Hoyas fell to 6-3. UMBC hit .292 in the match, tallied eight aces and held a 52-40 advantage in digs.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
Volleyball at Temple | 4 pm | Philadelphia, Pa.
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Weekend play wraps up at Temple who is 5-4 and coming off a five set loss to Cornell in Binghamton.Â
Olivia Hummel led the way with 20 kills for the Owls in defeat
Men's Soccer vs. William & Mary | 7 pm | Retriever Soccer Park
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Men's Soccer plays its second of four straight at home when it hosts the Tribe for Youth Night. Fans in attendance can take part in a postgame autograph session.Â
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Â
Women's Soccer at Vermont | 12 pm | Burlington, Vt.
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Women's Soccer opens America East play on Sunday at Vermont. The Retrievers exploded for two first-half goals in less than two minutes, shutting out the Longwood Lancers, 2-0, on Sunday afternoon at the Longwood Athletics Complex. With the victory, the Retrievers have already equaled their 2025 win total as they improved to 6-2-2 on the campaign. The six non-conference wins are its most since 2014, when the Dawgs won eight matches and reached the America East Conference semifinals.