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Athletic Club · Tickets DRAGON SHOP WEAR YOUR DRAGON COLORS! FALL /WINTER 2015-2016 Schedules · Alumni Events · Drexel Athletic Club · Tickets DRAGON SHOP WEAR YOUR DRAGON COLORS! HUNDREDS OF MORE ITEMS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT SHOP.DREXELDRAGONS.COM FIELD HOCKEY AUGUST 28 Fri at Virginia 6pm 30 Sun at Richmond 12pm SEPTEMBER 4 Fri at Saint Joseph’s 3pm 6 Sun UNCW (HS Day, $1 Dogs) 1pm 11 Fri at Northwestern 2pm 13 Sun vs. Central Michigan @NW 1pm 18 Fri Fairfield 7pm 28 Mon Lafayette 7pm OCTOBER 2 Fri at Northeastern* 5pm 4 Sun Rider 12pm 9 Fri at JMU* 6pm 11 Sun Connecticut (P4TC “Pink Out”, 1pm HS Day, $1 Dogs, Alumni Day) 16 Fri William & Mary* 6pm 18 Sun Temple (Philly Field Hockey Day, Youth Clinic) 2:30pm 21 Wed Penn 7pm 25 Sun at Hofstra* 1pm 30 Fri Delaware* 7pm NOVEMBER 1 Sun Towson* (Senior Day) 1pm 6 Fri CAA Championships Highest Seed (Final Four Format) 8 Sun CAA Championships Highest Seed (Final Four Format) All dates and times are subject to change. *Colonial Athletic Association opponent All home games are played at Buckley Field, Vidas Athletic Complex (43rd St. & Powelton Ave.) For more information regarding field hockey please contact Head Coach Denise Zelenak at [email protected]. 3 MEN’S SOCCER AUGUST 28 Fri at Rhode Island 7pm SEPTEMBER 1 Tue at Villanova 4pm 3 Thu at Bowling Green 7pm 7 Mon Washington 7pm 12 Sat Iona 7pm 15 Tue Penn 7pm 18 Fri at Elon* 7pm 22 Tue Saint Joseph’s 7pm 26 Sat at James Madison* 7pm 30 Wed Hofstra* 7pm OCTOBER 3 Sat Charleston* (Alumni Day) 4pm 6 Tue Columbia 7pm 10 Sat at UNCW* 7pm 14 Wed at Delaware* 7pm 20 Tue at Loyola, Md. 7pm 24 Sat William & Mary* 4pm 27 Tue at UMBC 7pm 31 Sat Northeastern* (Senior Day) 4pm NOVEMBER 3 Tue at Princeton 7pm 7 Sat Quarterfinals CAA Championship Highest Seed #3 & #4 12 Thu Semifinals CAA Championship Highest Seed (Final Four Format) 14 Sat Final CAA Championship Highest Seed (Final Four Format) All dates and times are subject to change. *Colonial Athletic Association opponent All home games are played at Vidas Field, Vidas Athletic Complex (43rd St. & Powelton Ave.) For more information regarding men’s soccer please contact Head Coach Doug Hess at [email protected]. 4 DREXELDRAGONS.COM WOMEN’S SOCCER AUGUST 21 Fri Villanova 4:30pm 23 Sun Buffalo 1pm 28 Fri at Fairfield 7:30pm 30 Sun vs. Stony Brook @Fairfield 11am SEPTEMBER 4 Fri at George Washington 3pm 6 Sun at Rutgers 1pm 11 Fri VCU 7pm 13 Sun Niagara 1pm 17 Thu at Syracuse 7pm 25 Fri at UNCW* 7pm 27 Sun at College of Charleston* 12pm OCTOBER 2 Fri Towson* (Alumni Day) 7pm 4 Sun James Madison* 2pm 9 Fri at Delaware* 7pm 16 Fri William & Mary* 7:30pm 18 Sun Elon* (Senior Day) 12pm 23 Fri at Northeastern* 6pm 25 Sun at Hofstra* 1pm NOVEMBER 1 Sun Quarterfinals CAA Championship Highest Seed #3 & #4 6 Fri Semifinals CAA Championship Highest Seed (Final Four Format) 8 Sun Final CAA Championship Highest Seed (Final Four Format) All dates and times are subject to change. *Colonial Athletic Association opponent All home games are played at Vidas Field, Vidas Athletic Complex (43rd St. & Powelton Ave.) For more information regarding women’s soccer please contact Head Coach Ray Goon at [email protected]. 5 SQUASH OCTOBER 31 Sat Franklin & Marshall 11am 31 Sat Virginia 5:30pm NOVEMBER 20 Fri Haverford 6:30pm 22 Sun Bowdoin 11am 24 Tue Penn 5pm(W) 7PM(M) DECEMBER 1 Tue Princeton (M) 6:30pm 2 Wed Princeton (W) 6:30pm 4 Fri Rochester (M) 5pm 5 Sat Navy (M) 3pm 6 Sun Williams (M&W) 12pm JANUARY 5 Tue Trinity (M) 4pm 16 Sat Dartmouth (M&W) 12pm 17 Sun Bates @ Amherst (M&W) 10:30am 22 Fri Dickinson (M&W) 6pm 24 Sun Colby (M&W) 10am 30 Sat Cornell (M&W) @ Yale 10am 30 Sat Wesleyan (M&W) 4pm 31 Sun Stanford (W) @ Yale 10:30pm 31 Sun MHC (W) @ Yale 12:30pm FEBRUARY 6 Sat George Washington (M&W) 3pm 13 Sat Columbia (M&W) Senior day 11am 26-28 Fri-Sun Men’s and Women’s Nationals @ Yale MARCH 4-6 Fri-Sun Individual Nationals @TBD All dates and times are subject to change. All home matches are played at the Kline & Spector Squash Center, John A. Daskalakis Athletic Center (33rd & Market Streets). For more information regarding squash please contact Head Coach John White at [email protected]. TENNIS SEPTEMBER 18-20 Fri-Sun at Saint Joseph’s Invitational (M) TBD 18-20 Fri-Sun at Quinnipiac Invitational (W) TBD OCTOBER 2-4 Fri-Sun at Cissie Leary Invitational (W) TBD 2-4 Fri Sun at Villanova invitational (W) TBD 9-11 Fri-Sat at Princeton Invitational (M) TBD 17 Sat Rider (M&W) 11am 17 Sat Monmouth (W) 2pm 17 Sat La Salle (M) 2pm 18 Sun Alumni Day 9-12pm 22-26 Thu-Mon Women’s ITA @ Dartmouth TBD 22-27 Thu-Tue Men’s ITA @ Yale TBD All dates and times are subject to change. All home matches played at the Drexel Armory or Vidas Athletic Complex, please check drexeldragons.com for location. For more information regarding tennis please contact Head Coach Mehdi Rhazali at [email protected]. 6 DREXELDRAGONS.COM GOLF SEPTEMBER 20-21 Sun-Mon St. Bonaventure Invitational, Bartlett Country Club - Olean, NY 25-26 Fri-Sat Columbia Invitational, The Tuxedo Club - Tuxedo Park, NY OCTOBER 5-6 Mon-Tue NC State Invitational, Lonnie Poole Golf Club - Raleigh, NC 19-20 Mon-Tue Maryland Invitational, Woodmont Country Club - Rockville, MD 25-27 Sun-Tue ODU/OBX Invitational, Kilmarlic Golf Club - Powells Point, NC 31 Sat City 6 Invitational, Merion Golf Club (East) - Ardmore, PA For more information regarding golf please contact Head Coach Mike Dynda at [email protected]. CREW SEPTEMBER 26 Sat Rumson Regatta, Navesink River, NJ OCTOBER 3 Sat Bucknell Invitational, Susquehanna River, PA 10 Sat Navy Day Regatta, Schuylkill River, PA 17-18 Sat-Sun Head of the Charles Regatta, Charles River, Boston, MA 24 Sat Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, Schuylkill River, PA 31 Sat Head of the Occoquan, Occoquan River, Lorton, VA For more information regarding rowing please contact Director of Rowing Paul Savell at [email protected]. 7 MEN’S BASKETBALL NOVEMBER 13 Fri at Saint Joseph’s 7pm 18 Wed High Point 7pm 21 Sat Monmouth TBD Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Alaska 26 Thu vs. UNCW Asheville Midnight 27 Fri vs. Middle Tennessee or Alaska Anchorage TBA 28 Sat vs. San Diego, San Diego State, Toledo or Loyola (IL) TBD DECEMBER 5 Sat at La Salle TBD 15 Tue at South Carolina TBD 19 Sat vs. Penn St (at Palestra) TBD 22 Tue Penn TBD 28 Mon at Iona TBD 31 Thu at UNCW* TBD JANUARY 2 Sat at Elon* TBD 7 Thu William & Mary* TBD 9 Sat College of Charleston* TBD 14 Thu at Hofstra* TBD 16 Sat at Towson* TBD 21 Thu at James Madison* TBD 23 Sat UNCW* TBD 28 Thu Towson* TBD 30 Sat Hofstra* (Homecoming) TBD FEBRUARY 4 Thu James Madison* TBD 6 Sat at College of Charleston* TBD 11 Thu at Delaware* TBD 13 Sat at Northeastern* TBD 18 Thu Elon* TBD 20 Sat at William & Mary* TBD 25 Thu Delaware* TBD 27 Sat Northeastern* (Senior Day) TBD MARCH 4-7 CAA Championship, Royal Farms Arena (Baltimore, MD) *Colonial Athletic Association opponent Home games are in BOLD and are played at the John A. Daskalakis Center (33rd & Market Streets) All dates and times subject to change. Listen or watch Drexel Basketball games live on drexeldragons.com. For tickets go to drexeltickets.com or call 1-866-4-DREXEL. Blue & Gold Club Hospitality Room – Men’s Basketball Basketball season ticket holders and alumni, with an official alumni card, are invited to gather in the Blue & Gold hospitality room pre-game (1-hour) and half-time where Landmark Americana will host a cash bar with complimentary small snacks. Please contact Alumni Relations with your updated information to get an alumni card at 1.888.DU.GRADS or [email protected]. 8 DREXELDRAGONS.COM WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NOVEMBER 13 Fri Dartmouth # 7pm 14-22 TBD WNIT Second Round # TBD 14-22 TBD WNIT Second Round # TBD 28 Sat vs. Villanova % 2pm 29 Sun vs. Montana/at Lehigh % 12/2pm DECEMBER 3 Thu Vanderbilt 7pm 5 Sat at Hampton TBD 13 Sun at Saint Joseph’s TBD 19 Sat Quinnipiac TBD 21 Mon at Penn TBD 29 Tue at Syracuse 7pm JANUARY 3 Sun College of Charleston* TBD 8 Fri Northeastern* TBD 10 Sun at William & Mary* TBD 15 Fri at James Madison* TBD 17 Sun Elon* TBD 22 Fri at Delaware* TBD 24 Sun at Northeastern* TBD 29 Fri Hofstra* TBD 31 Sun Delaware* (Homecoming) TBD FEBRUARY 5 Fri at UNCW* TBD 7 Sun at College of Charleston* TBD 12 Fri James Madison* TBD 14 Sun UNCW* TBD 19 Fri Towson* TBD 21 Sun at Elon* TBD 26 Fri at Hofstra* TBD 28 Sun William & Mary* (Senior Day) TBD MARCH 2 Wed at Towson* TBD 9-12 Wed-Sat CAA Championship TBD Show Place Arena, Upper Marlboro, MD. *Colonial Athletic Association opponent # Preseason WNIT % Lehigh Tournament Home games in bold are played at the John A. Daskalakis Center (33rd & Market Streets) All dates and times are Eastern Standard Time and subject to change. Listen or watch Drexel Basketball games live on drexeldragons.com. For tickets go to drexeltickets.com or call 1-866-4-DREXEL. 9 WRESTLING NOVEMBER 8 Sun Mountaineer Duals TBD 13 Fri at Cal Poly 7pm 15 Sun Road Runner Open 9am 21 Sat at Cornell 12:30pm 22 Sun Keystone Classic 9am 29 Sun Grapple at the Garden at MSG 10am DECEMBER 4 Sat at Maryland 7pm JANUARY 1-2 Fri-Sat Southern Scuffle All Day 15 Fri at Navy 7pm 17 Sun at American TBD 22 Fri Binghamton 7pm 24 Sun Army TBD FEBRUARY 6 Sat Rider and Franklin & Marshall TBD 12 Fri Sacred Heart 7pm 14 Fri at Hofstra TBD 19 Fri at Rutgers 7pm 20 Sat Penn TBD MARCH 5-6 Fri-Sat EIWA Championships All Day 17-19 Thu-Sat NCAA Championships at MSG All home matches are played at the John A.
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