GMercyU Athletics Release Fall 2026 Schedules
Fall sports are almost here! Gwynedd Mercy University Athletics has announced the schedules for the upcoming fall sports season.
Field Hockey
“I am so excited for our season to begin! We have so much to look forward to, especially as we take on new opponents and compete in a new conference. The new conference will certainly have new challenges, but new opportunities, and a chance to continue growing together as a team. I cannot wait to see what we accomplish!” – Head Coach Alexa Ostoich
Check out the full schedule here!
Men’s Soccer
“We designed our non-conference schedule to be challenging. The first four weeks of the year will be demanding as we have scheduled 10 teams from the best conferences in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland. Our student-athletes will be learning how to play with each other while also learning how to handle pressures of balancing their academics with their training. The first four weeks will be demanding, hopefully it pays dividends in October.”
– Head Coach Dave Bontempo
Check out the full schedule here!
Women’s Volleyball
"We have some tough opponents on our schedule this year, but I think our team is ready for the challenge. We've added some new talent, and I know everyone has been working hard in the off-season. I am ready for an action-packed year!” – Head Coach Amber Medycki
Check out the full schedule here!
Women’s Soccer
“Last season was amazing! But the 2026 season is about continuing to build something greater than ourselves. Every player who wears the Griffin jersey represents the commitment, pride, and tradition of Gwynedd Mercy University. We will compete with passion, serve with humility, and support one another through every success and every challenge.” – Head Coach Michael Nelms
Check out the full schedule here!
Men’s and Women’s Cross Country
"I am excited for the upcoming season. Our schedule will give us the opportunity to not just see what our conference is going to look like, but what our region is going to look like, too. In cross country, everything is focused on your conference and regional meets, so we want to make sure we build toward those meets.” – Head Coach Joe Dyas