SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford women's lacrosse head coach Jessie Aguglia has announced the schedule for the upcoming 2026 season. The slate of 17 games is highlighted with 10 home contests at Gibbs Stadium.

The Terriers will open their 2026 campaign at Davidson on February 7, followed by six consecutive home games starting on February 13 against Cincinnati and LeMoyne on February 17. Wofford will welcome New Haven on February 27 before the Terriers take on Kennesaw State on March 1. The Campbell Camels will arrive in town on March 4 before the Terriers conclude their sixth straight home contest on March 9 against UMass Lowell. Wofford will travel to Knoxville, Tennessee on March 20 as they play a neutral site contest against Butler University at Heritage High School. The Terriers will close out the non-conference slate at the 2025 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tournament Semifinalist, the Clemson Tigers on March 23.

The Terriers will open the Big South conference slate at home against Longwood on March 25. Wofford will then have back-to-back away games as they face off against Gardner-Webb on March 28 and Furman on April 1. Wofford will host High Point on April 4 before heading out to Rock Hill, South Carolina, in a matchup against Winthrop on April 8. The Terriers will celebrate their seniors on April 18 in a game against the Presbyterian Blue Hose. The home season finale will be on April 22 as they face off against the reigning Big South Champions, Mercer.

Wofford will end the regular season on April 25 at Radford before the Terriers take on the Big South Quarterfinals on April 28 and Championship Weekend will begin on May 1. The top six teams qualify for the Big South Women's Lacrosse Championships.

Last season, the Terriers were 9-10 overall and 5-3 in the Big South to finish fourth among the ten league teams. They recorded a program-high for wins in a season, both overall (9) and in the Big South (5). Wofford had four Terriers earn post-season honors. Bria Foley was named the 2025 Co-Offensive Player of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference and All-Academic Team recognition. Barrett Rowe also received First Team All-Conference honors, while Olivia Graebner received Second Team All-Conference. Brooke Meltcher received an honorable mention All-Conference.

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