TOWSON, Md. – The defending East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) regular season champion Towson University gymnastics team has announced its schedule for the 2026 season.
 
This 2026 schedule includes four home meets and a full conference slate as the Tigers look to reclaim the EAGL Tournament crown.  In 2025, Towson earned 28 victories, including going a perfect 4-0 in EAGL regular season competitions.
 
Season tickets are on sale for just $20 for the 2026 Towson home season, including four home meets at SECU Arena.  Fans can purchase season tickets here: https://am.ticketmaster.com/towson/buy/gymseason
 
Head coach Jay Ramirez returns seven athletes who earned all-EAGL recognition last year, including NCAA all-around individual participant Isabella Minervini, who also was the EAGL Tournament champion in the all-around, Ava Harper, the 2025 EAGL Rookie Specialist of the Year, and Polina Belanovski, a three-time All-EAGL honoree last season.
 
Official EAGL competitions and meet times will be announced at a later date.
 
Towson begins the season on the road with a trip to South Carolina to take on 2025 NCAA Tournament participant Clemson on Sunday, Jan. 4.  The Tigers come home for the Chellie Calloway Invitational on Friday, Jan. 9, a dual meet vs. West Chester.
 
After a two-week break, the Tigers return to competition with a visit to Arizona on Friday, Jan. 23 at Arizona, which finished 16^th in the 2025 Road to Nationals rankings.  The road travels continue as Towson competes at New Hampshire for a tri-meet on Sunday, Feb. 1, also taking on Yale.
 
The George McGinty Alumni Meet is set for Saturday, Feb. 7 for a home dual meet vs. LIU.
 
The next four meets will be on the road, beginning with two tri-meets in Pennsylvania.  Towson visits West Chester on Friday, Feb. 13 for a meet including Ursinus, then to Philadelphia for a tri-meet at Penn on Sunday, Feb. 15, including West Chester.
 
On Sunday, Feb. 22, Towson heads to D.C. to take on host George Washington as well as Eastern Michigan and Kent State.  Then on Friday, Feb. 27, Towson goes back to Pennsylvania for a tri-meet hosted by Pittsburgh, including Temple.
 
Sunday, Mar. 1 is the Pride Meet as the Tigers have their first quad-meet of the year, taking on N.C. State, Ursinus and West Virginia.  Four days later, another trip to Philadelphia to compete at Temple, also taking on Maryland.
 
Towson has its Senior Meet on Friday, Mar. 13 for a quad-meet vs. George Washington, Maryland and Penn.  On Sunday, Mar. 15, Towson returns to George Washington for a quad-meet along with Maryland and Temple.
 
The 2026 EAGL Championship is scheduled for Saturday, Mar. 21 at LIU.
 

Date	Location	Opponents
Sunday, Jan. 4	Clemson, S.C.	at Clemson
Friday, Jan. 9	Towson, Md.	vs. West Chester
Friday, Jan. 23	Tucson, Ariz.	at Arizona
Sunday, Feb. 1	Durham, N.H.	at New Hampshire, vs. Yale
Saturday, Feb. 7	Towson, Md.	vs. LIU
Friday, Feb. 13	West Chester, Pa.	at West Chester, vs. Ursinus
Sunday, Feb. 15	Philadelphia, Pa.	at Penn, vs. Temple
Sunday, Feb. 22	Washington, D.C.	at George Washington, vs. Eastern Michigan, Kent State
Friday, Feb. 27	Pittsburgh, Pa.	at Pittsburgh, vs. Temple
Sunday, Mar. 1	Towson, Md.	vs. N.C. State, Ursinus, West Virginia
Thursday, Mar. 5	Philadelphia, Pa.	at Temple, vs. Maryland
Friday, Mar. 13	Towson, Md.	vs. George Washington, Maryland, Penn
Sunday, Mar. 15	Washington, D.C.	at George Washington, vs. Maryland, Temple
Saturday, Mar. 21	Brooklyn, N.Y.	EAGL Championship: at LIU, vs. George Washington, New Hampshire, Temple