LANCASTER, Pa. – The Franklin & Marshall women's basketball team has announced its schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 season. F&M looks to follow-up a tremendous 2024-25 campaign, where the Diplomats reached 15 wins for the first time since 2011-12. The 2025-26 slate features 13 home games, 10 away games, and two neutral site contests.

Franklin & Marshall tips off the new season with three home games, starting with a clash with Lycoming on November 8. The Diplomats then face Lebanon Valley for the first time since 2013 as the Diplomats host the Dutchmen on November 13. F&M wraps up its home stretch on November 13, welcoming Drew to the Mayser Center before hitting the road to take on York (Pa.) on November 18.

The Diplomats return home on November 21 to host the annual Terry Greene Tip-Off Tournament, starting the weekend against Lancaster Bible. F&M then plays Delaware Valley on November 22 to conclude the tournament.

Franklin & Marshall travels to play Centenary on November 25, before beginning Centennial Conference (CC) play at Swarthmore on December 3. The Diplomats wrap up 2025 on the road playing Gettysburg (December 6), Neumann (December 29), and SUNY New Paltz (December 30).

F&M begins 2026 on the road at Misericordia on January 3, before jumping back into conference action at home against Haverford on January 7. After the Diplomats play at McDaniel on January 10, F&M returns to the Mayser Center for a three-game stretch against Gettysburg (January 14), Johns Hopkins (January 17), and Ursinus (January 21). Franklin & Marshall plays road games at Dickinson (January 24) and Washington College (January 28), before hosting McDaniel (January 31), Salisbury (February 4), and Bryn Mawr (February 7).

The Diplomats hit the road to face Muhlenberg (February 11) and Johns Hopkins (February 14), before hosting Dickinson (February 18) in the regular season finale.

The Centennial Conference Tournament is held on February 24 to March 1. The NCAA Tournament follows with the first round being played on March 6. The NCAA Final Four will be hosted in Salem, Virginia on March 19, followed by the championship game on March 21.

A full season preview will be released closer to the start of the regular season.