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National Lacrosse League Announces 2025-26 Regular Season Schedule
The National Lacrosse League (NLL) today unveiled its 2025-26 regular season schedule, highlighting a 21-week slate packed with high-intensity action and the debut of promising new stars.
The 126-game regular season begins with NLL Faceoff Weekend, highlighted by the Toronto Rock visiting the Oshawa FireWolves on Friday, November 28 at 7:30 PM ET, and continues the next day with the San Diego Seals visiting the Ottawa Black Bears, the three-time defending champion Buffalo Bandits hosting the Georgia Swarm, and the Colorado Mammoth heading west to battle the Vancouver Warriors. Fans can catch all the action live on ESPN+ in the United States, and TSN+ and NLL+ in Canada.
The first-ever Toronto versus Oshawa clash will showcase the much-anticipated rookie debut of
Cornell star CJ Kirst, the Rock’s first overall pick in the 2025 NLL Draft, as he faces reigning
NLL Rookie of the Year Dyson Williams in the FireWolves’ first home game at Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa. Meanwhile, the defending champion Buffalo Bandits will open their season at home, raising their championship banner as they begin their title defense for a third consecutive year.
NLL Faceoff Weekend always sets the tone for what we expect to be another dog-eat-dog, historic season,” said NLL Commissioner Brett Frood. “With a 21-week schedule culminating in another thrilling final push towards the playoffs in April, our fans can expect fierce battles week in and week out. We are excited to showcase our emerging talent next to the already bonafied superstars of this league.”
The NLL is currently planning numerous announcements leading up to the start of the 2025-26 season, including the full “NLL Friday Night on TSN” linear broadcast schedule in Canada, the initial ESPN+ Saturday Showcase games of the week in the U.S., and the third wave of NLL UnBOXed™ markets set to join the League’s expanding activation footprint throughout North America.
WEEK 1
Week 1: Friday, November 28 — Toronto at Oshawa at 7:30pm ET
Week 1: Saturday, November 29 — San Diego at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 1: Saturday, November 29 — Georgia at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 1: Saturday, November 29 — Colorado at Vancouver at 10pm ET
WEEK 2
Week 2: Friday, December 5 — Oshawa at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 2: Saturday, December 6 — Calgary at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
WEEK 3
Week 3: Friday, December 12 — Saskatchewan at Ottawa at 7:30pm ET
Week 3: Saturday, December 13 — Colorado at Philadelphia at 1pm ET
Week 3: Saturday, December 13 — Calgary at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 3: Saturday, December 13 — Halifax at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 3: Saturday, December 13 — Oshawa at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
Week 3: Saturday, December 13 — Las Vegas at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 3: Sunday, December 14 — Rochester at San Diego at 6pm ET
WEEK 4
Week 4: Friday, December 19 — Vancouver at Oshawa at 7:30pm ET
Week 4: Saturday, December 20 — Philadelphia at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 4: Saturday, December 20 — Georgia at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
Week 4: Saturday, December 20 — Ottawa at Las Vegas at 10pm ET
WEEK 5
Week 5: Saturday, December 27 — Saskatchewan at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 5: Saturday, December 27 — Philadelphia at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 5: Saturday, December 27 — Las Vegas at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 5: Saturday, December 27 — Georgia at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 5: Sunday, December 28 — Buffalo at Calgary at 8pm ET
WEEK 6
Week 6: Friday, January 2 — Halifax at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
Week 6: Saturday, January 3 — Las Vegas at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 6: Saturday, January 3 — Ottawa at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 6: Saturday, January 3 — Rochester at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 6: Saturday, January 3 — Calgary at San Diego at 10pm ET
WEEK 7
Week 7: Friday, January 9 — Rochester at Philadelphia at 7pm ET
Week 7: Friday, January 9 — Halifax at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 7: Friday, January 9 — Vancouver at Calgary at 9:30pm ET
Week 7: Friday, January 9 — Toronto at San Diego at 10:30pm ET
Week 7: Friday, January 9 — Saskatchewan at Las Vegas at 10:30pm ET
Week 7: Saturday, January 10 — Buffalo at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 7: Saturday, January 10 — Halifax at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 7: Saturday, January 10 — Colorado at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
WEEK 8
Week 8: Friday, January 16 — Colorado at Halifax at 6:30pm ET
Week 8: Friday, January 16 — Ottawa at Buffalo at 7:30pm ET
Week 8: Friday, January 16 — Calgary at Georgia at 10pm ET
Week 8: Friday, January 16 — San Diego at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 8: Saturday, January 17 — Toronto at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 8: Saturday, January 17 — Oshawa at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
Week 8: Saturday, January 17 — Philadelphia at Las Vegas at 10:30pm ET
WEEK 9
Week 9: Friday, January 23 — Vancouver at Ottawa at 7:30pm ET
Week 9: Friday, January 23 — San Diego at Philadelphia at 7pm ET
Week 9: Saturday, January 24 — Georgia at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 9: Saturday, January 24 — Oshawa at Colorado at 9pm ET
WEEK 10
Week 10: Friday, January 30 — Saskatchewan at Calgary at 9pm ET
Week 10: Friday, January 30 — Philadelphia at San Diego at 10:30pm ET
Week 10: Saturday, January 31 — Georgia at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 10: Saturday, January 31 — Vancouver at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 10: Saturday, January 31 — Ottawa at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 10: Saturday, January 31 — Buffalo at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 10: Saturday, January 31 — Oshawa at Las Vegas at 10pm ET
WEEK 11
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Oshawa at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Philadelphia at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Calgary at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Las Vegas at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Rochester at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 11: Saturday, February 7 — Saskatchewan at San Diego at 10pm ET
WEEK 12
Week 12: Friday, February 13 — Colorado at Las Vegas at 10:30pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — Buffalo at Halifax at 6:30pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — San Diego at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — Ottawa at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — Vancouver at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — Philadelphia at Calgary at 9pm ET
Week 12: Saturday, February 14 — Toronto at Colorado at 9:30pm ET
Week 12: Sunday, February 15 — Georgia at Calgary at 8pm ET
WEEK 13
Week 13: Friday, February 20 — Colorado at Toronto at 7:30pm ET
Week 13: Friday, February 20 — Buffalo at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 13: Saturday, February 21 — Halifax at San Diego at 10pm ET
Week 13: Sunday, February 22 — Saskatchewan at Philadelphia at 3pm ET
WEEK 14
Week 14: Friday, February 27 — Georgia at Philadelphia at 7pm ET
Week 14: Friday, February 27 — Saskatchewan at Buffalo at 7:30pm ET
Week 14: Friday, February 27 — San Diego at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 14: Friday, February 27 — Vancouver at Las Vegas at 10pm ET
Week 14: Saturday, February 28 — Saskatchewan at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 14: Saturday, February 28 — Oshawa at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 14: Saturday, February 28 — Buffalo at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 14: Saturday, February 28 — Philadelphia at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
Week 14: Saturday, February 28 — Halifax at Calgary at 9pm ET
Week 14: Sunday, March 1 — Vancouver at San Diego at 6pm ET
WEEK 15
Week 15: Friday, March 6 — Toronto at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 15: Saturday, March 7 — Las Vegas at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 15: Saturday, March 7 — Ottawa at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 15: Sunday, March 8 — Calgary at Rochester at 1pm ET
Week 15: Sunday, March 8 — Oshawa at Philadelphia at 3pm ET
WEEK 16
Week 16: Friday, March 13 — Toronto at Halifax at 6:30pm ET
Week 16: Friday, March 13 — Philadelphia at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 16: Friday, March 13 — Colorado at Buffalo at 7:30pm ET
Week 16: Saturday, March 14 — Vancouver at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
Week 16: Saturday, March 14 — San Diego at Saskatchewan at 8pm ET
Week 16: Saturday, March 14 — Ottawa at Calgary at 9pm ET
Week 16: Sunday, March 15 — Rochester at Las Vegas at 6pm ET
WEEK 17
Week 17: Friday, March 20 — Halifax at Georgia at 7:30pm ET
Week 17: Friday, March 20 — Saskatchewan at Toronto at 7:30pm ET
Week 17: Friday, March 20 — Ottawa at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 17: Saturday, March 21 — Las Vegas at Rochester at 7pm ET
Week 17: Saturday, March 21 — Calgary at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 17: Saturday, March 21 — Buffalo at San Diego at 10pm ET
WEEK 18
Week 18: Friday, March 27 — Halifax at Philadelphia at 7pm ET
Week 18: Saturday, March 28 — Georgia at Ottawa at 7pm ET
Week 18: Saturday, March 28 — Rochester at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 18: Saturday, March 28 — Buffalo at Saskatchewan at 9pm ET
Week 18: Saturday, March 28 — Calgary at Las Vegas at 10pm ET
Week 18: Sunday, March 29 — Toronto at Philadelphia at 1pm ET
WEEK 19
Week 19: Friday, April 3 — Las Vegas at Colorado at 9pm ET
Week 19: Saturday, April 4 — Rochester at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 19: Saturday, April 4 — San Diego at Toronto at 7pm ET
Week 19: Saturday, April 4 — Vancouver at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 19: Saturday, April 4 — Oshawa at Calgary at 9pm ET
WEEK 20
Week 20: Friday, April 10 — Toronto at Ottawa at 7:30pm ET
Week 20: Friday, April 10 — Halifax at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 20: Saturday, April 11 — Rochester at Buffalo at 7pm ET
Week 20: Saturday, April 11 — Calgary at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 20: Saturday, April 11 — Las Vegas at Philadelphia at 7pm ET
Week 20: Saturday, April 11 — Colorado at Saskatchewan at 9pm ET
Week 20: Sunday, April 12 — San Diego at Georgia at 4pm ET
WEEK 21
Week 21: Friday, April 17 — Las Vegas at San Diego at 10:30pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Ottawa at Halifax at 6pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Buffalo at Oshawa at 7pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Rochester at Georgia at 4pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Colorado at Calgary at 9pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Toronto at Saskatchewan at 9pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — Philadelphia at Vancouver at 10pm ET
Week 21: Saturday, April 18 — San Diego at Las Vegas at 10pm ET
Week 21: Sunday, April 19 — Georgia at Rochester at 3pm ET
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Sixteen Players Named to Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team for HSBC SVNS Vancouver
Sixteen players have been named to Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team ahead of the Teck Tri-Nations Challenge taking place alongside the 11th edition of HSBC SVNS Vancouver.
Captained by Victoria’s Lockie Kratz, Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team will play Japan and Chile in a double round robin at BC Place over March 7 and 8 ahead of participating in the second stop of HSBC SVNS 2, the next step in their journey towards promotion to the first tier of the HSBC SVNS Series.
“Vancouver is an important moment for this group. It’s an opportunity to demonstrate our growth and to represent the wider Canadian rugby system with pride… we’re determined to put on a performance that excites and inspires.” Said Head Coach Christiaan Esterhuizen.
Passes to HSBC SVNS Vancouver will give fans access to the Teck Tri-Nations Challenge. Tickets are available at vansevens.com.
Among the 16 players named to the roster, Josiah Morra is set to officially return to sevens for the first time since his appearance at the 2024 RAN Sevens. Edmonton-born scrum-half Brock Gallagher, who has earned 12 caps with Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team, is poised to make his sevens debut. Vancouver native Andy Cooper is also in line for his first appearance in the sevens format.
“We’re not chasing a moment in Vancouver – we’re building consistency. This weekend is about raising our standards in the details… if we get that right, it sets the tone for how we perform over the next two stops in South America. We want to leave Vancouver sharper and more connected than when we arrived.”
Jesse Kilgour, who made his international sevens debut in Hong Kong in 2024 and earned his first cap with Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team later that year in Bucharest, returns to competition following rehabilitation from a shoulder injury. Jesse will join his sister Eden in Vancouver who has been named to Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team.
Six members of the squad — Tremblay, Morra, Di Nardo, Black, Shaw, and Gallagher — recently represented Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team during their 2027 Rugby World Cup qualification campaign and autumn test matches, bringing valuable international experience to the lineup and leaning on Rugby Canada’s One Squad philosophy which allows players to transition between the 15s and 7s game.
In Vancouver, Head Coach of Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team Stephen Meehan joins Head Coach Christiaan Esterhuizen as assistant coach for the weekend. Together, they will lead the squad while further strengthening the cohesion and connectivity across programs — a collaborative approach that continues to drive Canadian rugby forward.
“Stephen’s involvement is part of our One Squad philosophy. When our programs align, we accelerate growth. That connection strengthens both environments and raises expectations across the system. It’s great having someone with Stephen’s experience around – his perspective adds real value to the group.”
Due to injury, Thomas Isherwood and Demetri Patterson were not available for selection. Kal Sager was not available for selection due to university commitments.
THE ROAD TO TIER 1 OF THE HSBC SVNS SERIES
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team claimed gold at the Rugby Americas North Sevens Tournament in November, earning qualification to the HSBC SVNS 3 Challenger.
In January, the team continued its strong performance by winning gold at the HSBC SVNS 3 Challenger in Dubai to secure a place in HSBC SVNS 2. SVNS 2 is a three-event series featuring Canada, Kenya, USA, Germany, Uruguay, and Belgium.
Canada opened the series with a sixth-place finish in Nairobi and will next compete in Montevideo (March 21–22) and São Paulo (March 28–29).
The top four teams at the conclusion of the HSBC SVNS 2 series will advance to join the eight core teams on the HSBC SVNS Series for the three-event SVNS World Championship. The Championship begins in Hong Kong (April 17–19), followed by Valladolid (May 29–31) and Bordeaux (June 5–7). The series will culminate with the crowning of the Men’s and Women’s World Champions, marking the finale of the newly formatted HSBC SVNS Series announced in 2025.
TICKETS
Tickets for HSBC SVNS Vancouver are available at vansevens.com. Questions regarding ticket purchases can be directed to tickets@vansevens.com. For more information on suites, please contact suites@vansevens.com. Please note that these inboxes will be monitored during regular office hours, Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm PT.
TECK TRI-NATIONS SCHEDULE
Saturday March 7
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Japan
2:23pm PT / 5:23pm ET
Watch on TSN2 & TSN+
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Chile
6:12pm PT / 9:12pm ET
Watch on TSN2 & TSN+
Sunday March 8
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Chile
2:01pm PT / 5:01pm ET
Watch on TSN1, TSN5, & TSN+
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Japan
5:04pm PT / 8:04pm ET
Watch on TSN4 & TSN+
CANADA’S MEN’S SEVENS TEAM VANCOUVER ROSTER
3. Ethan Turner (Maple Ridge, BC) – Burnaby Lake Rugby Club
6. Josiah Morra (Toronto, ON) – Balmy Beach RFC
7. Johnny Franklin (Bowen Island, BC) – Capilano RFC
10. Adam Doane (Sutton, ON) – Aurora Barbarians
13. Brenden Black (Oakville, ON) – Oakville Crusaders
14. D’Shawn Bowen (Toronto, ON) – James Bay AA / Agronomia Rugby
17. Jesse Kilgour (Oro-Medonte, ON) – Pacific Pride / Barrie RFC
18. Morgan Di Nardo (Toronto, ON) – Toronto Scottish / University of Victoria
22. Kyle Tremblay (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC
28. Henry Kirwan (Brighton, ENG) – Brighton Blues / Cardiff Metropolitan University
37. Ian Jones (Bass River, NS) – Ajax Wanderers / Pictou County
44. Lockie Kratz (Victoria, BC ) – Castaway Wanderers / UBCOB Ravens
55. Jack Shaw (Oakville, ON) – Castaway Wanderers / Oakville Crusaders
64. Elias Hancock (Ottawa, ON) – University of Ottawa / Bytown Blues
66. Andy Cooper (Vancouver, BC) – Meralomas RFC
98. Brock Gallagher (Edmonton, AB) – Strathcona Druids RFC
Non-Traveling Reserves
Thomas Cuzagne (Toulon, France) – Pacific Pride
Reece Thompson (Minesing, ON) – University of Victoria / Barrie Rugby Club
Glenn Roy (Ottawa, ON) – Ottawa Irish
Unavailable / Injured
Demetri Patterson (West Vancouver, BC) – University of British Columbia
Ethan Fryer (Seattle, USA)
Kal Sager (Peterborough, ON) – Peterborough Pagans
Takoda McMullin (White Rock, BC) – University of British Columbia
Thomas Isherwood (Okotoks, AB) – Foothills Lions RFC / Westshore RFC
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Northern Super League Releases 2026 Schedule
Northern Super League today announced its 2026 regular season schedule, returning for a second season after a debut year that proved professional women’s soccer has a powerful place in Canada’s sports and entertainment landscape.
The season opens Friday, April 24, with a marquee rematch of the NSL Final, as Toronto and Vancouver meet at Swanguard Stadium in Vancouver to kick off the campaign — reigniting one of the League’s defining rivalries from the very first whistle. This season’s opening match is followed by home matches in every NSL market in the first two weeks of the season:
Saturday, April 25, 2026—Halifax Tides host Ottawa Rapid FC at Wanderers Grounds
Saturday, April 25, 2026— Calgary Wild FC hosts Montréal Roses at McMahon Stadium
Saturday, May 2, 2026—Ottawa Rapid FC hosts Calgary Wild FC at TD Place
Saturday, May 2, 2026—Montréal Roses host Vancouver Rise FC at Stade Boréale
Sunday, May 3, 2026— AFC Toronto hosts Halifax Tides at BMO Field
Running from April through November, the 2026 season delivers a consistent, coast-to-coast schedule across spring, summer, and fall, and will conclude with the NSL Final on Saturday, November 14. The neutral-site host city for the championship match will be announced in the coming months.
Apart from international breaks for women’s competitions, the 2026 season will continue uninterrupted through June and July. Fans — including international soccer fans visiting Canada — are welcome to experience Canadian professional women’s soccer live on broadcast and in stadium during a landmark summer for men’s international soccer in Canada.
Season One established a strong foundation, marked by competitive matches, emerging rivalries, and electric atmospheres in stadiums nationwide. Fans responded to the accessibility of the live match experience and to the quality, intensity, and skill of the players on the pitch.
“Season One demonstrated that Canada was ready for professional women’s soccer with world-leading attendance and fierce competition on the pitch,” said League President Christina Litz. “In 2026, a year when the country will be celebrating the game at new levels, we’re building on that momentum by delivering great soccer, showcasing elite talent, and creating experiences that make fans want to be part of it week after week.”
With the 2026 schedule now confirmed, fans can begin planning their season and secure tickets through their local club. Clubs across the Northern Super League are offering a range of ticketing options, including season memberships and flexible packages, providing multiple ways for supporters to attend matches throughout the season. Learn more in the Insider Guide here .
Broadcast and streaming details — including live matches in English and French on TSN, CBC, Radio-Canada, and YouTube — will be announced in the coming weeks
2026 NSL Regular Season
April
- Friday, April 24 — Vancouver Rise FC vs AFC Toronto at Swanguard Stadium
- Saturday, April 25 — Halifax Tides FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, April 25 — Calgary Wild FC vs Montréal Roses FC at McMahon Stadium
May
- Saturday, May 2 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Calgary Wild FC at TD Place
- Saturday, May 2 — Montréal Roses FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at Stade Boréale
- Sunday, May 3 — AFC Toronto vs Halifax Tides FC at BMO Field
- Wednesday, May 6 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at TD Place
- Sunday, May 10 — AFC Toronto vs Montréal Roses FC at BMO Field
- Wednesday, May 13 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Halifax Tides FC at TD Place
- Saturday, May 16 — Calgary Wild FC vs Montréal Roses FC at McMahon Stadium
- Monday, May 18 — Halifax Tides FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, May 23 — Vancouver Rise FC vs AFC Toronto at Swanguard Stadium
- Saturday, May 23 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Montréal Roses FC at TD Place
- Sunday, May 24 — Calgary Wild FC vs Halifax Tides FC at McMahon Stadium
- Friday, May 29 — Halifax Tides FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, May 30 — Montréal Roses FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at Stade Boréale
- Sunday, May 31 — Calgary Wild FC vs AFC Toronto at McMahon Stadium
June
- Saturday, June 13 — Halifax Tides FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, June 13 — AFC Toronto vs Montréal Roses FC at York Lions Stadium
- Sunday, June 14 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Thursday, June 18 — Halifax Tides FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Sunday, June 21 — Montréal Roses FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Stade Boréale
- Sunday, June 21 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs AFC Toronto at TD Place
- Thursday, June 25 — Montréal Roses FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, June 27 — Calgary Wild FC vs Halifax Tides FC at McMahon Stadium
- Sunday, June 28 — Vancouver Rise FC vs AFC Toronto at Swanguard Stadium
July
- Saturday, July 4 — Montréal Roses FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at Stade Boréale
- Sunday, July 5 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Calgary Wild FC at TD Place
- Sunday, July 5 — Halifax Tides FC vs AFC Toronto at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, July 11 — Calgary Wild FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at McMahon Stadium
- Saturday, July 11 — AFC Toronto vs Ottawa Rapid FC at York Lions Stadium
- Sunday, July 12 — Montréal Roses FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Stade Boréale
- Thursday, July 16 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Halifax Tides FC at TD Place
- Friday, July 17 — Calgary Wild FC vs Montréal Roses FC at McMahon Stadium
- Saturday, July 18 — AFC Toronto vs Vancouver Rise FC at York Lions Stadium
- Wednesday, July 22 — Calgary Wild FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at McMahon Stadium
- Thursday, July 23 — Montréal Roses FC vs AFC Toronto at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, July 25 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Tuesday, July 28 — AFC Toronto vs Calgary Wild FC at York Lions Stadium
- Wednesday, July 29 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Montréal Roses FC at Swanguard Stadium
August
- Saturday, August 1 — Calgary Wild FC vs AFC Toronto at McMahon Stadium
- Monday, August 3 — Halifax Tides FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Friday, August 7 — Montréal Roses FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, August 8 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Sunday, August 9 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs AFC Toronto at TD Place
- Saturday, August 15 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Saturday, August 15 — Calgary Wild FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at McMahon Stadium
Sunday, August 16 — AFC Toronto vs Montréal Roses FC at BMO Field - Saturday, August 22 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at TD Place
- Sunday, August 23 — Halifax Tides FC vs AFC Toronto at Wanderers Grounds
- Sunday, August 23 — Montréal Roses FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, August 29 — Montréal Roses FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, August 29 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Sunday, August 30 — AFC Toronto vs Ottawa Rapid FC at BMO Field
September
- Saturday, September 5 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Halifax Tides FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Sunday, September 6 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Montréal Roses FC at TD Place
- Sunday, September 6 — AFC Toronto vs Calgary Wild FC at BMO Field
Thursday, September 10 — Montréal Roses FC vs AFC Toronto at Stade Boréale - Saturday, September 12 — Calgary Wild FC vs Halifax Tides FC at McMahon Stadium
- Sunday, September 13 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Saturday, September 19 — Halifax Tides FC vs AFC Toronto at Wanderers Grounds
- Saturday, September 19 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Montréal Roses FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Sunday, September 20 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Calgary Wild FC at TD Place
- Saturday, September 26 — AFC Toronto vs Ottawa Rapid FC at York Lions Stadium
- Sunday, September 27 — Halifax Tides FC vs Montréal Roses FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Sunday, September 27 — Calgary Wild FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at McMahon Stadium
October
- Friday, October 2 — Montréal Roses FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Stade Boréale
- Saturday, October 3 — Halifax Tides FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Sunday, October 4 — AFC Toronto vs Vancouver Rise FC at York Lions Stadium
- Saturday, October 17 — Halifax Tides FC vs Montréal Roses FC at Wanderers Grounds
- Sunday, October 18 — AFC Toronto vs Calgary Wild FC at BMO Field
- Sunday, October 18 — Ottawa Rapid FC vs Vancouver Rise FC at TD Place
- Friday, October 23 — Montréal Roses FC vs Ottawa Rapid FC at Stade Boréale
- Sunday, October 25 — Vancouver Rise FC vs Calgary Wild FC at Swanguard Stadium
- Monday, October 26 — AFC Toronto vs Halifax Tides FC at BMO Field
2026 NSL Playoffs and Final
- Saturday, October 31 — Semi-Final A, Leg 1 (Location TBD)
- Sunday, November 1 — Semi-Final B, Leg 1 (Location TBD)
- Saturday, November 7 — Semi-Final A, Leg 2 (Location TBD)
- Sunday, November 8 — Semi-Final B, Leg 2 (Location TBD)
- Saturday, November 14 — NSL Final (Neutral-site host city to be announced)
The full 2026 Northern Super League schedule is also available at NSL.ca/schedule