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Western Connecticut State Football Schedule 2025: Dates, Times And More

Western Connecticut State Football Schedule 2025: Dates, Times And More

WestConn Football is coming off a couple of great seasons, but the Wolves are moving to a new conference and with a new head coach. Here’s the schedule.

Jul 28, 2025 by Matt Cannizzaro
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There’s no doubt that Western Connecticut State University’s recent success on the gridiron should have the Wolves optimistic about the 2025 college football season, but there also are some pretty big unknowns.

The team will enter the new campaign as part of a new conference and with a first-year head coach, and while many of the necessary pieces already may be in place, there could be some learning curves during the transition. 

WestConn will get its first test at home in Danbury, Connecticut, on Sept. 6 when William Paterson comes to town. 

The Wolves will have three nonconference games to lock things in before hitting the road to face their first opponent on their conference schedule – Juniata College – one of the Landmark Conference’s original teams.

The Landmark Conference debuted in 2023 and was expected to have eight teams for the 2025 season, before uncertainly and changes at Keystone College meant losing the Giants and seeing the number of participating schools drop back down to seven. 

Susquehanna has dominated the first two years of Landmark play, compiling a 12-0 record in conference games. 

WestConn is coming off a 9-2 season that saw the Wolves go 8-1 in the Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference and finish second. Their season ended in the ECAC Asa S. Bushnell Bowl Game with a 45-14 win over Alfred University.

The new era in Western Connecticut State football will be guided by interim head coach Kevin Jones, formerly the team’s defensive coordinator. His position was elevated in May shortly after the resignation of longtime head coach Joe Loth.

Western Connecticut State Football Schedule 2025

All Times Eastern

  • Sept. 6 (Sat): 5 p.m. vs. William Paterson
  • Sept. 20 (Sat): 1 p.m. vs. Gettysburg
  • Sept. 27 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Kean
  • Oct. 4 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Juniata
  • Oct. 11 (Sat): 1 p.m. at New Haven
  • Oct. 18 (Sat): 1 p.m. vs. Lycoming
  • Oct. 25 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Moravian
  • Nov. 1 (Sat): 1 p.m. vs. Susquehanna
  • Nov. 8 (Sat): Noon vs. Catholic
  • Nov. 15 (Sat): Noon at Wilkes 

What Was The WestConn Football Record In 2024?

9-2 (8-1 MASCAC)

  • Merchant Marine 44, Western Connecticut 27
  • Western Connecticut 45, Mass. Maritime 6
  • Western Connecticut 31, Westfield State 13
  • Western Connecticut 72, Fitchburg State 0
  • Western Connecticut 48, Plymouth State 21
  • Western Connecticut 49, Bridgewater State 7
  • Western Connecticut 61, Worcester State 7
  • UMass Dartmouth 41, Western Connecticut 30
  • Western Connecticut 76, Framingham State 18
  • Western Connecticut 57, Vermont State Castleton 18
  • Western Connecticut 45, Alfred 14

How To Watch Western Connecticut State Football Games In 2025

Every Landmark Conference and home WestConn football game will stream live on FloCollege and the FloSports app. 

Game replays, highlights and breaking news will also be available on both platforms.

When Do The 2025 NCAA Division III College Football Playoffs Start?

The first round of the 2025 NCAA Division III Playoffs will be Nov. 22.

The 2025 Division III Football Championship title game will be played Jan. 10, 2026, at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

College Football Rankings 2024 – Final AFCA Division III Coaches Poll

End Of 2024 Season

  1. North Central (Ill.) (43) 15-0
  2. Mount Union (Ohio) 14-1
  3. Johns Hopkins (Md.) 12-2
  4. Susquehanna (Pa.) 12-2
  5. Salisbury (Md.) 12-1
  6. Springfield (Mass.) 12-1
  7. St. John’s (Minn.) 11-1
  8. Cortland (N.Y.) 11-1
  9. DePauw (Ind.) 11-1
  10. Bethel (Minn.) 11-3
  11. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Tex.) 8-4
  12. Wartburg (Iowa) 10-2
  13. Hope (Mich.) 11-1
  14. Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) 10-2
  15. Hardin-Simmons (Tex.) 10-1
  16. Linfield (Ore.) 10-2
  17. Wisconsin-Platteville 9-2
  18. Randolph-Macon (Va.) 10-2
  19. Endicott (Mass.) 10-2
  20. Grove City (Pa.) 9-2
  21. Wisconsin-La Crosse 8-4
  22. Aurora (Ill.) 9-2
  23. Whitworth (Wash.) 10-2
  24. Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 9-2
  25. Coe (Iowa) 9-2

Others Receiving Votes: Hobart (N.Y.), 80; Lake Forest (Ill.), 49; John Carroll (Ohio), 42; Trinity (Tex.), 37; Wheaton (Ill.), 26; Wisconsin-River Falls, 24; King’s (Pa.), 15; Centre (Ky.), 11; Maryville (Tenn.), 10; Massachusetts-Dartmouth, 5; Texas Lutheran, 5; Ursinus (Pa.), 3; Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 2; Alma (Mich.), 1.

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