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Susquehanna Football Schedule 2025: Dates, Times And More

Susquehanna Football Schedule 2025: Dates, Times And More

Susquehanna Football is looking for a third consecutive Landmark Conference title and a shot at redemption in the D3 Playoffs. Here’s the team's schedule.

Aug 6, 2025 by Matt Cannizzaro
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Since the inception of the Landmark Conference, the Susquehanna River Hawks have been the team to beat, winning 12 consecutive conference games over two seasons and back-to-back Landmark titles.

In 2024, the River Hawks did something they hadn’t done since 1991, which is advance to the national semifinals.

Though their season ended there against eventual NCAA Division III national champion North Central in a lopsided 66-0 contest, that just means there’s room for improvement for Susquehanna in 2025.

The River Hawks’ quest for a third straight Landmark title and fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA Division III Football Championship will begin at home at Amos Alonzo Stagg Field at Doug Arthur Stadium in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, on Sept. 6.

Susquehanna will welcome Union College to town to kick off the new campaign, which will begin with three home games, and four nonconference contests overall, before finishing the season with six Landmark games. 

The River Hawks will play six of their 10 regular-season games at home.

In 2024, Susquehanna was 12-2 overall and 6-0 in conference play and ended the year ranked in the top 5 of multiple major polls.

The year prior, the debut season for the Landmark Conference, the River Hawks were 10-1 overall and 6-0 in Landmark games. Their 2023 season ended in the first round of the Division III Playoffs.

The team once again will be led by Tom Perkovich, who is entering his 11th season at the helm.

Susquehanna Football Schedule 2025

All Times Eastern

  • Sept. 6 (Sat): Noon vs. Union College
  • Sept. 13 (Sat): Noon vs. Bridgewater College
  • Sept. 20 (Sat): 1 p.m. vs. Johns Hopkins University
  • Sept. 27 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Christopher Newport University
  • Oct. 11 (Sat): Noon vs. Lycoming College
  • Oct. 18 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Juniata College
  • Oct. 25 (Sat): 1 p.m. vs. Catholic University
  • Nov. 1 (Sat): 1 p.m. at Western Connecticut State
  • Nov. 8 (Sat): Noon vs. Wilkes University
  • Nov. 15 (Sat): 12:30 p.m. at Moravian University

What Was The Susquehanna Football Record In 2024?

12-2 (6-0 Landmark)

  • Susquehanna 41, Bridgewater 7
  • Susquehanna 27, SUNY Brockport 21
  • SUNY Cortland 40, Susquehanna 38
  • Susquehanna 34, Western New England 21
  • Susquehanna 48, Catholic 14
  • Susquehanna 79, Keystone 6
  • Susquehanna 66, Juniata 21
  • Susquehanna 48, Wilkes 21
  • Susquehanna 49, Moravian 34
  • Susquehanna 55, Lycoming 7
  • Susquehanna 42, Hobart 35
  • Susquehanna 41, Saint John's 38
  • Susquehanna 24, Bethel 21
  • North Central 66, Susquehanna 0

How To Watch Susquehanna Football Games In 2025

Every Landmark Conference and home Susquehanna 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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