LOUDONVILLE, NY – First-year Siena Swimming & Diving Head Coach Morgan Soulia has announced the program's 2026-27 schedule, featuring 10 regular season meets, the ECAC Winter Championships, and the Metro Championships. 
 
Siena opens its season for the fourth consecutive year against Metro rival Iona on Oct. 3, with the meet taking place at NJIT in Newark, NJ. The Gaels hold a narrow 5-4 edge in the all-time series entering the latest chapter of the rivalry.
 
The Saints continue a road-heavy opening stretch with a tri-meet at Rhode Island on Oct. 10, where they will face both the Rams and Stonehill for the second straight season after hosting the two schools a year ago. Siena has never lost to Stonehill, posting a perfect 6-0 record in the series.
 
A week later, on Oct. 17, Siena heads to Rochester, NY, for another tri-meet against Canisius and Rochester. The Saints have enjoyed sustained success against both opponents, holding commanding all-time records of 17-2 against Canisius and 4-1 versus Rochester.
 
The final meet of October sends Siena to New Hampshire on Oct. 31 for competition against the Wildcats and Merrimack. The matchup marks the 12th all-time meeting with New Hampshire, while the Saints enter with an undefeated 6-0 record against Merrimack.
 
November begins with another Metro test as Siena travels to Sacred Heart on Nov. 6 for a meet that also includes Rider. The Saints own a 16-3-1 all-time record against Sacred Heart before returning home one week later for their home opener.
 
Siena welcomes Stony Brook to the Siena Swim Center on Nov. 14 in the eighth all-time meeting between the programs. The teams have met every season since 2021-22, and both Saints victories in the series have come in Loudonville, including a home triumph two seasons ago. 
 
The Saints close out the fall semester at the ECAC Winter Championships, held Dec. 4-6 at the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow, NY. Siena has recorded three consecutive top-three finishes at the championship meet, highlighted by the program's second ECAC title in 2024.
 
Following its annual training trip to Florida from Jan. 3-9, Siena returns home for a pair of January meets. The Saints host Lafayette on Jan. 14 in the first-ever meeting between the programs. The meet also marks Siena's first midweek regular season competition since traveling to Holy Cross on Oct. 18, 2017, and the program's first home midweek meet since hosting Holy Cross on Oct. 19, 2016.
 
Two days later, Siena welcomes Vermont on Jan. 16 for the 24th all-time meeting between the schools before concluding the regular season at home on Jan. 30 against Stonehill and Metro foe Saint Peter's. The Saints carry a perfect 10-0 all-time record against Saint Peter's into the matchup.
 
The season concludes at the Metro Championships, scheduled for Feb. 17-20 at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, OH. Siena will look to improve upon its ninth-place finish from the 2025-26 championship meet as it closes out the 2026-27 campaign.