IMMACULATA, Pa. – Immaculata men's basketball head coach Kyle Stramara has announced the 2026-27 schedule, featuring 11 home games at Alumnae Hall.

"We've put together a competitive schedule that will test us in different ways and prepare us for the demands of conference play," Stramara said. "This offseason, we addressed some roster needs and love the experience our returners will bring. There's a lot of excitement around this group, and we're looking forward to getting the season started."

Stramara enters his second season at the helm in 2026-27. The Mighty Macs were 5-20 (4-10 AEC) in 2025-26, but they aim to rebound this year.

Immaculata starts off at Penn State Harrisburg for the latter's Tip-Off Classic on Saturday, Nov. 7. The two-day tournament will also have Immaculata facing St. Joseph's-Brooklyn the following day. The Mighty Macs' home opener is Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m., when Penn State Brandywine visits. A stretch of MAC Commonwealth and MAC Freedom teams make up the remainder of November just before Thanksgiving.

December opens with a trip to McDaniel. The Mighty Macs are on the road for the entirety of the month except for Dec. 15, when they host Washington College. Immaculata will be tested three days later at Division I's Bucknell, which will count as a scrimmage for Immaculata. The Mighty Macs close 2026 with the Juniata Doc Greene Holiday Tournament on Dec. 29-30. Immaculata faces the host at 7 p.m. on the first night.

Immaculata rings in 2027 on Jan. 5 with a home date versus Albright. Conference play gets underway on the 16^th, as Gwynedd Mercy comes to town. With 10 conference games on the docket, the Mighty Macs play five conference games in January and five in February. The rotation is the exact same in both months, in order: Gwynedd Mercy, Marymount, Saint Elizabeth, Pratt, and Centenary (N.J.).

The regular season concludes with Centenary (N.J.) on Feb. 20.

With long-time AEC rivals Neumann and Marywood officially joining the MAC Commonwealth and MAC Freedom, respectively, prior to the 2026-27 school year, the AEC stands at six institutions. This is significant because Neumann has won the last two conference championships. Therefore, a new champion will be crowned this February.

Atlantic East Conference playoffs last from Feb. 22-27.

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