Full Road Schedule
Road Trip Highlights
Huntsville — Event Center
The Cleveland State Vikings play 2 games at Event Center (Fri, Nov 13 – Sun, Nov 15), making it an ideal multi-game destination.
Columbia — Mizzou Arena
Columbia offers Southern heat, the 2001 intro, and passionate Gamecock fans. The Cleveland State Vikings visit Mizzou Arena on Tue, Nov 3 to face the Missouri Tigers.
Cincinnati — Cintas Center
Cincinnati offers riverfront venues, great local breweries, and an underrated food scene. The Cleveland State Vikings visit Cintas Center on Tue, Nov 17 to face the Xavier Musketeers.
Corvallis — Gill Coliseum
Corvallis offers small-town Oregon charm in the heart of the Willamette Valley. The Cleveland State Vikings visit Gill Coliseum on Thu, Dec 17 to face the Oregon State Beavers.
Pittsburgh — Petersen Events Center
Pittsburgh offers stunning bridges, pierogies at the park, and devoted sports fans. The Cleveland State Vikings visit Petersen Events Center on Mon, Dec 21 to face the Pittsburgh Panthers.
Bowling Green — Stroh Center
The Cleveland State Vikings visit Stroh Center on Mon, Nov 9 to face the Bowling Green Falcons.
Fort Wayne — Memorial Coliseum (IN)
The Cleveland State Vikings visit Memorial Coliseum (IN) on Sat, Dec 5 to face the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many away games do the Cleveland State Vikings play in 2026?
The Cleveland State Vikings play 8 away games in the 2026 season, visiting 7 different cities.
What is the Cleveland State Vikings's longest road trip in 2026?
The longest road trip is 4 games over 9 days, visiting Bowling Green, Huntsville, Cincinnati.
Which cities do the Cleveland State Vikings visit most in 2026?
The most-visited cities are Huntsville (2 games), Columbia (1 game), Bowling Green (1 game).
What is the first away game of the 2026 season for the Cleveland State Vikings?
The first away game is on Tue, Nov 3 at Mizzou Arena in Columbia against the Missouri Tigers.
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