Full Road Schedule
Road Trip Highlights
Boston — Cabot Center
Boston offers rich history, walkable neighborhoods, and some of America's most storied venues. The Harvard Crimson visit Cabot Center on Tue, Nov 10 to face the Northeastern Huskies.
Washington — Charles E. Smith Center
Washington offers monuments, museums, and a thriving downtown sports district. The Harvard Crimson visit Charles E. Smith Center on Fri, Nov 13 to face the George Washington Revolutionaries.
Washington — Bender Arena
The Harvard Crimson visit Bender Arena on Sun, Nov 15 to face the American University Eagles.
Durham — Lundholm Gymnasium
Durham offers the Research Triangle, great dining, and a growing college football culture. The Harvard Crimson visit Lundholm Gymnasium on Wed, Dec 2 to face the New Hampshire Wildcats.
Durham — Cameron Indoor Stadium
The Harvard Crimson visit Cameron Indoor Stadium on Fri, Dec 4 to face the Duke Blue Devils.
Worcester — Hart Center Arena
The Harvard Crimson visit Hart Center Arena on Fri, Nov 20 to face the Holy Cross Crusaders.
Moraga — University Credit Union Pavilion
The Harvard Crimson visit University Credit Union Pavilion on Tue, Dec 22 to face the Saint Mary's Gaels.
Smithfield — Chace Athletic Center
The Harvard Crimson visit Chace Athletic Center on Tue, Dec 29 to face the Bryant Bulldogs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many away games do the Harvard Crimson play in 2026?
The Harvard Crimson play 8 away games in the 2026 season, visiting 6 different cities.
What is the Harvard Crimson's longest road trip in 2026?
The longest road trip is 4 games over 11 days, visiting Boston, Washington, Worcester.
Which cities do the Harvard Crimson visit most in 2026?
The most-visited cities are Washington (2 games), Durham (2 games), Boston (1 game).
What is the first away game of the 2026 season for the Harvard Crimson?
The first away game is on Tue, Nov 10 at Cabot Center in Boston against the Northeastern Huskies.
Other Ivy away schedules
More Ivy teams whose road schedules are worth a look, if you're building a season around more than one side.