BABSON PARK, Mass.—Coming off the program's third straight New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) title last fall, Babson College head men's soccer coach Jon Anderson released his 2023 schedule on Wednesday morning. 

In addition to its eight-game conference slate, the Beavers will face three teams that participated in the 2022 NCAA Tournament as part of its 19-game schedule. Babson went 15-3-3 and fell on penalty kicks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last year.

The Green and White opens the season with three consecutive home games beginning on September 1 against Saint Joseph's (Maine), which will be followed by visits from Texas-Dallas on September 3 and a fixture against Suffolk under the lights on MacDowell Field on September 5. The Beavers kick off a two-game trip to New Jersey at Montclair State on September 8 and will face Stevens, which reached the national semifinals last season, on November 10 in Hoboken before playing their third straight road contest at Western New England on September 13. 

Babson opens NEWMAC play with a home date against WPI on September 16 and will step out of conference to host Eastern Connecticut State on September 17 and Connecticut College on September 23. The Beavers conclude the opening month of the year with road tests at Amherst on September 27 and Emerson on September 30 before returning to Hartwell-Rogers Field to take on Tufts on October 3. 

The Green and White travels to Newport, R.I., to take on the league's newest member, Salve Regina, on October 7, which is followed by its final non-conference fixture of the season at home against longtime rival Brandeis on October 10. Babson's final five games of the campaign come against NEWMAC foes beginning with a tilt against Wheaton at Hartwell-Rogers Field on October 14. 

The Beavers travel to Springfield on October 18 and host MIT on October 21 before concluding the regular season with trips to Worcester to face Clark on October 25 and New London, Conn., to meet Coast Guard on October 28. 

The six-team NEWMAC Tournament kicks off with a pair of semifinal matches on October 31 with the winners advancing to face the top two seeds in the semifinals on November 2. The semifinal winners will meet in the conference final at the highest remaining seed on November 4.