The Bruins are chasing a fourth consecutive region championship and national tournament appearance this season, and now they know the road they'll have to take to get there. They have released the 2026-27 schedule.

"We've set our schedule up to both be our best and also give ourselves the best opportunities at the end of the year," Head Coach Tony Miller said.

After a scrimmage on October 22, the Bruins host Carolina Christian College on November 11 to officially begin their season in the first of 14 home games at the Davis Field House this season. Per usual, the games in the first semester are sprinkled with a flurry of exhibitions against some top local talent such as Furman University, USC Upstate, North Greenville University, and Winthrop University.

This schedule presents great opportunities for the Bruins to face off against non-region NCCAA opponents. On November 13 and 14, the Bruins will face off against Welch College and Boyce College on the road. Nearly a month later, those two opponents will come to the Davis Field House to for back-to-back game days on December 11 and 12.

The second semester games are jam-packed with region opponents playing most of them at home and on the road. The Bruins open January with a trip to Jacksonville, Florida to take on Trinity College of Jacksonville on January 11. This will help get a taste for what the region tournament will be like this year as it is hosted by TCJ at the end of February.

There is a span of three games in six days that Bruin Nation will not want to miss. It begins January 16 when Pensacola Christian College comes to Greenville for a rivalry showdown. Following on January 19, newly re-named University of Toccoa Falls (formerly Toccoa Falls College) take their turn in the Davis Field House. And finally on January 21, Baptist University of Florida take their visit in what many believe to be a region championship preview. All three of those games are scheduled for 7:00 p.m.

The Bruins are looking for another historic season to build on their program's history. Last year, they fell short in the national semifinal, but they believe this could be the triumphal year. It all begins on November 2 at 7:00 p.m. as the Bruins host Carolina Christian College.

The full schedule can be seen here.