SEATTLE — With the start of the 2026 volleyball season just weeks away, the University of Washington Huskies are gaining attention. Thanks to broadcasting announcements from the Big Ten Network and FS1, the team will have seven of its matches shown live on television. Six of those appearances will be on the Big Ten Network. One match will air on FS1. This coverage gives fans numerous chances to watch the Huskies in action throughout the season. The first televised game is set for September 27. On that day, the team will travel to Michigan for an afternoon contest. Supporters will get to see how the team performs early in the year.
TV Dates and Times
The Huskies have a packed schedule of televised matches coming up in the fall. Two weeks later, on October 23, the team will face Wisconsin for a 6:00pm PT match. On October 25, they’ll be in Minnesota for a midday showdown at 11:00am PT. Then on November 1, the Huskies will host Maryland for a 12:00pm PT game. This big game will air on FS1, but the start time for the event is still to be determined, leaving fans excited but waiting for more details.
Opening Matches and Exhibition
Before these high-profile televised games, the Huskies will kick off their season with an exhibition match. The match will be against Oregon State on August 15. This game is part of their training. It allows them to test their readiness for the competitive season ahead. The official 2026 campaign will open on August 28. On that day, the Huskies will host a home match against UC Irvine. The game is set to begin at 7 p.m. For those who cannot catch the live TV broadcasts, home matches not shown on television will be available. Big Ten Plus will offer access to the action. All fans will have access no matter where they are.
Season tickets, flex plans, and single-game tickets for non-conference matches are now on sale. They are available at Alaska Airlines Arena. This offers fans a range of options. They can follow the Huskies up close. To keep updated on the latest news, scores, and game highlights, the Go Huskies app is a useful tool. The team is currently in training. They are working hard to refine their skills. They are preparing for both the exhibition game and the regular season opener. This marks the start of what promises to be an action-packed and exciting 2026 volleyball season.