The Seahawks kick off the season on Feb. 14-16 with a home series against Quinnipiac and Georgia at Brooks Field. This is a significant moment as it marks the first time Georgia will be playing at Brooks Field. The competition is intense right from the start, setting the tone for the rest of the season.
Last spring, the Seahawks faced off against Georgia in the winner's bracket game of the Athens Regional. This rematch will be highly anticipated by fans and players alike. The Seahawks will be looking to build on their previous performance and secure a strong start to the 2025 season.
In addition to facing Georgia, the Seahawks also have home-and-home series with NC State and North Carolina, both of which participated in the NCAA College World Series. These series provide a great opportunity for the Seahawks to test their skills against some of the best teams in the country.
Playing against NC State and North Carolina will give the Seahawks a chance to learn from their opponents and improve their own game. It's a chance for them to showcase their talent and compete at the highest level.
Another highlight on the schedule is a three-game series against East Carolina. The third game of this series will be played at Segra Stadium in Fayetteville, N.C. This adds an extra element of excitement as the Seahawks will be playing in a different venue.
Last season, the Seahawks defeated nationally-ranked Wake Forest at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. This victory gives them confidence as they prepare to face East Carolina. The series against East Carolina will be a tough test, but the Seahawks are ready to rise to the occasion.
The Seahawks also have a home-and-home series against regional rival Coastal Carolina. These games are always intense and add to the excitement of the season. Playing against a nearby rival allows the Seahawks to showcase their dominance in the region.
The rivalry between UNCW and Coastal Carolina is fierce, and both teams will be looking to come out on top. These games are not only about winning but also about pride and bragging rights.
The Seahawks will make a trip to the Deep South for games at Louisiana Lafayette (one) and Southern Miss (three-game series). Lafayette was the Sun Belt Conference regular season champion, while USM earned the league's automatic bid by winning the conference tournament.
Playing against teams from different conferences will expose the Seahawks to different styles of play and challenges. It's a chance for them to expand their horizons and grow as a team.
In conference play, the Seahawks host Monmouth, North Carolina A&T, William & Mary, and Stony Brook. These home games will be crucial as they give the Seahawks the opportunity to play in front of their home crowd and secure valuable wins.
On the road, the Seahawks will face Campbell, Hofstra, Towson, Charleston, and Elon. These away series will test their resilience and ability to perform on the road. Each game is a chance for the Seahawks to prove themselves and move up in the conference standings.