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Football to play 5 Lone Star Conference home games at SFU Stadium

2/23/2022 1:11:00 PM

RICHARDSON, Texas – The Lone Star Conference has released its schedule for the 2022 season and it will see SFU host five home conference football games in SFU Stadium at Terry Fox Field and play four conference games in Texas, New Mexico and Oregon.

Simon Fraser will play a nine-game conference schedule—five home and four away—beginning with an old rival Central Washington on Saturday, Sept. 17 in SFU Stadium. The five Saturday home games at SFU Stadium will also feature Texas A&M-Kingsville (Oct. 1), Western New Mexico (Oct. 22), Angelo State (Oct. 29), and West Texas A&M (Nov. 12).

SFU will play two roads game in Texas, against 2021 LSC Champion Midwestern State (Sept. 24) in Wichita Falls, and at the University of Texas Permian Basin (Oct. 8) in Odessa. The team will also play in New Mexico against Eastern New Mexico (Oct. 15) in Portales and in Oregon against former GNAC rival Western Oregon (Nov. 5) in Monmouth.

Kick-off times for home games have not been announced.

SFU will play two additional non-conference games on Sept. 3 and Sept. 10.

VIEW SCHEDULE HERE

SFU played just four Great Northwest Athletic Conference games in 2021.

The university opened the new SFU Stadium on Terry Fox Field in September 2021, the first permanent outdoor stadium on the Burnaby campus. Average attendance for those two home games were 1,300.

The Lone Star Conference is one of the strongest of the 17 football conferences in NCAA Division II, featuring teams from Texas and New Mexico. In Nov. 2021, SFU along with Central Washington and Western Oregon, accepted invitations to join the conference as affiliate members in football beginning with the 2022 season, expanding the conference to include Canada's NCAA football team, and the only NCAA Div. 2 football programs in Washington State and Oregon.

The addition of the GNAC's football programs will make the Lone Star a 10-team conference in football.
 

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