Air Force baseball has released its 2026 regular season schedule, which includes 53 games. The lineup features 24 Mountain West Conference matchups and 29 non-conference games.
The Falcons will start their season at the MLB Classic Desert Invitational in Phoenix, Arizona, from February 13 to 16. There, they will play against Penn State for only the second time in program history, as well as Iowa, Kansas State, and Nebraska.
Following this tournament, Air Force will travel to Columbia, South Carolina for a service-academy showcase against Navy and Army on February 20 and 21. While in the region, they are scheduled to face South Carolina for the first time ever on February 22 before playing College of Charleston on February 23.
The early part of the season continues with road games in Dallas, Texas. The Falcons will play Oral Roberts at a neutral site on February 27 and then have a two-game series at Dallas Baptist from February 28 to March 1. A single game at UT Arlington is set for March 2 before heading to Waco for a weekend series at Baylor.
Air Force’s first home games at Erdle Field begin with a Mountain West series against UNLV from March 13 to 15. They will also host St. Thomas on March 16. Afterward, the team travels for a league series at Nevada (March 20–22), plays Oral Roberts again in Enid, Oklahoma (March 25), and faces Tarleton State (March 27–29) for their first-ever meeting. The month concludes with an in-state game against Northern Colorado on March 31.
April starts with a conference series at San Diego State (April 2–4). The Falcons then return home for their longest homestand of six straight games beginning April 8 against Northern Colorado. Fresno State visits from April 10 to12 followed by Utah Valley on April13 and14. Another trip to Phoenix is scheduled for a league series versus Grand Canyon (April17–19), after which Air Force returns briefly to Austin to play Texas midweek. The team then hosts San Jose State (April24–26) before traveling again to Greeley for another matchup with Northern Colorado on April28.
In May, Air Force opens with an away conference series at New Mexico (May1–3). Their final home stand is against Washington State from May8–10 before ending the regular season with non-conference games at Oregon State (May14–16).
The Mountain West Championship Tournament is set for Mesa, Arizona from May21–24.
All home games played at Erdle Field will be open to fans free of charge.
