SOU Football Tickets Go on Sale Aug. 6 for Five-Game Home Schedule

Season-ticket and tailgate-pass renewals open Aug. 3 before all ticket options become available to the public three days later.

2026 SOU Home Schedule

Sept. 5: Western Oregon
Sept. 26: Dakota State — Hall of Fame Weekend
Oct. 10: Simpson
Oct. 24: Arizona Christian
Nov. 14: College of Idaho

All games begin at 1 p.m.

ASHLAND, Ore. — Tickets for Southern Oregon University’s 2026 football season will go on sale next week as the Raiders prepare for a five-game home schedule at Raider Stadium.

Current season-ticket holders and tailgate-pass holders can renew beginning at 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. 3. The renewal period closes at 8:55 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6.

All season tickets, single-game tickets, and tailgate passes will be released to the public at 9 a.m. Aug. 6 through the SOU Athletics ticket website.

 
 

Southern Oregon opens its home schedule Sept. 5 against Western Oregon, marking the Wolves’ first visit to Raider Stadium in 16 years.

The Raiders return home Sept. 26 to face Dakota State of South Dakota during Hall of Fame Weekend.

SOU will then host three Frontier Conference West Division opponents: Simpson University of California on Oct. 10, Arizona Christian on Oct. 24, and College of Idaho on Nov. 14.

 
 

All five home games are scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.

Season tickets cost $60 for seniors, $70 for general admission, and $95 for reserved seatbacks. Tailgate season passes are $200.


Cover Image: Raider Stadium will host five Southern Oregon University football games in 2026, beginning Sept. 5 against Western Oregon. Photo courtesy of Southern Oregon University.

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