SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – California State University San Bernardino women's basketball announced its 2026-27 schedule on Friday afternoon. The 26-game schedule includes four non-conference games, 22 CCAA games, and 10 home games at Coussoulis Arena.
CSUSB opens the season against Biola on November 13 as part of a CCAA/PacWest Conference Crossover hosted by Concordia University Irvine. The Yotes will face CUI the following day before traveling to Colorado to take on Colorado Christian on November 20 and Regis University on November 21.Â
The addition of Fresno Pacific and Menlo to the CCAA brings the conference to 14 women's basketball members, moving the scheduling format away from the traditional double round robin. The Coyotes will play nine schools twice in a home and home series, and four schools (Cal State East Bay, Cal State Los Angeles, Chico State, and Cal State Dominguez Hills) once.
Conference play begins on December 3 when CSUSB hosts Stanislaus State for its home opener at Coussoulis Arena. Two days later on December 5, CSUSB travels to Cal Poly Pomona to take on the reigning CCAA Regular Season Champion Broncos
The CCAA's two newest members will both visit Coussoulis Arena in the 2026-27 season. Fresno Pacific will make the trip south on December 31, while Menlo comes to town on February 6.
Cal State San Bernardino plays its lone game against defending CCAA Tournament Champion Cal State Los Angeles on the road on February 4.
CSUSB wraps up its home schedule with Senior Day against Cal State Dominguez Hills on February 20. A week later, Yotes will close the regular season on the road against Menlo on February 27.Â
Postseason basketball returns to San Bernardino in 2027 as Coussoulis Arena hosts the CCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament from March 3 through 6. It will mark the fourth time CSUSB has hosted the conference tournament and the first since 2024.
The NCAA West Regional begins March 12, with the West Region champion advancing to the Elite Eight beginning March 22 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.Â
