No. 23 Vermont closes its 2026 regular-season home schedule Friday against Binghamton, with kickoff at 4 p.m. at Virtue Field. The game also honors eight Catamount seniors and recognizes military service. Vermont looks to rebound from a 1-0 loss at UAlbany and extend its long unbeaten home run.

By the Numbers
  • Vermont is 9-2-3 overall; Binghamton is 2-7-5.
  • The Catamounts are unbeaten in 27 straight regular-season home games, a streak dating to Oct. 27, 2023.
  • Vermont has gone 11 games without a loss to Binghamton (10-0-1) since 2015.
  • Goalkeeper Niklas Herceg has 8 shutouts and a 0.71 goals-against average.
Yes, But

Vermont’s strong season includes a recent setback: its five-game unbeaten run ended with the narrow loss at UAlbany. Binghamton has struggled overall but has goalkeeper Natan Jemaneh Admassu, who leads America East with 52 saves.

State of Play
  • Vermont leads America East in several categories, including shutout percentage, goal differential and assists per game.
  • David Ismail and Philipp Schmidtke have 5 goals apiece; Luis Fischer leads Vermont with 7 assists.
  • Binghamton is 1-3-2 over its last 6 games and most recently lost 1-0 at Bryant.
What’s Next

Vermont will try to protect its home unbeaten streak and build momentum for the postseason. The game airs on AmericaEast.TV.

Bottom Line

Vermont enters as the stronger side, but Friday brings more than a regular-season matchup: it is the Catamounts’ final home date and a chance to honor eight seniors while keeping their remarkable home run intact.