By PATRICK MEEHAN, Centenary Assistant AD for Communications
Single game tickets for the 2026 Centenary football season go on sale today and are available for purchase online.
Fans can visit the link below beginning at 8 a.m. today to purchase tickets:
Previous Premium Season Pass holders also have an exclusive renewal window before tickets become available to the general public. Renewals for past Premium Season Pass holders are also available at this time.
New this season is the option for anyone to purchase single-game tickets in the premium section at $40 per ticket. These seats are chairbacks and located at midfield.
Any remaining Premium Season Passes will go on sale to the general public beginning Thursday, July 9, at midnight.
The Gents will open their season on Sept. 5 against Westgate Christian University at home with kickoff set for 6 p.m. in the first of five games played at Atkins Field.
The Gents are scheduled to play nine regular-season games – five at home and four on the road. Centenary will play its first two games at home as the Maroon and White will face Millsaps College on Sept. 12 before traveling to Marshall, Texas in Week 3 (Sept. 19) to face East Texas Baptist University for its first road contest.
General admission single game tickets are $15 for all persons age 13 and older.
General admission youth tickets cost $5 for all children 12 and younger.
Premium Season tickets go for $200.
General Admission Season tickets are just $70 (age 13+).
General Admission Season tickets for children are a bargain at $20 (12 and under).
See the complete Gents’ season schedule here: https://gocentenary.com/
For more information or to donate to Centenary athletics and the football program, visit gocentenary.com/
ACADEMICS: Nine Centenary STUNT student-athletes were named to the College STUNT Coaches Association Division III Academic Honor Roll, the organization announced.
Student-athletes must have completed at least 24 credit hours and have maintained an overall GPA of a 3.5 or higher. The nine Ladies are freshman Ja’Kyra Allen, junior Leah Dawson, freshman Allison Gonzales, senior Jo Hoffman, junior Amelia Jones, sophomore Keagan Malone, freshman Riley Navarro, junior Dalila Ramirez and freshman Ella Wilson.
BACK IN THE SCAC: The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference announced that Millsaps College will return to the conference beginning with the 2027-28 academic year after the SCAC Presidents Council approved the college’s formal application for membership.
When Millsaps returns in 2027, the Jackson, Mississippi-based institution will rejoin the conference it first called home in 1989 after competing as an NCAA Division III independent since 1973. At the time, the league was known as the College Athletic Conference, and the Majors became one of its longest-tenured members before departing with six fellow institutions in 2012.
Millsaps currently has 19 varsity programs and approximately 385 student-athletes. Men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis and track and field. Women’s sports include basketball, cross country, flag football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field and volleyball.
“As current Chair of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, I am delighted to welcome Millsaps College into a league defined by academic excellence, spirited competition, and shared values,” said Centenary College President Christopher Holoman. “Millsaps brings a strong tradition and a commitment to the student-athlete experience that will enrich our conference community from day one. We look forward to the championships ahead and to the strengthened bonds this partnership will create across the SCAC.”
“We are thrilled to welcome Millsaps back to its original Division III conference home,” said Commissioner Dwayne Hanberry. “Millsaps has a proud history within the SCAC, and I have no doubt the institution will once again be an outstanding fit. Having previously worked with several of the college’s current administrators and coaches, I know firsthand the values they bring, and I am confident they will once again thrive with the collaborative culture that defines the SCAC.”
The Majors have captured 22 conference championships as members of the CAC/SCAC and 10 titles in the Southern Athletic Association.
When they rejoin, they’ll compete against SCAC members Austin College, Colorado College, University of Dallas, Centenary, Texas Lutheran, St. Thomas, Concordia, University of the Ozarks and LeTourneau.
Contact Patrick at pmeehan@centenary.edu