Webber International University football will host Ave Maria University on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Warrior Turf Field in Babson Park, Fla. The men’s football game will recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month and serve as Webber International University’s Homecoming game and Alumni Weekend event.
The matchup is part of Webber International University’s Centennial Celebration and 100th anniversary celebration. Fans, students, alumni and supporters are encouraged to wear pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in support of those affected by breast cancer.
Homecoming and Alumni Weekend
The game will bring the Webber community together for Homecoming while former student-athletes, graduates and friends of the university return to campus for Alumni Weekend. The event also will connect the football program’s game against the Ave Maria University Gyrenes with Webber International University’s celebration of its history and traditions.
Webber will recognize the Generations of Greatness honorees at halftime. The honorees recognize teams, moments and individuals who helped shape the history of Warrior Athletics.
The halftime recognition follows the Generations of Greatness Alumni Social hosted Friday evening, where Webber alumni voted to honor memorable accomplishments and defining eras in the athletics department’s history. The honorees will be recognized during Saturday’s game.
Game Information
Matchup: Webber International University football vs. Ave Maria University
Date: Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026
Location: Warrior Turf Field, Babson Park, Fla.
Tickets, live coverage and additional information are available at webberathletics.com. The matchup is listed as Webber International versus Ave Maria.
FSB Take
Webber International University has made its Oct. 10 football game a centerpiece of its Centennial Celebration. The Breast Cancer Awareness observance, Homecoming and Alumni Weekend activities, along with the Generations of Greatness halftime recognition, give the event significance beyond the matchup with Ave Maria University.
Source: Original report