The complete schedule has been officially released for the upcoming 2026 Alabama Crimson Tide baseball season.

Following the SEC schedule release back in September, the nonconference games for Alabama baseball in 2026 are now official, as the team released those matchups this past week. As a result, Alabama’s full schedule is now official ahead of what could be a special season for the Crimson Tide.

According to the schedule, Alabama is set to open the 2026 season at home Friday, Feb. 13-15 with a series against Washington State. Other notable dates include the Frisco College Baseball Classic from Feb. 27-March 1, as well as the first SEC series coming on the road March 13-15 at Kentucky.

The Crimson Tide are coming off a season that included a 41-18 overall record (16-14 SEC), as well as a 0-2 result in the Hattiesburg Regional. Alabama is set to return some prominent names off that same team as well, with none bigger than preseason SEC player of the year candidate and top MLB draft prospect, shortstop Justin Lebron.

Following is a look at the Crimson Tide’s full 2026 schedule.

Alabama baseball 2026 scheduleFeb. 13-15: vs. Washington StateFeb. 17: at SamfordFeb. 18: vs. Alabama StateFeb. 20-22: vs. Rhode IslandFeb. 24: at Southern MissFeb. 27: vs. Iowa at Frisco College Baseball ClassicFeb. 28: vs. Oregon State at Frisco College Baseball ClassicMarch 1: vs. Houston at Frisco College Baseball ClassicMarch 3: vs. Jacksonville StateMarch 4: at Alabama StateMarch 6-8: vs. North FloridaMarch 10: vs. TroyMarch 13-15: at KentuckyMarch 17: at South AlabamaMarch 20-22: vs. FloridaMarch 24: vs. Austin Peay in Huntsville, AlabamaMarch 27-29: vs. AuburnMarch 31: at Jacksonville StateApril 2-5: at OklahomaApril 7: vs. SamfordApril 10-12: vs. ArkansasApril 14: vs. UAB in Birmingham, AlabamaApril 17-19: at TexasApril 21: vs. UABApril 24-26: at TennesseeMay 1-3: vs. VanderbiltMay 5: at TroyMay 8-10: at South CarolinaMay 14-16: vs. Ole MissMay 19-24: SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama

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