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Merrimack visits Siena on December 4 in a rematch of the previous conference tournament final. Fairfield then comes to Lawler Arena as the Warriors begin a 20-game league slate split evenly between home and road.
Merrimack added five transfers and four freshmen following its regular-season conference title. The newcomers join a returning group that includes Todd Brogna, Dylan Veillette and Tye Dorset as Joe Gallo builds the next roster.
Missy Traversi added Cenk Akarpinar to the women's staff. His background includes advanced scouting for the Dallas Wings and Los Angeles Sparks, with responsibilities in opponent analysis, video preparation and player evaluation.
Merrimack's updated roster announcement introduces 12 newcomers alongside returners Joi Williams and Kristen Kelley. The 14-player team includes six international players as Missy Traversi prepares for her first season leading the Warriors.
The Warriors will host UMass Lowell and travel to UAlbany in the inaugural America East–Metro Challenge. Those November 5 and 8 matchups add two regional nonconference opponents to Merrimack's schedule.
Merrimack visits NJIT on November 5 before hosting Maine on November 8 in the America East–Metro Challenge. The NJIT game brings the Warriors back against the opponent they faced in the previous season's WNIT.