Wake Forest Announces Home-And-Home Series with Maryland in 2030-31
8/24/2022 11:55:00 AM | Football
The Demon Deacons will host the Terrapins in 2030 before a return trip to College Park during the 2031 season.
WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. -- The Wake Forest football program announced Wednesday that it has added a home-and-home series against historical opponent and current Big Ten conference member Maryland for the 2030 and 2031 football seasons.
The Demon Deacons will face the Terrapins in Winston-Salem on Sept. 7, 2030, and the Deacs will travel to College Park, Md. for a contest on Sept. 6, 2031.
"Bringing major intraconference matchups to Truist Field and Winston-Salem is part of our commitment to having the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina", said Wake Forest athletics director John Currie. "And with our strong alumni base in the District, Maryland and Virginia region, our Wake Washington program and many current and future Deacon students from the area, playing in College Park is a great opportunity for our entire University community."
"This series will help us continue to raise the profile of Wake Forest football as we will play in the nation's capital and playing high-profile Power-5 opponents helps our strength of schedule," head coach Dave Clawson said. "The DMV and surrounding area has a great history of producing high-level football players and it will be exciting to play in an area where we consistently recruit future Demon Deacons."
The matchup in 2030 will mark the first time since 2013 that the two programs will meet and mark the 63rd time overall that Wake Forest and Maryland will face each other. The series dates back to 1917 when the Deacs traveled to Maryland. The two programs played each other every year between 1971 to 2013.
\Best Fan Experience in North Carolina
Stay tuned to GoDeacs.com for new and returning fan initiatives at Truist Field this fall. Announced Friday was the new DEACTOWN Ambassador Program, which calls upon Demon Deacon supporters to welcome new fans to DEACTOWN.
More on fan initiatives coming.
2022 Single-Game Tickets Available
Single-game tickets can now be purchased for all seven home games at Truist Field this fall.
The Ticket Purchase Assurance Program (TPA) is back in 2022 with added flexibility as another element of Wake Forest Athletics commitment to providing the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina.
Feedback
As fans have questions, feedback or ideas, Wake Forest Athletics encourages you to email wfsports@wfu.edu with those thoughts.
The Demon Deacons will face the Terrapins in Winston-Salem on Sept. 7, 2030, and the Deacs will travel to College Park, Md. for a contest on Sept. 6, 2031.
"Bringing major intraconference matchups to Truist Field and Winston-Salem is part of our commitment to having the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina", said Wake Forest athletics director John Currie. "And with our strong alumni base in the District, Maryland and Virginia region, our Wake Washington program and many current and future Deacon students from the area, playing in College Park is a great opportunity for our entire University community."
"This series will help us continue to raise the profile of Wake Forest football as we will play in the nation's capital and playing high-profile Power-5 opponents helps our strength of schedule," head coach Dave Clawson said. "The DMV and surrounding area has a great history of producing high-level football players and it will be exciting to play in an area where we consistently recruit future Demon Deacons."
The matchup in 2030 will mark the first time since 2013 that the two programs will meet and mark the 63rd time overall that Wake Forest and Maryland will face each other. The series dates back to 1917 when the Deacs traveled to Maryland. The two programs played each other every year between 1971 to 2013.
\Best Fan Experience in North Carolina
Stay tuned to GoDeacs.com for new and returning fan initiatives at Truist Field this fall. Announced Friday was the new DEACTOWN Ambassador Program, which calls upon Demon Deacon supporters to welcome new fans to DEACTOWN.
More on fan initiatives coming.
2022 Single-Game Tickets Available
Single-game tickets can now be purchased for all seven home games at Truist Field this fall.
- Opening Night at Truist Field, presented by Pepsi vs.VMI on Thursday, Sept. 1: Starting at $15
- Wake Forest vs. Liberty on Saturday, Sept. 17: Starting at $15
- Homecoming
- Wake Forest vs. Clemson on Saturday, Sept. 24: Starting at $75
- Wear Black Saturday
- Wake Forest vs. Army on Saturday, Oct. 8: Starting at $30
- Family Weekend
- Wake Forest vs. Boston College on Saturday, Oct. 22: Starting at $25
- Hall of Fame Weekend
- Wake Forest vs. North Carolina on Saturday, Nov. 19: Starting at $75
- Unrivaled Weekend
- Wear Black Saturday
- Wake Forest vs. Syracuse on Saturday, Nov. 19: Starting at $25
- Senior Day
The Ticket Purchase Assurance Program (TPA) is back in 2022 with added flexibility as another element of Wake Forest Athletics commitment to providing the Best Fan Experience in North Carolina.
Feedback
As fans have questions, feedback or ideas, Wake Forest Athletics encourages you to email wfsports@wfu.edu with those thoughts.
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