WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The Palm Beach Atlantic men's soccer team has set its schedule for the 2023 season. The slate features 17 games, with seven being played at home at the Rinker Athletic Campus, and a ten-game Sunshine State Conference schedule.

"I am excited to see the 2023 squad step into another highly competitive season," head coach Lucas Martorana said. "We want to be tested week in and week out not only in the conference matches, but also against in-region and non-conference opponents. It is going to be an amazing season of both growth and achievement. Now it's our job as a staff to ready the guys for what's ahead. We will need everyone giving their best for the team from day one."

The Sailfish open their season on the road for the first six games of the season, beginning on Sept. 2 as PBA faces off against Flagler. The 'Fish will look to build on their 2-1 all-time record against the Saints before moving on to facing Florida Memorial two days later. PBA leaves the state for the return match of a home-and-home series against Lander on Sept. 8 followed by a matchup against Francis Marion on Sept. 10 to wrap up the Palmetto State trip. 

The Sailfish face Palm Beach County rivals Lynn in a non-conference matchup on Sept. 16 before opening SSC play at 2022 SSC Regular Season Champion and Super-Region II Champion Barry on Sept. 20. PBA's home opener is against Rollins on Sept. 23 and they will stay home for two more matches against Florida National and Saint Leo. The Sailfish have a difficult two-game SSC road stretch against Nova Southeastern and Tampa before having a four-game home stand from Oct. 14 - Oct. 25 that will see Florida Southern, Maine Fort Kent, 2022 SSC tournament champions Florida Tech, and Lynn all come to West Palm Beach. The Sailfish close the regular season by traveling to Eckerd and Embry-Riddle on Oct. 28 and Nov. 3.

PBA is coming off an 8-5-2 regular season where they narrowly missed out on the SSC Tournament for the first time since joining the league in 2016. Martorana had his first full offseason with the team that returns the teams leading midfielders Yannick Toth and Harry Gardner who combined for ten goals and four assists last season.