West Chester Entertains No. 4 Kutztown Saturday at Farrell Stadium

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WEST CHESTER, PA - West Chester returns home to Tomlinson-Fillippo Field at Farrell Stadium for just the third time this fall as the Golden Rams welcome fourth-ranked Kutztown University.

Gates open two hours before kickoff (10:30 p.m.). Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens. WCU students with a valid ID will be admitted free. Online purchasing is strongly encouraged to avoid long lines at the ticket windows and will call windows. All tickets are general admission. Purchase your tickets online by clicking HERE. All parking in and around Farrell Stadium are pay lots.
 
Please note: West Chester University Football Games are cashless. Tap-to-pay options are available, including debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
 
Spectators will have to pay $10 CARD ONLY per car to park. Lots open at 8 a.m. Parking will be at a premium. Please plan to carpool, or ride-share. Tailgating is only allowed in Lower Q Lot. The school's tailgating policy can be found HERE.

Frequently asked Questions concerning West Chester University home football Game Day procedures and protocols can be found at the "Game Day Information" link above as well.

Also note: https://wcupatix.com is the ONLY online site authorized to sell West Chester University football tickets. Do not purchase your tickets from any other outside vendor or organization.

No printed game programs will be sold at West Chester University football games this season. The digital program can be accessed via the Digital Game Program link above. Saturday's football game will also be streamed live by Sports Fan Base Network (SFBN) and can be seen on the PSAC Network at the link above. Jake Starr will be on the call with WCU graduate Lamont Harrell on color commentary.

The two teams enter Saturday's conference tilt headed in completely different directions. Kutztown is undefeated on the year and well on its way to a third straight appearance in the "State Game". The Golden Bears are ranked fourth nationally in the most recent American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) coaches poll. Meanwhile, The Golden Rams continue to fight the injury bug to, hopefully, get healthy for a late-season surge. All three of the team's captains missed last week's game at Lock Haven. Starting quarterback, and last year's player of the year in the division, is among those trying to nurse their way back into the lineup. Injuries have certainly taken their toll on the Golden Rams in 2025.
 
The positive side to injuries is that West Chester has gotten a chance to look at some of its younger talent, and there have been some outstanding performances from the likes of quarterback Colin O'Sullivan and wide receiver Dylan McKenzie. A trio of tight ends have also made their way into the rotation and have seen playing time in the past month.
 
West Chester's defense is still among the top units in the conference – especially against the pass. The Golden Rams lead the PSAC in interceptions and safeties Jamir Reyes and Jimmy Wright are a spectacular tandem in the secondary. That defense will be tested today against one of the highest scoring offenses in Division II.

West Chester will host Bloomsburg next Saturday (Nov. 1). It will mark the first time all season that the Golden Rams will play at home in consecutive weekends.