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Norwich University Football

Tradition, Strength, and Excellence

For over 100 years, Norwich University football has been a cornerstone of athletic excellence, building champions on the field and leaders off it.

With a history that includes multiple conference championships, All-American athletes, and countless unforgettable moments, the program continues to uphold a legacy of pride and success. Playing on Sabine Field, a state-of-the-art turf facility, the team offers student-athletes the ultimate environment to reach their full potential.

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A Legacy That Inspires

Norwich football is steeped in tradition. With over a century of competition, the program has produced outstanding athletes and moments that have defined excellence. From thrilling championship runs to the achievements of All-American players, Norwich football exemplifies what it means to compete at the highest level.

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Strength, Strategy, and Teamwork

At Norwich, football is about more than athletic ability — it is about building well-rounded leaders. Players develop mental toughness, strategic thinking, and teamwork through rigorous practices and competitive games. These skills prepare athletes to excel on the field and in every aspect of their lives.

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A Brotherhood Like No Other

The Norwich football team is more than a roster — it is a brotherhood. The bonds forged on and off the field create a lifelong network of support and camaraderie. Together, players push past limits, celebrate victories, and overcome challenges as a unified team.

Where Greatness Happens

Sabine Field, a cutting-edge turf facility at Norwich, is more than just a football field. It is a symbol of the program’s commitment to excellence. Equipped with professional-grade amenities and surrounded by an electric game-day atmosphere, Sabine Field provides an unparalleled stage for competition. This is where legends are made.

Holistic Development for Future Success

Norwich football emphasizes the growth of the whole athlete. From balancing academics with athletics to learning leadership and time-management skills, players leave Norwich prepared for success beyond the gridiron. The program instills discipline, resilience, and a commitment to excellence that lasts a lifetime.

A Network of Loyal Alumni

The impact of Norwich football extends far beyond graduation. The program is supported by a tight-knit group of alumni who are deeply invested in the team’s success. These former players remain connected through mentorship, networking opportunities, and a shared pride in the program’s achievements. This robust alumni network offers invaluable support and serves as a testament to the lifelong bonds formed through Cadet football.

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Be Part of the Legacy

Choosing Norwich Athletics means joining a program with over 100 years of rich history, a commitment to developing champions, and a state-of-the-art facility in Sabine Field. Are you ready to become part of this storied legacy and take your game to the next level?

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The Right Decision

Jehric Hackney '24, M'25 and Henri Bourque M'25 explore their Norwich experience as digital student-athletes in the College of Continuing and Graduate Studies (CGCS).

Director of Strength and Conditioning Scott Caulfield standing on Sabine Field

Year of the Strength Coach

Award-winning Director of Strength and Conditioning Scott Caulfield named the 2025 College Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Year by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).