Campbell women's soccer has announced an ambitious 2026 schedule featuring 18 matches aimed at enhancing competitiveness within the CAA. Head coach Jeff Gross emphasized the importance of non-conference challenges to prepare the team for league play. The season kicks off with exhibition games on August 5, leading into a competitive opener against Longwood on August 13. The Camels will play five of six matches at home in September, including notable non-conference opponents like NC State. The goal is to finish in the top three of the South Division to qualify for the CAA Championship.

By the Numbers
  • 18 total matches in the 2026 season.
  • 5 out of 6 home matches in September.
State of Play
  • The Camels are in the South Division of the CAA, facing teams like Charleston and UNCW.
  • Regular-season play includes nine conference matches with all counting toward standings.
What's Next

As the season approaches, the Camels will focus on building team cohesion during the non-conference matches to set the tone for impactful conference play in late September. Strong performances in early games will be crucial for momentum heading into the CAA Championship qualifying series.

Bottom Line

The 2026 schedule is strategically designed to position Campbell for success, aiming for consistent growth and positioning for a strong run in the CAA Championship. Team readiness and the ability to capitalize on early challenges will be critical for achieving their goals this season.