Barry University's women's soccer team is enhancing its roster with six new transfers for the upcoming 2026 season. Last year, the team finished with a 5-5-9 record, struggling in the competitive Sunshine State Conference. Head coach Jay Harris emphasizes the importance of these new players to improve the team's depth and performance. The six additions will bolster a squad that now includes 19 returning players and five new members who joined in January.

By the Numbers
  • The Bucs had a 5-5-9 overall record last season, with a 1-2-7 conference performance.
  • Six new players joined the team, complementing 19 returning letter winners.
State of Play
  • The soccer team will play all home games off-campus this season due to ongoing field renovations.
  • Their first road game is set against Florida Memorial on August 27.
  • The Bucs' first home game will take place at Pace High School on August 30 against South Carolina-Beaufort.
What's Next

The team will focus on establishing chemistry with the new transfers as they aim for a stronger showing in the upcoming season, particularly in the conference play. The upcoming road games will be pivotal in setting the tone for the year.

Bottom Line

With strategic transfers and returning talent, Barry's women's soccer team looks to improve their standings this season amid ongoing field challenges. The success of upcoming matches will be crucial for building momentum and team cohesion.