The women's soccer team has finalized its recruiting class for the 2026 season, adding 10 freshmen to bolster their roster. After a challenging previous season with a 5-5-9 record, including a 1-2-7 standing in the Sunshine State Conference, the team aims to enhance their competitiveness. Head coach Jay Harris emphasizes the fresh players' potential to improve the team's depth and athleticism for a successful upcoming season. The new recruits will join a strong group of 19 returning letter winners, five January transfers, and six additional players.

By the Numbers
  • The women's soccer team finished the previous season with a 5-5-9 overall record.
  • They will be fielding a roster that includes 10 new freshmen, 19 returning players, and 11 transfers.
State of Play
  • The Bucs will play their home games off-campus due to ongoing soccer field construction.
  • They will open their season with a road match against Florida Memorial on August 27.
  • The first home game is scheduled against South Carolina-Beaufort at Pace High School on August 30.
What's Next

The team will aim to integrate the new freshmen effectively as they prepare for their opening match. With a stronger roster and improved athleticism, the Bucs hope to turn last year’s challenges into a competitive advantage this season.

Bottom Line

The Buccaneers are positioned for growth with a mix of new talent and experienced players, potentially turning last season's setbacks into a stepping stone for improved performance in competition.