FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL PANTHERS WOMEN'S SOCCER

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Florida International University, established in Miami in 1965 and now enrolling 54,085 students, competes in Conference USA as a Division I program fielding its women's soccer team during the fall season. Based in one of America's most diverse metropolitan areas, the Panthers draw from a vibrant South Florida talent pool while representing a growing institution that has expanded significantly since its founding. The program operates within FIU's athletic infrastructure in Miami, competing against Conference USA opponents that span the American South and include regional rivals across multiple states.

Panthers women's soccer operates as part of Conference USA, one of the Group of Five conferences in NCAA Division I, placing the program in a competitive midlevel collegiate environment. FIU's athletic department supports the women's soccer program alongside numerous other varsity sports, with the team training and competing during the traditional fall season that runs through the NCAA tournament in November. The Panthers share their institutional resources with a student-athlete population that represents FIU's mission as a major public research university serving South Florida's diverse communities.

KEY FACTS

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CONFERENCE USA WOMEN'S SOCCER PROGRAMS

• Jacksonville State Gamecocks
• Kennesaw State Owls
• Liberty Flames
• Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
• Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders
• Missouri State Bears
• New Mexico State Aggies
• Sam Houston State Bearkats
• Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens
• Texas at El Paso Miners
• Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

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