FURMAN PALADINS WOMEN'S SOCCER

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Furman University's women's soccer program competes in the Southern Conference as part of the university's Division I-FCS athletic department in Greenville, South Carolina. Founded in 1826, Furman has built its athletic identity over nearly two centuries, with the women's soccer program representing one of the institution's fall season offerings. The Paladins compete at the FCS level within a conference structure that determines postseason opportunities and conference championship eligibility.

The program operates as part of Furman's broader commitment to NCAA Division I athletics while maintaining the academic standards expected at the university. Women's soccer at Furman follows the traditional fall schedule alongside other conference members in the Southern Conference, competing for conference titles and NCAA tournament consideration. The Paladins train and compete at their designated home venue while developing student-athletes who balance collegiate soccer with the academic experience at this Greenville-based institution.

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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE WOMEN'S SOCCER PROGRAMS

• East Tennessee State Buccaneers
• Mercer Bears
• Samford Bulldogs
• Citadel Citadel
• North Carolina at Greensboro Spartans
• Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs
• Virginia Military Institute Keydets
• Western Carolina Catamounts
• Wofford Terriers

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