JAMES MADISON DUKES MEN'S SOCCER

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

James Madison's men's soccer program competes in the Sun Belt Conference as part of a university founded in 1908 in Harrisonburg, Virginia, where over 22,000 students attend. The Dukes operate within the NCAA Division I framework, fielding a competitive squad during the fall soccer season. Their athletic operation reflects the broader growth of JMU's athletics since transitioning to FBS status, establishing soccer among the university's marquee programs.

Competing at the collegiate soccer level, JMU's program recruits and develops players within one of the mid-Atlantic region's growing athletic conferences. The Dukes train and play matches at their home venue, using facility resources typical of a mid-sized state university athletic department. Coaching staff oversees roster development and competitive preparation across the fall campaign, managing typical Division I roster compositions while balancing conference play demands with non-conference scheduling.

The program operates within JMU's broader Sun Belt Conference membership, aligning with institutions across the Southeast and competing in one of college soccer's developing conference structures. Like other JMU athletic programs, men's soccer benefits from the university's emphasis on Division I competition and student-athlete development in Harrisonburg.

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