QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE ROYALS SOFTBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Queens University of Charlotte's softball program competes in the ASUN Conference at the NCAA Division I level, representing a school founded in 1857 with an enrollment of 1,873 students in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Royals play their home contests at a dedicated facility on campus, operating within a conference that has established itself as a competitive mid-major league across multiple sports. Queens joined Division I athletics as part of a broader institutional commitment to elevating athletic standards while maintaining its liberal arts identity.

Competing during the spring season alongside other ASUN Conference members, the Royals softball team recruits and develops student-athletes from across the region and beyond. The program operates with institutional support typical of a smaller Division I school, where coaches balance competitive achievement with the academic and personal development expectations that define Queens' educational mission. ASUN Conference competition brings the Royals into regular matchups with peer institutions seeking similar balance between athletic excellence and academic rigor throughout the regular season.

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