WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY PHOENIX WOMEN'S SOCCER

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay's women's soccer program competes in the Horizon League as part of a athletic department serving 9,870 students at the relatively young institution founded in 1965. The Phoenix compete during the fall season from their home venue in Green Bay, Wisconsin, representing one of the smallest universities fielding a Division I women's soccer team. With an enrollment base substantially smaller than peer Power Five programs, UW-Green Bay builds competitiveness through focused roster development and conference-level play in the Horizon League, which includes 11 member institutions across multiple states.

Phoenix women's soccer operates within the constraints and opportunities of a mid-major Division I athletic program, where roster sizes typically range from 20-28 players. The program's fall schedule places it among the 350+ Division I women's soccer teams nationwide, though UW-Green Bay's mid-sized enrollment distinguishes it from both FBS powerhouses and smaller conference competitors. Success in the competitive Horizon League requires consistent development of talent from Wisconsin and surrounding Midwest regions, making recruitment efficiency crucial for the program's postseason aspirations and conference standing.

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HORIZON LEAGUE WOMEN'S SOCCER PROGRAMS

• Cleveland State Vikings
• Indiana University Indianapolis Jaguars
• Northern Kentucky Norse
• Oakland Golden Grizzlies
• Purdue University Fort Wayne Mastodons
• Robert Morris Colonials
• Detroit Mercy Titans
• Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers
• Wright State Raiders
• Youngstown State Penguins

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