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Jacksonville Women’s Soccer Unveils 2026 Schedule

Key matchups, tournament prospects and free ticket access

2026 Season Schedule Released

The Jacksonville University women's soccer program announced its 2026 slate on Tuesday, laying out a blend of home and away fixtures that span the nation. The release comes as the team looks to capitalize on a strong finish to the previous campaign.

Last season the Dolphins captured the #2 seed in the Graphite Division and posted the third‑best record in the league, a momentum builder that coach Ryan Moon hopes to translate into another winning year.

Opening Clash with an ACC Powerhouse

The first test arrives on August 12, 2026, when Jacksonville travels to face Miami, an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent. The matchup marks the team's debut against an ACC foe and sets a high‑stakes tone for the early season.

Beyond the Miami opener, the schedule lists Charleston Southern, Georgia Southern, Florida, and Florida Atlantic as non‑conference opponents, each offering a distinct challenge as the roster adjusts to new tactical directives.

ASUN Openers and the River City Rumble

Jacksonville will begin ASUN competition on September 24, 2026, hosting defending champions Lipscomb. A week later, the team travels to take part in the River City Rumble against UNF on October 18.

The regular season wraps up with a home game against North Florida on October 31, 2026, before the ASUN Tournament rolls into action from November 5‑13.

Free Admission and Tournament Outlook

All home matches are open to the public at no charge, encouraging community support throughout the campaign. The upcoming tournament promises high‑intensity play as the Dolphins aim to improve on their semifinal finish.

For those eager to follow the action, detailed information is available at JUDolphins.com/sports/womens-soccer, and fans can stay updated via Instagram @jax_wsoc and Twitter @jax_wsoc.

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