Coastal Carolina Women’s Soccer Team Unveils 2025 Fall Schedule
The Coastal Carolina women’s soccer team has rolled out its 2025 fall schedule, featuring 19 matches, including nine at their home, the CCU Soccer Complex.
Head coach Jo Chubb expressed excitement about the upcoming season. “We’ve put together a schedule that showcases a mix of opponents. This will help us prepare for a challenging conference run,” she said. The team is eager to face some new rivals and also see familiar tough competitors from last season.
The season kicks off with two exhibition matches: the team will play against Charleston Southern on August 2 and Charlotte on August 7. Their first regular season game at home is against Kennesaw State on August 14.
After an away game against Richmond on August 17, the team returns home for matches against UNCW on August 21 and Belmont on August 24. They will then embark on a road trip to take on Louisville on August 31 and Campbell on September 4, before wrapping up their non-conference games with a match against East Carolina in Conway on September 7.
Sun Belt Conference play will start with back-to-back away games against James Madison on September 13 and South Alabama on September 18. Coastal Carolina then has a three-game homestand against Old Dominion (September 21), ULM (September 26), and Appalachian State on October 2.
Following a road match against Georgia State on October 5, they will host Texas State on October 12 and Georgia Southern on October 18. The regular season will conclude with away matches at Marshall on October 24 and Arkansas State on October 29.
The 2025 Sun Belt Conference Tournament is scheduled for November 3-8 in Foley, Alabama.
As fans gear up for the season, online chatter grows, with supporters expressing enthusiasm on social media about the team’s potential. Keep an eye on updates by following the team on platforms like X and Instagram and visiting the CCU Athletics website for the latest news.
This season promises to be exciting, as both the players and fans are hoping for memorable moments on the field.
