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Embry-Riddle Women's Soccer

Florida

Embry-Riddle Women's Soccer carries 25 players on its 2026-27 roster. Of them, 9 are seniors or graduate students — the players on their way out, and where next year’s roster spots come from.

✓ 2026-27 · Confirmed

This season’s roster, confirmed on Embry-Riddle’s own roster page, read Oct 3, 2026.

On the roster
25
Graduating
9
Roster read
Oct 3
2026
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The 2026-27 roster

By class year

  • 6FR
  • 3SO
  • 7JR
  • 9SR
  • 0GR

9 graduating16 FR, SO and JR below them

SR and GR, on their way outFR, SO and JR

Read from Embry-Riddle’s own published roster on Oct 3, 2026.

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From Embry-Riddle itself

Official links

Women's soccer pages on Embry-Riddle’s athletics site.

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Every other women's program in the Sunshine State Conference, with the size of its 2026-27 roster.

Players: the 2026-27 roster as the school publishes it, where we could confirm it is this season’s; a dimmed count is an earlier season’s squad, under the season it is. → a Startline page with the class-year breakdown · ↗ the school’s own site: its roster page, or its team or athletics page where the roster link did not check out.

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