Women's · New Mexico
Women's college soccer in New Mexico
5 women's college soccer programs play in New Mexico — 2 in D1, 2 in D2 and 1 in the NAIA. Each is listed below with its conference and the size of its 2026-27 roster.
- Programs
- 5
- Median roster
- 26
- Players listed
- 130
Rosters: the 5 confirmed squads for this season, read from each school’s own site on Sep 10, 2026.
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By division
5 programs · players on each 2026-27 roster
Players: the 2026-27 roster as the school publishes it, where we could confirm it is this season’s. → 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.
NCAA Division I
2 programs
NCAA Division II
2 programs
Players from New Mexico
Where New Mexico players go
124 women from New Mexico are on a published college soccer roster, and 24% of them play for a school inside New Mexico.
Out of state, the most common destinations are Colorado, Texas and Arizona.
For scale: 1,970 girls played high-school soccer in New Mexico in 2024-25.
Counted off the hometowns listed on college rosters (read Sep 11, 2026; the 2026-27 squad for most programs, last season’s where a school had not posted a new one). A headcount of who is playing, not a rate — no one publishes how many of a state’s high-school players go on. High-school figure: NFHS participation survey, 2024-25. NFHS survey (PDF).
Quick answers
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How many women's college soccer programs are in New Mexico?
5: 2 in D1, 2 in D2 and 1 in the NAIA.
Do girls from New Mexico stay in state to play college soccer?
24% of the 124 women from New Mexico on a published college roster play for a school inside New Mexico. Counted off roster hometowns, read Sep 11, 2026.
How big are women's soccer rosters at colleges in New Mexico?
The median is 26 players, across the 5 rosters we have read and could confirm are 2026-27 squads. The smallest is University of the Southwest’s, at 19; the largest is New Mexico State’s, at 31. Roster size is not the number of spots a program recruits each year; how many graduate at each position is what decides that.
Your player, these programs
Which of them fit your player?
A list of women's programs in New Mexico is the same for every family. Which of them fit your player — level, position, grad year and grades — and which have room at your position is what the free list scores.