2024 Southeast Division Women’s Schedule
Southeast Division Schedule Notes
- Games at the University of Central Florida on Saturday-Sunday, April 6-7, will use five-minute quarters with no overtime and no timeouts.
- SCHEDULE CHANGE (February 21): Due to the University of Central Florida acquiring additional time, games on Saturday-Sunday, April 6-7, will be played with six-minute quarters, no overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half. The order of games is also adjusted.
- SCHEDULE CHANGE (March 4): Due to the University of Central Florida “B” being added to the division as of March 4, the schedule on Saturday-Sunday, April 6-7, at UCF is adjusted. Games will now operate with five-minute quarters, no overtime and no timeouts. In addition, the division championship on Saturday-Sunday, April 13-14, expands to a nine-team event.
- SCHEDULE CHANGE (April 2): Florida Atlantic University informed the league office of the program’s intent to withdraw from competition. The team will be suspended from the league for one year to regroup. The schedule on Saturday-Sunday, April 6-7, at the University of Central Florida is revised and will now use six-minute quarters with no overtime and no timeouts. In addition, normal rules will be used during the championship on April 13-14 at Florida State University with the format revised to an eight-team event.
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Southeast Division Championship Schedule
| Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season | |
| Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. Host teams always wear dark caps and are listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed. |
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2024 Southeast Women Standings
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*Florida State University claims the No. 2 seed due to a 15-8 head-to-head win versus the University of Florida “B”; ^The University of Central Florida “A” takes the No. 4 seed via a 7-4 head-to-head win versus the Georgia Institute of Technology
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