2025 Southeast Division Women’s Schedule
Southeast Division Schedule Notes
- Games on Saturday-Sunday, January 25-26, at Florida State University will use sudden death overtime with teams limited to one timeout per half (January 13).
- Games on Saturday, March 29, at the Southeast Division Championship will use sudden death overtime with teams limited to one timeout per half (January 13).
- CHANGE: Due to snow & ice in Atlanta, Emory University & the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) will not compete in the opening weekend at Florida State University on Saturday-Sunday, January 25-26. The division championship will now be seed based on winning percentage due to the number of games for each team being different (January 24).
- CHANGE: The Southeast Division Championship schedule is revised to contest five games on Saturday, March 29, and six contests on Sunday, March 30. Games will utilize normal rules with no modifications (March 20).
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Southeast Division Championship Schedule
| Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season: | |
| 1st Seed – University of Florida “A” |
2nd Seed – Florida State University |
| 4th Seed – University of Florida “B” |
3rd Seed – University of Central Florida |
| 5th Seed – Emory University |
6th Seed – University of Alabama |
| Â | 7th Seed – Georgia Institute of Technology |
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| The win/loss records from Games 5, 8 & 11 determine Fifth to Seventh Place |
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| Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. | |
| Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed. | |
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2025 Southeast Women Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Winning % Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
*University of Florida “B” claims the No. 4 seed due to defeating Emory University 11-9 OT in a head-to-head meeting; ^The University of Alabama claims the No. 6 seed due to goal differential among common opponents compared to the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech). Georgia Tech fell to the University of Florida “A” (20-1 L), Emory University (14-3 L), University of Florida “B” (13-7 L) and Florida State University (15-6 L) for a -45 goal differential. Alabama lost to Florida “A” (21-5 L), Emory (12-11 L), Florida “B” (12-6 L) and Florida State (16-6 L) for a -33 differential to earn the spot.  The results of the first weekend are not considered as Alabama forfeited all of its games at Florida State, while Georgia Tech did not compete (along with Emory University) due to snow & ice in the Atlanta metro region.
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