2026 Southeast Division Women’s Schedule
Southeast Division Schedule Notes
NOTE: Games during the weekend of Saturday-Sunday, February 7-8, at the University of Florida will use five-minute quarters with neither overtime nor timeouts (January 10)
NOTE: Due to Emory University being unable to compete at Florida State University on the weekend of Saturday-Sunday, February 21-22, the Southeast Division schedule is revised to maintain each teams’ original number of games (January 19)
NOTE: Game times for the weekend of Saturday-Sunday, February 21-22, at Florida State University are adjusted due to pool availability (February 13)
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Southeast Division Championship Schedule
| Teams are seeded based on their won/loss records during the regular season: | ||
| Bracket A | Bracket B | Bracket C |
| 1st Seed – University of Florida “A” |
2nd Seed – Florida State University “A” |
6th Seed – Florida State University “B” |
| 4th Seed – Emory University |
3rd Seed – University of Central Florida |
7th Seed – University of Alabama |
| 5th Seed – University of Florida “B” |
 | 8th Seed – Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Â | Â | 9th Seed – Florida Atlantic University |
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| Loser of Game 6 is Fifth Place; Seeds No. 6-to-9 play round robin to determine Sixth-to-Ninth Place | ||
| 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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2026 Southeast Women Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Winning % Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings)
*Due to Florida State University “A”, the University of Central Florida and Emory University finishing with .750 winning percentages, the tie between the teams is broken by the goal differential against the lone team seeded higher – the University of Florida “A”. Since Emory has a -12 differential (16-4 L) compared to Florida State “A” (14-8 L / -6 differential) and Central Florida (13-6 L / -7 differential), Emory claims the No. 4 seed. The tiebreaker reverts to head-to-head between Florida State “A” and Central Florida with FSU “A” holding a 15-9 win between the teams to take the No. 2 seed; ^Per league rules, Florida State University “B” takes the No. 6 seed due to the University of Alabama forfeiting a game. League policy states a team loses in a tiebreaker situation if the squad forfeited a game during the season.
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