Drexel University Athletics
CAA Adopts New Divisional Scheduling Format in Women's Soccer
6/10/2025 9:48:00 AM | Women's Soccer
RICHMOND, Va. - CAA athletic directors have approved a new divisional scheduling format and a change to the way teams are determined for the conference championship in women's soccer for the 2025-26 season.
The conference will be separated into two divisions – North: (Drexel, Hofstra, Monmouth, Northeastern, Stony Brook and Towson) and South: (Campbell, Charleston, Elon, Hampton, UNCW and William & Mary). During the regular season, teams will play nine conference matches, which include one match against each team in their division and four matches against teams from the other division. All matches will count in the standings.
The top three teams in each division will qualify for the CAA Championship, which will be played over two weekends. On the first weekend, the #2 seed in each division will host the #3 seed. Two days later, the winners of those matches will visit the #1 seed in each division. The highest remaining seed will host the championship match on the second weekend. If both teams have the same divisional seed, the team with the most points in the regular season will host.
The conference will be separated into two divisions – North: (Drexel, Hofstra, Monmouth, Northeastern, Stony Brook and Towson) and South: (Campbell, Charleston, Elon, Hampton, UNCW and William & Mary). During the regular season, teams will play nine conference matches, which include one match against each team in their division and four matches against teams from the other division. All matches will count in the standings.
The top three teams in each division will qualify for the CAA Championship, which will be played over two weekends. On the first weekend, the #2 seed in each division will host the #3 seed. Two days later, the winners of those matches will visit the #1 seed in each division. The highest remaining seed will host the championship match on the second weekend. If both teams have the same divisional seed, the team with the most points in the regular season will host.
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