The Florida Tech Panthers category covers Florida Institute of Technology athletics at the NCAA Division II level. The program competes primarily in the Sunshine State Conference (SSC). Florida Sports Blog follows schedules, scores, recruiting, coaching changes, conference championships, NCAA postseason runs and notable achievements across the athletic department. Florida Tech joined the Sunshine State Conference in the early 1980s and has won NCAA Division II national championships in sports including soccer and golf. The Panthers also sponsored football from 2013 through 2019, reaching the Division II playoffs twice before the program was discontinued. The athletic department's history reflects Florida Tech's mix of traditional field sports and nationally competitive individual programs.
Tobias Vik Asbo scored in the 49th minute, and Florida Tech held Eckerd College without a shot on target in a 1-0 Sunshine State Conference victory.
The Florida Tech Panthers women’s volleyball team lost to the No. 10 Barry Buccaneers, 3-0, on Sept. 22 at the Health and Sports Center in Miami Shores.
Eboni Bradshaw scored in the 21st minute, and No. 1 Florida Tech women's soccer defeated Saint Leo 1-0 for its first road win of 2026.
William Kennedy scored in the 89th minute as Florida Tech men's soccer defeated Saint Leo 3-2 at Rick Stottler Field for its second straight Sunshine State Conference victory.
Mykolas Montvila of Florida Tech Athletics men's rowing competed for Lithuania at the 2026 U23 World Rowing Championships in Kruszwica, Poland, finishing eighth.
Florida Tech Athletics announced the Florida Tech women's basketball 2026-27 schedule, featuring 26 regular-season games, 14 home contests and a full Sunshine State Conference schedule.
