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North Florida defeated George Washington, 3-1, at the Classic City Clash as Dakota Spurrier recorded 14 kills, 10 digs and two aces.
Asia Harvey recorded 17 kills in her University of Miami volleyball debut, but the Hurricanes fell to the Michigan State Spartans 3-2 in East Lansing.
Abbie Tuyo had 12 kills and hit .647 as Jacksonville University swept the Jacksonville State Gamecocks 3-0 to open the season 2-0.
Abbie Tuyo recorded a career-high 17 kills, but Jacksonville University women’s volleyball lost to Southern Mississippi 3-2 in its 2026 opening weekend finale.
Florida Gulf Coast men's soccer carries a 3-2 win over Liberty into its scheduled first meeting with Virginia on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026.
Maju Hildebrand recorded 16 kills and 11 digs, but Florida Gulf Coast University women's volleyball team lost to Florida State in four sets at Alico Arena.
Florida A&M opened Quinn Fordham Gray Sr.'s coaching era with a 20-7 win over Albany St. (GA), recording 10 sacks and improving to 1-0.
Eckerd College women's volleyball lost to Pittsburg State before sweeping North Greenville on Aug. 29 at the Eckerd Classic, moving to 2-2 on the season.
University of South Florida Men's Soccer visits UCF on Aug. 28 in the War on I-4 as George Kiefer leads the Bulls into a road match in Orlando.
The University of South Florida women’s soccer team will visit Stetson on Aug. 30, with both teams seeking their first win of the 2026 season.
