Which men's college soccer teams need a goalkeeper in the class of 2029 in Florida?

11 NCAA men's soccer programs in Florida graduate a goalkeeper before fall 2029.

Counted from each program's fall 2026 roster: seniors and grad students at goalkeeper this season. That is not a coach saying they need someone; the green tag marks the ones who did.

  • Barry University

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · Miami, Florida

  • Eckerd College

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · Saint Petersburg, Florida

  • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Florida)

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · Daytona Beach, Florida

  • Flagler College

    Division II · Peach Belt Conference · Saint Augustine, Florida

  • Florida Gulf Coast University

    Division I · Atlantic Sun Conference · Fort Myers, Florida

  • Florida Institute of Technology

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · Melbourne, Florida

  • Jacksonville University

    Division I · Atlantic Sun Conference · Jacksonville, Florida

  • Palm Beach Atlantic University

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · West Palm Beach, Florida

  • Rollins College

    Division II · Sunshine State Conference · Winter Park, Florida

  • University of South Florida

    Division I · American Conference · Tampa, Florida

  • University of West Florida

    Division I · Atlantic Sun Conference · Pensacola, Florida

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