Which men's college soccer teams need a midfielder in the class of 2029 in Georgia?

13 NCAA men's soccer programs in Georgia graduate a midfielder before fall 2029.

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

  • Young Harris College

    Division II · Conference Carolinas · Young Harris, Georgia

  • Georgia State University

    Division I · Sun Belt Conference · Atlanta, Georgia

  • Mercer University

    Division I · Southern Conference · Macon, Georgia

  • Emory University

    Division III · University Athletic Association · Atlanta, Georgia

  • Covenant College

    Division III · Collegiate Conference of the South · Lookout Mountain, Georgia

  • LaGrange College

    Division III · Collegiate Conference of the South · Lagrange, Georgia

  • Clayton State University

    Division II · Peach Belt Conference · Morrow, Georgia

  • Oglethorpe University

    Division III · Southern Athletic Association · Atlanta, Georgia

  • Piedmont University

    Division III · Collegiate Conference of the South · Demorest, Georgia

  • Berry College

    Division III · Southern Athletic Association · Mount Berry, Georgia

  • Georgia Southern University

    Division I · Sun Belt Conference · Statesboro, Georgia

  • Shorter University

    Division II · Conference Carolinas · Rome, Georgia

  • University of North Georgia

    Division II · Peach Belt Conference · Dahlonega, Georgia

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