The Florida State women's basketball team host Palm Beach Atlantic on Thursday to round out the exhibition slate before the start of the regular season. 

The Seminoles defeated the University of Tampa 72-44 in an exhibition on Sunday. 10 different Seminoles scored a basket and FSU shot 42.4 percent from the floor including an 11-for-13 clip from the free throw line against their Division II contemporaries. 

Sophomore Jasmine Nivar led the Seminoles with 14 points on 5-for-7 shooting. Emma Risch, Solè Williams and Tatum Greene each finished with eight points for Florida State. 

The Seminoles will start the regular season with a home matchup against Merrimack on Nov. 2. 

One of the most anticipated matchups in the girls soccer season has been cancelled. 

The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced on Wednesday that the game between No. 15 Florida State and North Carolina will not be rescheduled after being moved from the originally planned Oct. 9 date in Tallahassee due to Hurricane Isaias' impact along the Gulf Coast. The two programs could not come together for a makeup date as the regular season comes to a close. 

The ACC’s points-based protocol will be used to determine the regular-season champion and seeding for the 2026 ACC Women's Soccer Championship. The Seminoles will host No. 17 Notre Dame on Saturday, Oct. 24. 

The Florida State women's lacrosse team will conclude the fall slate of 2026 with a highly anticipated matchup against Florida on Saturday at home. The Seminoles will also face off with Mercer after their tilt with Florida. 

Florida State enters its second season as a program. The Seminoles bring back junior midfielder Meg Kenny, junior attacker Summer Harrell and junior midfielder Lydia Ward. Kenny led the team in goals (30), assists (13) and points (43) last season, while Harrell finished second in each category with 26 goals, 11 assists and 37 points. Ward added 18 goals and eight assists.  The Seminoles also added some key transfers entering the 2027 season, including fifth year attacker Anna Hackett (Elon), junior midfielder Claire Marosi (Northwestern), junior midfielder Ryann Frechette (Florida) and sophomore defender Sofia Herrera (Maryland). 

The Florida State softball team recently announced the schedule for the 2027 season. The Seminoles will host 26 of their 55 regular-season games, and will take part in five regular-season tournaments. 

The defending ACC champions will only play 17 games outside of the state of Florida and face 13 teams that qualified for last season's NCAA Tournament, including three teams that advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals.

Florida State’s non-conference slate is highlighted by matchups with Baylor (Feb. 12), Alabama (Feb. 13) and Ohio State (Feb. 14).