Florida State softball announces eight-game schedule for upcoming fall season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 8:02 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The Florida State softball program will play eight games this fall, starting October 2. The schedule includes five home games in Tallahassee and three road matchups in Alabama and Florida. The team begins its fall slate against Chipola College before hosting Florida A&M, Troy, Gulf Coast State College, and Auburn. Following the home stretch, the Seminoles will travel to Gulf Shores, Alabama, to face LSU in a two-game series, and finish the schedule against the Florida Gators in Gainesville on November 13. The program enters the season following a 52-10 record last year and has reinforced its roster with transfers including Nicole Edmiaston, Ella Dodge, and Kaiyah Ratu.
- •Florida State will play eight total games during the fall season.
- •The home schedule begins October 2 against Chipola College.
- •The Seminoles face Auburn at home on October 18.
- •The team travels to Gulf Shores to play LSU on October 24 and 25.
- •The fall schedule concludes November 13 against the Florida Gators in Gainesville.
- 8:02 PMYahoo Sports — FSU softball releases fall ball schedule
"The FSU softball program will play eight games this fall, including three against SEC programs. Here is the full slate.
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