Soccer Releases 2023 Schedule

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri soccer head coach Stefanie Golan announced the 2023 schedule Thursday, June 22. The 2023 campaign includes eight home contests at Audrey J. Walton Stadium. 

“We are excited to announce our 2023 Fall Schedule,” said Golan. “This schedule is one that provides different challenges in our non-conference portion of the season that we feel will prepare us for what we anticipate to be a very competitive SEC season. There is a good balance of home and away games, and we are looking forward to playing a game in St. Louis, which has become a high priority in our recruiting.”

Missouri warms up with two exhibition games on the road at Memphis on Aug. 7, and at Oklahoma State on Aug. 12. After the opening scrimmages, the Tigers start the season at home against SEMO on Aug. 17, before heading to Creighton on Aug. 20.

Mizzou returns home to welcome Omaha to Columbia on Aug. 24, before hitting the road for consecutive games at Nebraska on Aug. 31, and Kansas on Sept. 3. The Tigers return to Walton Stadium to reclaim their bragging rights in a game against Illinois on Sept. 7. As part of the department’s Zou to the Lou campaign, the squad will take on Missouri State, Sept. 10, in St. Louis. Both the Mavericks and the Bears appeared in the 2022 NCAA Tournament and lost their opening match. 

For the Southeastern Conference slate, Mizzou will welcome Georgia (Sept. 24), Arkansas (Sept. 29), South Carolina (Oct. 8), Tennessee (Oct. 19) and Alabama (Oct. 26) to Walton Stadium. On the road, the Tigers take on Florida (Sept. 15), Auburn (Sept. 21), Ole Miss (Oct. 5), Vanderbilt (Oct. 13) and Kentucky (Oct. 22) in 2023 conference action. 

The SEC Tournament will again take place in Pensacola, Fla. starting Oct. 29 and ending Nov. 5. Additionally, the first round of the NCAA Tournament will be Nov. 10, with the site to be determined. 

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