Millsaps College Women’s Soccer Releases 2026 Schedule
The Millsaps College women’s soccer team announced its 2026 schedule, featuring 16 regular-season games and two exhibitions, with key conference matchups throughout the fall.
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The Millsaps College women’s soccer team announced its 2026 schedule, featuring 16 regular-season games and two exhibitions, with key conference matchups throughout the fall.
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