Sun Belt Softball Schools
The Sun Belt is a NCAA Division I softball conference with 12 member schools across Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia.
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All Sun Belt Softball Teams
| School | Location | Division | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appalachian State | North Carolina | D1 | View program |
| Coastal Carolina | South Carolina | D1 | View program |
| Georgia Southern | Georgia | D1 | View program |
| Georgia State | Georgia | D1 | View program |
| James Madison | Virginia | D1 | View program |
| Marshall | West Virginia | D1 | View program |
| Texas State | Texas | D1 | View program |
| Troy | Alabama | D1 | View program |
| Louisiana | Louisiana | D1 | View program |
| Louisiana Monroe | Louisiana | D1 | View program |
| South Alabama | Alabama | D1 | View program |
| Southern Mississippi | Mississippi | D1 | View program |
States with Sun Belt Schools
Sun Belt Softball FAQ
What division is the Sun Belt?
The Sun Belt is an NCAA Division I conference in college softball, with 12 member schools.
How many schools are in the Sun Belt?
The Sun Belt has 12 softball-playing member schools across 9 states: Appalachian State University, Coastal Carolina University, Georgia Southern University, Georgia State University, James Madison University, Marshall University, Texas State University, Troy University, University of Louisiana, University of Louisiana Monroe, University of South Alabama, University of Southern Mississippi.
How do I contact Sun Belt softball coaches?
Start with each program's recruiting questionnaire, then send a personalized email to the head coach with your grad year, position, key stats, and highlight video. Each school page on CommitBound lists the coaching staff and contact details, and our free email templates show exactly what to write. Get the free email templates →
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