Barry University's men's soccer team is set for a challenging "Road Warrior" season this fall, featuring 14 games with only five home matches at alternate venues due to ongoing construction at Buccaneer Field. Coach Petsa Ivanovic expressed confidence in managing the hurdles, noting the importance of consistency as the Bucs host four of their home games at the same facility. The season opens on Aug. 27 against North Georgia, with the team aiming to build on past successes against their opponents while fostering community support in their temporary locations.

By the Numbers
  • 14 total games scheduled for fall season.
  • 5 home games to be played off-campus this season.
State of Play
  • Season opens on August 27 against North Georgia, the first meeting since 2016.
  • Upcoming matches include a series against noted rivals like Lynn and Rollins.
What's Next

Expectations are high as the Bucs aim to adapt quickly to their new playing environments. The readiness for competition will be assessed after three exhibition matches, and team dynamics will be crucial as they enter conference play on September 16.

Bottom Line

Barry's men's soccer team faces a pivotal season of adaptation and resilience, with the potential for strong community support despite venue challenges. Key matchups will test their ability to maintain a competitive edge away from home.