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Welcome to the official page for Freed Hardeman University Lions Women's Basketball. A storied program in the NAIA, FHU competes in the Mid-South Conference and plays home games at the Henderson Brewer Sports Center in Henderson, Tennessee. Under the leadership of head coach Abby Stutts (hired June 2024), the Lady Lions combine tradition with a competitive edge. This page offers a detailed biography of the program, highlights from its championship history, and a look ahead at the 2025-26 schedule. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to FHU hoops, we’ve got you covered with reliable updates and easy, no-fuss ticket info.

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Key facts to know: FHU Lions won the 2018 NAIA Division I National Championship for women’s basketball — a historic first national title for the program. In the 2025 NAIA National Championship run, the Lady Lions earned the No. 2 seed, defeated Indiana Tech 54-43 in the Round of 16, and advanced to the quarterfinals at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa before falling to Indiana Wesleyan. The 2025-26 schedule features a mix of non-conference and Mid-South Conference games, with early games beginning October 25, 2025, including contests like the opener at Oakwood in Huntsville, Alabama. For updates, follow the official FHU Lions presence on GoFHULions across Facebook, X (Twitter), and YouTube. We’ve got you covered with secure, straightforward ticket access and reliable information.

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  • Conference and venue: NAIA member in the Mid-South Conference; home games at Henderson Brewer Sports Center (Henderson, Tennessee).
  • Championship pedigree: 2018 NAIA Division I National Championship (women's basketball) champions, historic first national title for the program.
  • 2025 NAIA National Championship run: No. 2 seed; defeated Indiana Tech 54-43 in the Round of 16 and advanced to the quarterfinals at the Tyson Events Center (Sioux City, Iowa) before falling to Indiana Wesleyan.
  • 2025-26 schedule (season context): 2025-26 slate includes non-conference and MSC games, with early season games starting October 25, 2025 (e.g., at Oakwood in Huntsville, AL) and numerous home/away matchups through December and MSC play.
  • Head coach: Abby Stutts named the Lady Lions’ head coach in June 2024.
  • Social media: Official presence on GoFHULions platforms (Facebook, X/Twitter, YouTube).

Key facts to know: FHU Lions won the 2018 NAIA Division I National Championship for women’s basketball — a historic first national title for the program. In the 2025 NAIA National Championship run, the Lady Lions earned the No. 2 seed, defeated Indiana Tech 54-43 in the Round of 16, and advanced to the quarterfinals at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa before falling to Indiana Wesleyan. The 2025-26 schedule features a mix of non-conference and Mid-South Conference games, with early games beginning October 25, 2025, including contests like the opener at Oakwood in Huntsville, Alabama. For updates, follow the official FHU Lions presence on GoFHULions across Facebook, X (Twitter), and YouTube. We’ve got you covered with secure, straightforward ticket access and reliable information.

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