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Welcome to the Georgia Southern Eagles Women's Basketball page. Based in Statesboro, GA, the team plays home games at the Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center, known simply as The Hill, which opened in 2024 and serves as the primary home arena for WBB. Under the leadership of head coach Hana Haden, who is listed as head coach for the 2025–26 season, the Eagles pursue competitive success in the NCAA and their conference history. Fans can follow official updates on GS Athletics channels, where women’s basketball content lives under the GS Athletics umbrella. Secure your seats with your friend in the business—we’ve got you covered on ticket access and straightforward purchasing.

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The Georgia Southern Eagles have a rich basketball tradition, including NCAA Tournament appearances in 1993 and 1994. The program has claimed regular-season championships in the NSWAC/TAAC (1987, 1988, 1990) and SoCon (1994, 1998, 2001), along with conference tournament titles in those eras. The 2025–26 schedule, verified by GS Athletics releases, features a competitive non-conference slate with games against Central Michigan, Florida State, LSU, Missouri State, Mercer, Charleston Southern, Wofford, North Florida, Furman, Coastal Georgia, and a MAC/SBC Challenge game on February 7 at home. For fans visiting Statesboro, The Hill offers modern facilities and an energetic home-court atmosphere. Keep an eye on official GS Athletics channels for game previews, recaps, and tickets.

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  • Home venue: Jack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center (The Hill) in Statesboro; Hill opened in 2024 and is the primary home arena for WBB.
  • Head coach: Hana Haden (1st season in 2024–25; listed as head coach for 2025–26).
  • NCAA Tournament appearances: 1993 and 1994.
  • Conference achievements: NSWAC/TAAC regular-season titles in 1987, 1988, 1990; SoCon regular-season titles in 1994, 1998, 2001; NSWAC/TAAC and SoCon conference tournament championships in those eras.
  • 2025-26 non-conference schedule includes Central Michigan (Nov 3, home), Florida State (Nov 6, away), LSU (Nov 9, home), Missouri State (Nov 18, away), Mercer (Nov 22, home), Charleston Southern (Nov 25, away), Wofford (Nov 30, away), North Florida (Dec 4, home), Furman (Dec 7, home), Coastal Georgia (Dec 12, home), and a MAC/SBC Challenge game on Feb 7 (home).
  • Social media: Georgia Southern Athletics uses @GSAthletics for all sports; women's basketball content is integrated under GS Athletics channels; official social directory lists these channels.

The Georgia Southern Eagles have a rich basketball tradition, including NCAA Tournament appearances in 1993 and 1994. The program has claimed regular-season championships in the NSWAC/TAAC (1987, 1988, 1990) and SoCon (1994, 1998, 2001), along with conference tournament titles in those eras. The 2025–26 schedule, verified by GS Athletics releases, features a competitive non-conference slate with games against Central Michigan, Florida State, LSU, Missouri State, Mercer, Charleston Southern, Wofford, North Florida, Furman, Coastal Georgia, and a MAC/SBC Challenge game on February 7 at home. For fans visiting Statesboro, The Hill offers modern facilities and an energetic home-court atmosphere. Keep an eye on official GS Athletics channels for game previews, recaps, and tickets.

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