Pace University Setters Women's Basketball Tickets

Welcome to the official profile for Pace University Setters women's basketball. Based in Pleasantville, New York, the program competes in NCAA Division II as a member of the Northeast-10 Conference (NE10). Led by head coach Carrie Seymour in her 33rd season (2024-25), the Setters have a storied history of success, including Elite Eight appearances in 2001 and 2022 and multiple NCAA Tournament appearances. The team plays home games at the Ann and Alfred Goldstein Health, Fitness & Recreation Center (Goldstein Center), a key facility for Pace athletics and community events.

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The Setters’ recent seasons have showcased competitive NE10 play, with the 2021-22 campaign marking the regular-season Southwest Division championship. Coach Seymour reached a milestone with her 500th career win on January 22, 2022, underscoring a legacy of leadership and program-building. The 2025-26 schedule highlighted a balanced mix of conference competition and notable non-conference matchups, including a road contest against Army on November 3, 2025, and key home games against Franklin Pierce, Mercy, and Molloy in late November. For 2025-26, Pace hosted Setters Madness: Luau Edition to kickoff the season on October 22, 2025, embracing team-building and fan engagement.

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At Goldstein Center, Pace fans enjoy a supportive home atmosphere in Pleasantville, NY. The venue hosts a variety of Pace sports and community events, and it serves as a central hub for student-athlete development and fan engagement.