Schreiner University Continues Dedication to Women’s Sports activities with Addition of Women’s Flag Football, Beach Volleyball and Swimming

KERRVILLE, TX – November 14, 2025 – Schreiner University is proud to announce the launch of three new ladies’s athletic packages:

Women’s Flag Football, Women’s Beach Volleyball, and Women’s Swimming. This enlargement underscores the University’s strategic dedication to rising athletics equitably whereas enhancing scholar experiences each on and off the sphere.

This improvement follows the extremely anticipated launch of Schreiner Football and additional positions the Mountaineers as leaders in NCAA Division III innovation.

“What an exciting time for Schreiner University,” stated Bill Raleigh, Athletic Director. “On the heels of launching football, we are establishing three new sports for women. Women’s Flag Football, Beach Volleyball and Swimming. Beach Volleyball and Flag Football are two newer sports for women at the NCAA level. The significance of these additions is that it shows Schreiner’s commitment to growing athletics equitably as it flourishes at the NCAA Division III level.”

Women’s Flag Football is a quickly rising sport nationwide. Schreiner will be a part of different establishments within the American Southwest Conference (ASC) in providing this sport, permitting student-athletes to compete for convention and nationwide titles. The NFL’s help of Women’s Flag Football and its debut as an Olympic sport in 2028 add momentum and visibility to this chance. Schreiner may even be the fifth faculty within the ASC to supply ladies’s seashore volleyball, bringing a couple of plethora of recent aggressive alternatives to student-athletes.

The swimming group will prepare and compete on the City of Kerrville’s Olympic outside pool, strengthening an already sturdy partnership between Schreiner and the local people.

“The growth of Beach Volleyball and Flag Football the last few years and their growing popularity at the high school and youth levels will ensure the recruiting pipelines as these sports come on board,” Raleigh added. “Women’s Swimming is an established NCAA sport and our unique partnership with the city of Kerrville and the Olympic pool will make it a success.”

All three sports activities are anticipated to start competitors by Fall 2026. The seek for head coaches is presently underway, with bulletins anticipated quickly.

“We are excited to continue providing student-athletes with opportunities to compete at the collegiate level,” stated Dr. Goodwyn, VP of Student Affairs and Dean of Students.
“Offering these sports demonstrates Schreiner University’s commitment to exploring new ways for student-athletes to continue competing in their sport or to discover a new athletic experience. Athletics are an integral part of the holistic education students receive at Schreiner, and introducing these sports further enhances that experience.”

For extra details about Schreiner University Athletics, go to schreinermountaineers.com.