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Showing posts with label North Carolina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Carolina. Show all posts

Recapping 2025's Inaugural Year Programs


William Woods University
NAIA (M)
Missouri
M - 5-8

Geneva College
Division 3 (W)
Pennsylvania
W - 0-15

Pacific Lutheran University
Division 3 (W)
Washington
W 1-14

Lawrence University
Division 3 (M/W)
Wisconsin
M - 5-11
W - 1-12

Emory and Henry College
Division 2 (M)
Virginia
M - 0-14

University of Pittsburgh at Bradford
Division 3 (M/W)
Pennsylvania
M - 5-8

Northwood University
Division 2 (M/W)
Michigan
M - 5-9
W - 6-9

University of South Florida
Division 1 (W)
Florida
W - 13-5

Iona College
Division 1 (M)
New York
M - 2-13

Alfred State College
Division 3 (M/W)
New York
M - 9-6
W - 4-9

UNC Charlotte
Division 1 (W)
North Carolina
W - 6-10

Tiffin University
Division 2 (M)
Ohio
M - 3-9

University of Rhode Island
Division 1 (W)
Rhode Island
W - 8-8

University of North Carolina at Charlotte (D1) Adds Women's Lacrosse

 Charlotte 49ers Director of Athletics Mike Hill has announced the addition of women's lacrosse, the fastest-growing sport on college campuses, as the 49ers' newest sport. Charlotte will begin competition in women's lacrosse in 2024-25. "We can't wait to start competing in this exciting sport and are committed to building for success," said 49ers Director of Athletics Mike Hill. "We were very deliberate in selecting women's lacrosse because of its explosive growth and popularity locally, regionally and nationally. Fans will love watching the Niners lacrosse team play." In order to begin recruiting and building its inaugural roster, the first coaching staff is being hired at this time. 

Of note, the American Athletic Conference sponsors women's lacrosse. The 49ers announced an upcoming move to The American last year. Women's lacrosse will become the 19th sport within the 49ers' NCAA Division I Athletic Department. Charlotte currently has 18 sports: nine male and nine female. This is the second women's sport to be added since the addition of football in 2013. The 49ers added women's golf in 2017-18.

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Friday Lax Links


-Girls Club Lacrosse Program Helps Sport Grow in North Carolina

-Growing Sport will be Sanctioned in Tennessee

-Massive Lacrosse Growth Predicted for Next Decade

-Massachusetts Re-Opening Fields for Sports

-Young-Harris to Suspend Lacrosse Team

-Johnson and Wales to Close Two Campuses, End Lacrosse Teams

-Howard Lacrosse Moves to NEC

-Delaware State to Absorb Wesley College, End Lacrosse Teams

-Furman Drops Men's Lacrosse Program

-UMass Dartmouth Cuts Men's Lacrosse Program

-As Sports Are Cut Nation Wide, How Will Lacrosse Fair

Eastern Nazarene College (D3 MA) Adds Lacrosse

Eastern Nazarene College announced Wednesday plans to add men's and women's lacrosse starting in the fall of 2020. During the 2020-2021 academic year, the teams will compete as club programs with NCAA Division III sponsorship beginning in the 2021-2022 academic year.

"I am excited to announce these new additions to the athletic department. Lacrosse has been on the college's radar for a number of years. As one of the fastest growing sports for men and women at both the high school and college levels, plus strong interest from current students on campus, the decision to begin lacrosse at Eastern Nazarene College opens new opportunities for student-athlete participation," said Brad Zarges, Director of Athletics.

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-St Marys to Join NEAC

-Harlem Lacrosse Expands to Philadelphia 

-2020's New College Lacrosse Teams

-MLL Commish Speaks About League Changes

-NLL Partners With MGM

-Merrimack's Plan for Growth in D1

-Women's Box Lacrosse Grows in Canada

-Virginia Beach Looks to Add High School Lacrosse

-US Lacrosse Grants Help Northern VA

-Do Conference TV Rights Suppress Non-Revenue Sports?

-Marine Corps Roots Run Deep in NC Youth League

Wednesday Lax Links


-Lacrosse Fever In Fayetteville, NC

-NLL on a Roll with Sponsors

-A Framework for Growth in Louisiana

-The Rabils on Founding the PLL

-Israel Lacrosse to Build National Training Session

-Pennsylvania School District Studies Lacrosse Feasibility 

-The Carbon Fiber Lacrosse Stick Revolution

-Growing the Game in Colombia

-Adaptive Lacrosse Clinic Serves Ohio Community

Warren Wilson College (D3 NC) Adds Lacrosse

Warren Wilson College announced it will add lacrosse as a new varsity sport. The college is beginning a nationwide search to hire coaches for both men's and women's lacrosse teams. The coaches will focus on recruiting full teams during this academic year and will begin to practice and compete in the 2020-2021 academic year.

 "Adding lacrosse advances our vision of expanding athletic programming and increasing student athlete enrollment," said Joni Williamson, director of athletics and adventure sports at Warren Wilson College. "It's an exciting time for Warren Wilson athletics." Warren Wilson's announcement comes as the college is in the process of joining the NCAA Division III membership. The NCAA has approved Warren Wilson's application for exploratory membership. The introduction of a new team sport will help satisfy membership requirements.

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Quick Hits:

-Goal Mouth Arc Recommended by Rules Committee

-Lacrosse Taking Israel by Storm

-Ohio State to Build Lacrosse Complex

-Kentucky to Vote on High School Sponsorship

-Ref Shortage in Southern California

-NLL Hires Female Deputy Commissioner

-NLL Announces Division Alignment

Sunday Lax Links

-Bellarmine to Move All Sports to D1

-UConn Moving Back to the Big East in All Sports

-Community Lacrosse Programs Critical to Sports Future

-Growth of Summer Lacrosse In Lancaster County, PA

-Youth Lacrosse Growth in Houston

-Growing Lacrosse in North Carolina

-Pitt Announces First Women's Lacrosse Head Coach

-NLL Announces Two New Teams

-Can Lacrosse Work as a Professional Sport?

-DII Set to Accept Four New Members

-Lacrosse Growing in San Antonio

-Lacrosse Sees Spike in Pennsylvania Town

-Working to Grow Lacrosse in South Carolina

Recapping 2019's Inaugural Programs


Rochester College

NAIA (W)
Michigan
W – 2019 Record 0-9

Marian University
Division 3 (W)
Wisconsin
W – 2019 Record 2-13

Bethany College
Division 3 (W)
West Virginia
W – 2019 Record 3-12

Lewis University

Division 2 (W)
Illinois
W – 2019 Record
 0-9
University of Utah
Division 1 (M)
Utah
M – 2019 Record 5-10
Life University
NAIA (W)
Georgia
W – 2019 Record
 7-8
University at Plattsburgh
Division 3 (W)
New York
W – 2019 Record
 2-15
Wisconsin - River Falls
Division 3 (W)
Wisconsin
W – 2019 Record 11-5
Barton College
Division 2 (M)
North Carolina
M – 2019 Record 5-12
St. Bonaventure
Division 1 (M)
New York
M – 2019 Record 0-13
 
Marietta College
Division 3 (M/W)
Ohio
M – 2019 Record
W – 2019 Record 3-13
Sage College
Division 3 (M)
New York
M – 2019 Record
 8-9
Whitworth University
Division 3 (W)
Washington
W – 2019 Record 1-7
Taylor University
NAIA (M)
Indiana
M – 2019 Record 3-6

University of Chicago
Division 3 (W)
Illinois
W – 2019 Record 14-2
Willamette University
Division 3 (W)
Oregon
W – 2019 Record 3-9

Kent State University
Division 1 (W)
Ohio
W – 2019 Record 2-15
Mercer County Community College
NJCAA (M)
New Jersey
M – 2019 Record 9-7
William Peace University
Division 3 (W)
North Carolina
W – 2019 Record 10-5
Anderson University

Monday Lax Links


-The Establishment of Lacrosse in Scotland

-Partnership Grows Pro Lacrosse in Mexico

-Growing Lacrosse in Japan

-PLL and WPLL To Partner 

-Boo Corrigan Named AD at NC State

-Lacrosse Growing in Popularity will be a TSAA Sport

-Ohio Machine Connecting with Local Businesses

-St Bonaventure's Grows from the Ground Up

-What Utahs First D1 Lax Game Means

Monday Lax Links


-Team Alberta U19 Helping Grow the Sport

-Lacrosse Growing in Popularity in Minnesota Schools

-Lacrosse's Rise in Northern Michigan

-Family Looks to Grow Lacrosse in South Jersey

-Anchorage Hockey Players Taking up Lacrosse

-Lacrosse Taking Root in Virginia School

-Building Community Through Lacrosse

-Presidents Athletic Conference to Sponsor Lacrosse (D2)

-What We Can Expect From D1's Newest Programs

-End of Brother Rice's Streak Is About the Growth of Lacrosse

-Addition of Lacrosse in PA Community Could Mean Tax Hike

-Lacrosse No Longer Southeast PAs Domain

-Lacrosse Exploding in Treasure Valley ID

-The Right Way to Grow the Game

-Documentary on Utah's Transition to D1

-Lacrosse Continues to Grow in Evansville

Recapping 2018's Inaugural Year Programs


Newberry College
Division 2 (M)
South Carolina
M – 2018 Record: 4-11

Wilmington University
Division 2 (M)
Delaware
M – 2018 Record: 4-9

Central Christian College
NAIA (M)
Kansas
M – 2018 Record: 0-8

St. Ambrose University

William Peace University
Division 3 (M)
North Carolina
M – 2018 Record: 5-10

Mars Hill University
Division 2 (W)
North Carolina
W – 2018 Record: 3-12

University of Montevallo
Division 2 (M)
Alabama
M – 2018 Record: 6-7

Marian University
Division 3 (M)
Wisconsin
M – 2018 Record: 4-13

Averett University

Columbia College
NAIA (M)
Missouri
M – 2018 Record: 6-9

Southern Wesleyan University
Division 2 (W)
South Carolina
W – 2018 Record: 0-13

Earlham College
Division 3 (M/W)
Indiana
M – 2018 Record: 0-14
W – 2018 Record: 5-11

Brenau University
NAIA (W)
Georgia
W – 2018 Record: 0-13

Grove City College
Division 3 (M)
Pennsylvania
M – 2018 Record: 10-6

East Carolina University
Division 1 (W)
North Carolina
W – 2018 Record: 2-14

Embry-Riddle University

Juniata College
Division 3 (W)
Pennsylvania
W – 2018 Record: 4-12

Chatham University
Division 3 (M/W)
Pennsylvania
M – 2018 Record: 7-8
W – 2018 Record: 7-9

University of Hartford
Division 1 (W)
Connecticut
W – 2018 Record: 1-12

Arizona State University
Division 1 (W)
Arizona
W – 2018 Record: 6-12

Wofford College
Division 1 (W)
South Carolina
W – 2018 Record: 2-15

Union College
NAIA (M)
Kentucky
M – 2018 Record: 0-13

Palm Beach Atlantic University
Division 2 (M/W)
Florida
M – 2018 Record: 4-12
W – 2018 Record: 1-14


Felician University
Division 2 (M)
Florida
M – 2018 Record: 1-12





Monday Lax Links


-Coaches Optimistic Despite MPSF Team Departures

-Lacrosse Will be in the 2028 Olympics

-International Lacrosse Problems and Solutions

-Every New College Program in 2018

-The NLLs Successful Digital Strategy

-Hampton's First Full Varsity Schedule 

-Lax Grows in Sachem, NY Thanks to Indoor Game

-British Columbia Area Lacrosse Academy Growing

-Donated Land to be Used for Lacrosse in South Georgia

-Carolina Hurricanes Owner Helps Lacrosse Grow in Dallas

-Lacrosse Growing in Nantucket, MA

Sunday Lax Links


-Lacrosse Emoji May Finally Arrive

-Help this Low Poverty NC School Get Access to Lacrosse

-The Decision to Add Helmets in WLax Not Crystal Clear

-The Title IX Implications of Kent State WLax

-NLL Strives for Financial Growth

-Inaugural WLax Pac12 Season Validates Sports Growth

-Why the WPLL?

-Connecticut NLL Owner Bullish on New York Growth

-Saved By the Stick 

-57 Ways US Lacrosse Grew the Game in 2017

Life University (NAIA GA) Adds Women's Lacrosse

MARIETTA, Ga. – Life University Director of Athletics Jayme Pendergast announced the addition of Women's Lacrosse to the Running Eagles athletics department on Tuesday. The program will begin its inaugural season in the spring of 2019.

"We are very excited to add Women's Lacrosse to our expanding athletic department," said Pendergast. "Lacrosse will bring a sport to LIFE's campus that is not only growing in the state of Georgia, but nationally. Lupo Family Field will serve as a beautiful facility for competition and I'm looking forward to adding such an exciting sport that is emerging in the NAIA." The sport is rapidly growing with 32 schools currently competing in the NAIA. While Women's Lacrosse is currently an invitational sport, it will transition to a national championship sport once a minimum 40 schools sponsor Women's Lacrosse programs.

Full Article

Quick Hits:


-Columbia to Host 2018 Ivy League Lacrosse Championships

-Rutgers Coach Talks NCAA Snub

-Southern Utah HS Lacrosse Teams Excited for State Sanctioning

-HS Lacrosse Teams Excited to Play in First Sanctioned Ohio State Tournament

-Has the Ohio Machine Started a Stadium Movement?

-Buffalo Coach Promotes Lacrosse Community Day

-UNC To Renovate Lacrosse Facility

-Lacrosse Shining in Warwick, RI

Recapping 2017's Inaugural Year Programs

Northland College
Division III (M/W)
Wisconsin
M - 2017 Record: 6-9 
W - 2017 Record: 0-13 

Marian University
NAIA (W)
Indiana
W - 2017 Record: 6-8


Cleveland State University
Division 1 (M)
Ohio
M - 2017 Record: 5-9 


Concordia University
Division 2 (W)
Minnesota 
W - 2017 Record: 8-8


North Central College
Division 3 (M)
Illinois
M - 2017 Record: 10-4 


Monmouth College
Division 2 (M/W)
Illinois
M - 2017 Record: 3-11 
W - 2017 Record: 1-14

Maryville University
Division 2 (M)
Missouri
M - 2017 Record: 0-14 


Lyndon State College
Division 3 (W)
Vermont
W - 2017 Record: 2-9

Newbury College
Division 3 (W)
Massachusetts
W - 2017 Record: 0-13

Heidelberg University
Division 3 (M/W)
Ohio
M - 2017 Record: 3-13 
W - 2017 Record: 0-12

North Central University
Division 3 (M)
Minnesota
M - 2017 Record: 0-10 


Madonna University
NAIA (M/W)
Michigan
M - 2017 Record: 1-11
W - 2017 Record: 0-16

University of Northwestern
Division 3 (M)
Minnesota
M - 2017 Record: 5-7 


University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Division 2 (W)
Colorado
W - 2017 Record: 4-10

Butler University
Division 1 (W)
Indiana
W - 2017 Record: 1-16

Concordia University Ann Arbor
NAIA (M/W)
Michigan
M - 2017 Record: 2-7 
W - 2017 Record: 3-12

St. Joseph's College
Division 3 (M)
New York
M - 2017 Record: 7-6


Ohio Valley University
Division 2 (W)
West Virginia
W - 2017 Record: 0-3

Chowan University
Division 2 (M)
North Carolina
M - 2017 Record: 1-12

Union College
NAIA (M/W)
Kentucky
Postponed until 2018

Barton College
Division 2 (W)
North Carolina
W - 2017 Record: 1-11

Keiser University
NAIA (M/W)
Florida
M - 2017 Record: 9-2 
W - 2017 Record: 1-12

Westminster College
Division 3 (M/W)
Missouri
M - 2017 Record: 9-7 
W - 2017 Record: 7-6

NYIT
Division 2 (W)
New York
W - 2017 Record: 15-4

DeSales University
Division 3 (W)
Pennsylvania
W - 2017 Record: 5-12