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

Posted in: Division I,Division II,Division III,Florida,Michigan,Missouri,NAIA,New York,North Carolina,Ohio,Pennsylvania,Rhode Island,Virginia,Washington,Wisconsin

Pacific Lutheran University (D3) Adds Women's Lacrosse and Five Towns College (NY USCAA) Adds Lacrosse

TACOMA, Wash. — The Pacific Lutheran University Athletic Department will expand its varsity sport offerings for the first time since 1996, elevating women's lacrosse to varsity status for the 2024–2025

academic year. Already an established club program on campus, the women's lacrosse program will remain a club sport next academic year before gearing up to make the jump as PLU's 18th varsity sport for 2024–2025. "PLU has a rich tradition of varsity sports," said President Allan Belton.

"We're proud of our national championships and All-Americans, but we're even more proud of the student-athlete experience we cultivate here, and the leaders our student-athletes grow into. We look forward to extending that experience to women's lacrosse athletes." The Lutes will practice and compete at East Field, home of the Lutes' championship-winning men's and women's soccer programs, and will be members of the Northwest Conference. PLU will be the ninth institution in the NWC to add women's lacrosse.

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Dix Hills, NY – Five Towns College Athletic Director Matt Guercio announced today that the department will expand for the 2023-2024 academic year by adding Men's and Women's Lacrosse to its varsity program. The addition of these two new programs would be the 9th and 10th teams for the performing arts-oriented college. Currently, Five Towns College offers men's and women's basketball, soccer, volleyball and cross-country – although the volleyball and cross-country programs were placed on hiatus during the pandemic and will resume for the 2023-24 academic year as well.

"The addition of men's and women's lacrosse will enhance our athletic portfolio, but more importantly provide additional opportunities for the entire college community," said Guercio. "Long Island has produced some of the greatest players the game of lacrosse has ever seen. It remains the Island's game and competition will now take place at the intercollegiate level in Dix Hills." In making the announcement, Guercio noted that the College will be announcing its choice for both men's and women's Lacrosse Head Coaches shortly, and that student-athlete recruitment for the new teams has already begun. All prospective student-athletes interested in joining the lacrosse team should complete the Prospective Student-Athlete Form or email athletics@ftc.edu.

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Posted in: Division III,New York,USCAA,Washington

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

Division 3 (M/W)
Indiana
M – 2019 Record 1-12
W – 2019 Record 2-8

Posted in: Division I,Division II,Division III,Georgia,Illinois,Indiana,JUCO,Michigan,NAIA,New Jersey,New York,North Carolina,Ohio,Oregon,Utah,Washington,West Virginia,Wisconsin

University of Pittsburgh Add Women's Lacrosse

PITTSBURGH—University of Pittsburgh Director of Athletics Heather Lyke announced today that Pitt Athletics will add women's lacrosse as a varsity sport. The program will play its inaugural season against NCAA Division I competition in the 2021-22 academic year. Pitt will be the ninth Atlantic Coast Conference institution to sponsor the sport at the NCAA Division I level.

The program will be fully funded with the NCAA maximum of 12 scholarships and play its games at the Petersen Sports Complex. "On behalf of our University and Department of Athletics, we are extremely excited to announce the addition of women's lacrosse as a Division I sport at Pitt," said Lyke, who in 2014 chaired the NCAA Men's Lacrosse Committee. "We are grateful for the support of our Board of Trustees and Chancellor Patrick Gallagher. Their belief in the vision and future of Pitt Athletics has been vital.

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Sunday Lax Links

-Lacrosse Casts It's Net Further From Coast

-Grow the Child to Grow the Game

-Interview with FIL CEO

-Is Texas Lacrosse on the Verge of a Friday Night Lights?

-High School Lacrosse Region in California Lacks Tournament

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-Growing the Game in Iowa

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Sunday Lax Links

-Penn State to Renovate Lacrosse Facility

-Wheelchair Lacrosse Demo'd at MCLA Championships

-Washington State Girls Lacrosse Program Sees Interest Grow

-Water Polo and Lacrosse Growing at High School Level in Texas

-Lacrosse Growing in Popularity in Rockford, IL

-Laguna Beach HS Considers Adding Lacrosse

-Bill Belichick Foundation Contributes to Programs growth

-South Jersey School Focused on Growing the Game

-Lacrosse Growth in Urban Seattle

-Lacrosse's New Generation Growing in Utah

-Lacrosse Growing Rapidly in Central PA

Posted in: California,College,Division I,Facilities,High School,Illinois,Massachusetts,MCLA,New Jersey,Pennsylvania,Texas,Utah,Washington,Wheelchair Lacrosse

Whitworth University (D3 WA) Adds Women's Lacroses

SPOKANE, Wash. – Women’s lacrosse will become Whitworth University’s 21st varsity sport and will begin playing games in the spring of 2019. Whitworth will become the seventh Northwest Conference school to sponsor women’s lacrosse. George Fox, Linfield, Pacific (Ore.), Puget Sound and Whitman already sponsor women’s lacrosse as a varsity sport. Willamette will also begin playing varsity games in the spring of 2019.

 “We are excited to provide another opportunity for our students to compete in a Northwest Conference sport that, up until this point, we did not offer,” said Tim Demant, Whitworth’s Director of Athletics. “We will now provide an opportunity for those students who desire to play women’s lacrosse at the collegiate level an opportunity to also get a Whitworth education.”

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Upper Iowa University (DII) and Central Christian College (KS NAIA) Add Lacrosse

Upper Iowa University and the Athletics Department is proud to announce that women's lacrosse will become the 16th varsity sport for the Peacocks with the first team set to compete in the 2018-19 academic year. A search for a full-time head coach will begin immediately with the position starting early this spring (2017) to establish recruiting, schedules and other day-to-day operations for the new program. The program's first competition will take place in spring 2019.

The team will compete and train at Harms-Eischeid Stadium. "We are excited to add women's lacrosse to our Athletics Department and provide new opportunities to new students looking at Upper Iowa University as their top choice for higher education," said President William R. Duffy II. "The caliber of student-athletes who compete in lacrosse will be an asset for our university, and we look forward to these young women becoming UIU leaders inside and outside of the classroom."

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The Central Christian College Board of Trustees and the President's Cabinet have approved the addition of Men's Lacrosse beginning in the Fall of 2017. The announcement was made late last week by Central Christian Director of Athletics, Steve "Twiggs" Reed. When Reed was hired in the summer of 2015, one of the projects he was tasked with by CCC President, Hal Hoxie, was to begin looking at other NAIA championship sports that could be added to the College's lineup of athletic programs, that would help place in CCC in the national spotlight, and also help to boost enrollment.

In his first year at the helm, Reed added men's wrestling to the docket, and after many months of research the decision was made to start a men's lacrosse program at CCC. Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States and has been gaining popularity here in the central states over the past decade. Currently it is listed as an invitational sport in the NAIA with 30 schools sponsoring a program.

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-How Do You Grow the Game?

Posted in: California,College,Division II,Donors Choose,High School,Iowa,Kansas,Maryland,NAIA,NLL,Ohio,Professional,TV,Urban Growth,Washington

Saturday Lax Links

-Final Four TV Ratings Increase

-Final Four Attendance Increase

-Dowling College (DII NY) To Close Doors, Shut Down Athletics

-Lacrosse a New Thrill at Philly Inner City School

-Growing the Game in Prince Albert, CA

-Youth Lacrosse Growing Through Northern Michigan

-Lacrosse's Big Moment

-High School Lacrosse Growth in Washington State

-High School Lacrosse Growth in Illinois

-Women's Professional Lacrosse League Has Mission in Mind

-Lacrosse a Way of Life for Alabama Man

-The Dream of Black Lacrosse

-Courage Games Grow in 2nd Year

-Minnesota Hockey Players Switching Sticks in the Spring

-Growing the Game in Illinois Community

Posted in: Alabama,Attendance,Canada,Cut Sports,Diversity,Division I,Division II,High School,Illinois,Michigan,Minnesota,NCAA,New York,Pennsylvania,TV Ratings,Urban Growth,UWLX,Washington,Youth

US Lacrosse Releases 2015 Participation Survey

ational lacrosse participation topped 800,000 active players for the first time since US Lacrosse began monitoring participation levels in 2001. For the year, total participation grew 2.2 percent to a total of 802,044 players competing on organized teams.

Youth lacrosse continues to be the largest segment of play in the country with nearly 450,000 players under the age of 15. For the second consecutive year there were 14 states with at least 10,000 players, led by New York with 56,335 players. At the high school level, lacrosse remains the fastest-growing team sport according to date from the National Federation of State High School Associations. Over the five-year period from 2010-2015, the number of schools with boys’ lacrosse rose 29.5 percent and the number of girls’ programs grew 29.8 percent. Indoor track was the only other sport with a double-digit percentage increase in new teams.

The growth rates were even higher at the NCAA level. From 2010 to 2015, the number of new men’s programs grew 33.6 percent and the number of new women’s programs grew 36.6 percent.

Full Article/Survey

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Posted in: Canada,Diversity,Participation,South Africa,South Dakota,Urban Growth,US Lacrosse,Washington,Wheelchair Lacrosse,Youth

Southern Wesleyan University (DII SC) Adds Women's Lacrosse

CENTRAL, S.C.- The Board of Trustees of Southern Wesleyan University has approved the addition of women’s lacrosse as an intercollegiate sport for the 2016-17 school year. “I am excited to announce that our Board of Trustees has approved the addition of our 18th varsity sport at SWU,” said Southern Wesleyan Director of Athletics Chris Williams.

“A big thank you to President Voss and his cabinet, and to the members of my staff who have worked to gather data, write the pro-forma and to pitch the proposal.”

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-Casey Powell Introduces Speed Lacrosse

-Illinois Votes to Sponsor Lacrosse at High School Level

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-Colorado High School Adds Lacrosse

-Fast Paced Lacrosse Growing in Wisconsin

-Lacrosse Growing in Coronado, TX

-Lacrosse Interest Growing in Kansas

-How A History Making Team Challenges Lacrosse's White Image

-Eastern Washington Girls Club at Forefront of Growth

-Desert Vista, AZ Players Finding Success

Posted in: Arizona,Colorado,Diversity,Division I,Division II,Georgia,High School,Illinois,Kansas,South Carolina,Speed Lacrosse,Texas,Virginia,Washington,Wisconsin

Chowan University (DII NC) Adds Men's Lacrosse

MURFREESBORO- Chowan University continues to provide competitive athletic opportunities with the official addition of men's lacrosse for the 2016-17 academic year. The search for Chowan's first men's lacrosse coach concluded with the hiring of Jim Griffin, who eagerly accepted the challenge of implementing the Hawks' first recruiting class.

"I am very excited to begin men's lacrosse here at Chowan University. The academic programs,

facilities, and moral culture make this a homerun for men's lacrosse. The University sits in great proximity to lacrosse hotbeds in every direction….and will offer an ideal environment for student-athletes at the NCAA Division II level," Griffin stated. Vice President/Director of Athletics, Ozzie McFarland added, "I believe we have found the perfect person to start our men's lacrosse program…one who has already started two programs. Jim has strong ties to North Carolina…He will be an excellent addition to our staff and should help us meet our goal of being one of the best lacrosse programs in the region". "I look forward to contacting lacrosse players around the United States to tell them about this great institution and inviting them to part of something special here at Chowan," Griffin added.

With the addition of men's lacrosse, Chowan's athletic department supports 18 athletic teams with eight men's programs and ten women's programs as well as a co-ed cheerleading team.

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Posted in: California,Division I,Division II,Graduation Rates,HBCU,MCLA,MLL,Nebraska,New Jersey,North Carolina,Participation,Urban Growth,US Lacrosse,Virginia,Washington,Youth

Monday Lax Links

-Harlem Lacrosse Program Flourishing 

-Bringing Lacrosse to Harlem (video)

-West Texas Lacrosse Club Gets Off the Ground

-Seattle High School Produces Its First NCAA Committ

-Colorado Town Hopes to Grow Lacrosse Tourney

-US Lacrosse Awards 110 First Stick Programs

-Q&A With B1G Commissioner Jim Delaney 

-Summit Puts Girls Lacrosse Growth in Focus

-Knoxville, TN Program Sets Lacrosse Foundation (video)

-Lacrosse Interest Expanding in Iowa

Posted in: College,Colorado,Conferences,Division III,High School,Iowa,MCLA,New York,Tennessee,Texas,Urban Growth,US Lacrosse,Washington,Youth

Wednesday Lax Links

-NC School Board Hears Arguments for Lacrosse

-New Lacrosse Program Growing in Minnesota

-Maryland Lacrosse Finding Exposure in Big Ten

-Nova Scotia Lacrosse Organization Growing

-California School Benefits from US Lacrosse First Stick Program

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-More on Hampton Adding Men's Lacrosse

-Lacrosse Growing in Washington Community

-Professionals Ignite Interest in Lacrosse in Alberta Community

Posted in: California,Canada,College,Division I,HBCU,High School,Maryland,Minnesota,New York,North Carolina,Virginia,Washington,Youth

Sweet Briar College (DIII VA) to Close, End Athletics Programs

On behalf of the athletics department, I want to thank all of you for the outpouring of support and concern. The news of the college closing at the end of this semester has put some perspective on what we value here at Sweet Briar and Vixen Athletics—and it truly shows how wonderful you as supporters and fans are in our lives.

Our Sweet Briar student athletes, coaches and athletics staff are doing what they all do best—rising to the occasion of challenges that are before us. This semester and the spring sport season in particular, will be a new kind of challenge for sure. All of us at Vixen Athletics are committed to finish what we started and look forward to continuing with all of our scheduled competitions as a proud member of the NCAA and Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC).

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Westminster College (DIII PA) Adds Lacrosse

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College has announced the addition of men's lacrosse as a varsity sport for the 2015-16 academic year. The addition of men's lacrosse increases the number of Westminster's varsity sports to 21. Men's lacrosse will be a spring sport.

 "The addition of lacrosse to our portfolio of athletic offerings reflects the growth of the sport nationally and increasing interest in it by both current and prospective students," Westminster President Richard Dorman said. "As the Presidents Athletic Conference (PAC) continues to see new varsity lacrosse programs established at member colleges, Westminster is pleased to be the next entry into this fast and exciting sport."

 Westminster is anticipating adding women's lacrosse as a varsity sport in the near future. At this time, women's lacrosse remains a club sport.

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Posted in: Division III,HBCU,High School,Indiana,North Carolina,Ohio,Pennsylvania,South Carolina,Turkey,Virginia,Washington,Youth

Sunday Lax Links

-UK Website Interviews Paul Rabil

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-Naperville, IL Community to Get Lacrosse

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Posted in: Conferences,Division I,England,High School,Illinois,Industry,Israel,Missouri,NCAA,Participation,Washington,Youth

Purchase College (DIII NY) Adds Lacrosse

Purchase, NY (May 7, 2014) – The Purchase College athletic department is proud to announce that we will be offering men's lacrosse as an official NCAA Division III intercollegiate sport for 2015-16, said Athletic Director Chris Bisignano today.

 The addition of men's lacrosse will boost the ever-growing department to 17 varsity sports in two years and it also complements the recently added women's lacrosse team, which just completed its second full season – one that was filled with several highlights, most notably the program's first victory, its first conference win and two all-conference distinctions for the team's top two players.

 Adding men's lacrosse to a program that now includes women's lacrosse will not only enable Purchase to recruit quality student-athletes from the region and nationally, but it will also allow the department to continue to build on its recent success, Bisignano said. At the heart of that expected success will be the program's new leadership. A national search for the first-ever head coach for the new varsity program will begin immediately.

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Lots of Growth Articles

-Belgium Ready For World Debut

-Youth Lax Now Offered in St. Paul, MN

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-Lacrosse Growth in Washington State

-Whitman College Lacrosse On Way to Being a Varsity Sport

-Lacrosse's Double Header Dilemma 

-Girls Lacrosse Growing in New Bedford, MA

-New Zealand Lacrosse Interest Growing

-Centenary Lacrosse Program Growing

-France Ready to Grow the Game

-Lacrosse Continuing to Grow in Alberta

Posted in: Belgium,Canada,Division III,France,High School,International,Louisiana,Massachusetts,Minnesota,New Zealand,Pro Salaries,Professional,Tennessee,Washington,Youth

CSU Pueblo (DII CO) Adds Lacrosse

In 2014-15, Colorado State University-Pueblo will add a men's lacrosse program to its intercollegiate sports offerings, increasing the University's sports to 22. This fall, a national search will get underway for the men's lacrosse head coaching position, and lacrosse prospects around the nation will draw interest from CSU-
Pueblo.

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Coinciding with the arrival of the men's and women's lacrosse programs in 2014-15, CSU-Pueblo's Rawlings Soccer Complex will be re-purposed to house the men's and women's soccer as well as men's and women's lacrosse programs with an all-weather turf field, stadium, press box and team facilities, slated to be completed in time for the 2015-16 season. View artist's renderings of the facility below.

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