HUNTINGDON, Pa.- Juniata College has officially announced its plan to begin varsity competition in the sport of men's lacrosse starting in the 2021-2022 academic year. The addition will raise the college's total number of varsity sports to 24 and result in full participation in all sponsored Landmark Conference sports.
"Men's lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the nation for high schools and colleges, and many men are seeking opportunities to play at the collegiate level while receiving a high-quality
education," said athletic director and head coach for men's basketball Greg Curley. "The addition of men's lacrosse on the heels of our other recent and successful additions including: men's and women's golf, men's swimming, and women's lacrosse will allow our department to meet the changing demands of our student-athletes. It will also enhance our competitive footprint, develop new recruiting opportunities, and provide a broad-based athletic experience reflective of the Division III philosophy."
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Juniata College (D3 PA) Adds Men's Lacrosse
Thursday, June 20, 2019
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Rochester College
NAIA (W)
Michigan
W – 2019 Record 0-9
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Division 3 (W)
Wisconsin
W – 2019 Record 2-13
Division 3 (W)
West Virginia
W – 2019 Record 3-12
Lewis University
Division 2 (W)
Illinois
W – 2019 Record 0-9
Division 1 (M)
Utah
M – 2019 Record 5-10
Division 3 (W)
Wisconsin
W – 2019 Record 11-5
Division 3 (M/W)
Ohio
M – 2019 Record
W – 2019 Record 3-13
Division 3 (W)
Washington
W – 2019 Record 1-7
NAIA (M)
Indiana
M – 2019 Record 3-6
University of Chicago
Division 3 (W)
Illinois
W – 2019 Record 14-2
Division 3 (W)
Oregon
W – 2019 Record 3-9
Kent State University
Division 1 (W)
Ohio
W – 2019 Record 2-15
NJCAA (M)
New Jersey
M – 2019 Record 9-7
Division 3 (W)
North Carolina
W – 2019 Record 10-5
Indiana
M – 2019 Record 1-12
W – 2019 Record 2-8
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