Press Release

For the first time, the finals of all three NCAA women’s lacrosse championships will be held at one site starting with a return to Towson in 2027.

Modifications to refine the rules of women’s lacrosse and address unintended consequences resulting from the most recent rules changes last year were approved.

The PLL and WLL are collaborating with the NLL to create some rare pro lacrosse synergy around the Lexus Global Lacrosse Games, a sixes event to feature all the world's top pros.

Proposed rule changes for the 2026-27 season add clarity to illegal checks and contact, address flopping and targeting, and allow for video review when a card is assessed.

Le Moyne's Dan Sheehan, who led the Dolphins to six NCAA Division II championships, is retiring to become the school's director of philanthropy for athletics.

North Carolina attackman Owen Duffy will miss Saturday’s NCAA tournament first-round game against UAlbany with a lower body injury, the school announced Saturday.

Forty-seven teams made the field — 31 AQs and 16 at-large.

The Women's Lacrosse League held a supplemental draft Wednesday, expanding rosters from 13 to 19 in preparation for its inaugural season.

The PLL and WLL schedules will run concurrently beginning May 15-17, outside of July 24-26 in Denver.

The Championship Series will now be split between two weekends of action.