USA Lacrosse Magazine Staff

At least 10 NCAA Division I women's lacrosse teams will be under new leadership next year, as the fallout from the 2026 season continues.

Lindsey Munday, the only coach in USC history, will part ways with the school after 14 seasons that included six NCAA tournament berths.

The next era of professional women's lacrosse is here.

Huntington (N.Y.) got back on track with a win over Ward Melville (N.Y.), while Morristown (N.J.) avenged an earlier loss with a county tournament title.

The Cougars are on the rise after upsetting Delbarton (N.J.) to win their first county championship. See this week's USA Lacrosse Public High School Boys' National Top 25.

Recognizing birthday breakout star Cameron Pupke, streak busting Hayden Baumgartner, Highlander highlighter Giselle Jaskiewicz, 10-spot Riley Nolan and six-shooter SySy Robinson.

Goal-scoring goalie Trevor Galligan, FOGO virtuoso Cole Reposa, champion finisher Jack Kelleher, rebounding leader PJ Kennedy and stat stuffer Tripp King are players of the week.

Eighty-nine players have earned USA Lacrosse Division III Women's All-American honors, including four each from Middlebury, Salisbury and Tufts.

Forty-three programs are represented and 119 players have earned recognition. Tufts and Salisbury lead the nation with 10 All-Americans each.

The top three teams in the South all faltered, a series of upsets headlined by Dallas Jesuit's triumph over previous No. 1 Highland Park. See the latest rankings.