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We're counting down from No. 25 to No. 1 in our way-early rankings for the 2027 Division I women’s lacrosse season, starting with five potential NCAA tournament contenders.

A federal court created additional uncertainty around the NCAA’s new eligibility rule when it deemed that high school class of 2022 athletes are eligible for a fifth season.

Notre Dame takes the No. 1 spot in Patrick Stevens' way-early projection of the 2027 race. North Carolina, Princeton, Duke and Penn State round out the top five.

We're down to the top 10 in Patrick Stevens' countdown — and five NCAA tournament teams with legitimate potential to be playing Memorial Day weekend in 2027.

A rising Ivy League power, everyone's favorite mid-major and three heavyweights dealing with heavy losses arrive in the 11-15 range of our summer countdown.

Joey Spallina, Billy Dwan, Luke Rhoa, Michael Leo and Finn Thomson are named plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking an additional year of eligibility.

The Haudenosaunee Nationals stunned England, Israel took down Australia and Japan took Canada to OT in world championship quarterfinal thrillers Wednesday.

Say goodbye to white lacrosse balls. The NCAA is recommending for 2026-27 and mandating for 2027-28 that standard game balls  be fluorescent green or yellow.

We're counting down a far-too-early top 25(ish), continuing today with a group of teams that all have some noteworthy holes to fill heading into next spring.

Faith, who previously built a Division III powerhouse at Franklin & Marshall, has more than 300 career wins and spent the past season at Stevenson.