College Women

The Diplomats hired a mental performance coach and put their tough start behind them.

The NCAA Division II women's lacrosse tournament got underway with eight games on Thursday.

As a player, Mandy O’Leary was one of the world’s top midfielders and a USA Lacrosse heroine. She went on to become the architect of Florida’s lacrosse program, which is built on a foundation of relationships — including ones to her mentors.

Thirty-six Division I programs are represented and 101 players have earned recognition.

Bayley and Brigid Duffy have a close bond — and now both are in the NCAA tournament.

Stanford attacker Aliya Polisky sees more space, more solutions and infinite possibilities in lacrosse and product design.

Davidson also secured the first A-10 women’s title in school history.

The award will be presented live on May 28 in Washington, D.C.

Dipper went 19-31 in three seasons and will not have her contract renewed.

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