NCAA Lacrosse Rankings

We've reached the end of the long and winding road of the Division II season, having followed a yellow (and black) brick road all the way to an Adelphi title.

The Spartans started fast against Adelphi in the NCAA championship game.

We have crowned a champion, as Middlebury beat rival Tufts 10-9 for its fourth consecutive NCAA Division III women's lacrosse championship.

Tufts put a Jum-bow on an undefeated season with a record-setting win in the NCAA Division III men’s title game.

North Carolina completed a 22-0 season with a 12-8 victory over Northwestern in the NCAA title game.

The postseason picture continues to get clearer in Division III men’s lacrosse, as there were plenty of chalky midweek results.

The world of Division II men’s lacrosse didn’t even need to wait for the weekend to get nuts.

With Selection Sunday just six days away, we already have some teams that have secured their spots in the NCAA tournament.

With conference playoffs right around the corner, most of the top teams in the nation took care of business over the past week in Division III.

Penn, which entered the week at No. 18, is up to No. 11 after beating Ivy League leader Princeton, 15-12, on Wednesday.