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Elite ProgramColumbus, Ohio · NCAA D1 · Big Ten
NCAA D1 · Big Ten
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Columbus, Ohio · NCAA D1 · Big Ten
NCAA D1 · Big Ten

Ann Arbor, Michigan · NCAA D1 · Big Ten
NCAA D1 · Big Ten

Gainesville, Florida · NCAA D1 · Southeastern
NCAA D1 · Southeastern

Los Angeles, California · NCAA D1 · Big Ten
NCAA D1 · Big Ten

Notre Dame, Indiana · NCAA D1 · Division I-A Independents
NCAA D1 · Division I-A Independents

Stanford, California · NCAA D1 · Atlantic Coast
NCAA D1 · Atlantic Coast
How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified November 2026.
The U.S. has 587 colleges with Women's Lacrosse programs. Of those, 138 compete in NCAA Division I, 116 in NCAA Division II, 288 in NCAA Division III, 33 in the NAIA, 10 at the junior college level and 2 in other associations. The most popular programs are Ohio State University, University of Michigan and University of Florida. Their head coaches are Amanda Moore at Ohio State University, Hannah Nielsen at University of Michigan and Amanda O'Leary at University of Florida. 15 schools compete in the Middle Atlantic States Athletic Corporation, the most common conference.
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587 colleges have Women's Lacrosse programs: 138 Division I, 116 Division II, 288 Division III, 33 NAIA and 10 Junior college.
138 colleges compete in NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse: American University, Arizona State University, Austin Peay State University, Bellarmine University, Binghamton University, Boston College, Boston University, Brown University and 130 more.
116 colleges compete in NCAA Division II Women's Lacrosse: Adelphi University, American International College, Anderson University, Ashland University, Assumption University, Barry University, Barton College, Belmont Abbey College and 108 more.
288 colleges compete in NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse: Adrian College, Albertus Magnus College, Albion College, Albright College, Alfred University, Allegheny College, Alma College, Alvernia University and 280 more.
33 colleges compete in NAIA Women's Lacrosse: Aquinas College, Ave Maria University, Benedictine College, Bethel University, College of Idaho, Culver-Stockton College, Eastern Oregon University, Georgetown College and 25 more.
10 colleges compete in NJCAA junior college Women's Lacrosse: Bryant & Stratton College, Wauwatosa, College of DuPage, Genesee Community College, Jefferson College, Lewis and Clark Community College, Marian University, Ancilla, Onondaga Community College, Quincy College and 2 more.
Williamson College of the Trades has the lowest average net price at $1,421 a year after grants and scholarships.
The Middle Atlantic States Athletic Corporation has the most Women's Lacrosse programs.
Amanda Moore (Ohio State University), Hannah Nielsen (University of Michigan), Amanda O'Leary (University of Florida), Sam Apuzzo (University of Southern California), Christine Halfpenny (University of Notre Dame), Danielle Spencer (Stanford University), Kerstin Kimel (Duke University) and Sara Tisdale (Florida State University).
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The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.
138 schools compete in NCAA Division I. The 12 most popular are listed below.
116 schools compete in NCAA Division II. The 12 most popular are listed below.
288 schools compete in NCAA Division III. The 12 most popular are listed below.
33 schools compete in NAIA. The 12 most popular are listed below.
10 schools compete in NJCAA junior college.