NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament
SportWomen's college lacrosse
Founded1985
No. of teams46
CountryUnited States
Most recent
champion(s)		Middlebury (9th Title)
Most titlesTCNJ (12 Titles)
TV partner(s)ESPNU
Official websitewww.ncaa.com/sports/lacrosse-women/d3

The NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament is a yearly single-elimination tournament hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the national champion women's collegiate lacrosse team among its Division III members in the United States, held annually since 1985.[1]

The Middlebury Panthers are the current champions. The College of New Jersey, previously known as Trenton State, is the most successful program with twelve total titles.[2]

Champions

See Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Champions for the 1981 and 1982 Division III women's lacrosse champions.

NCAA Division III women's lacrosse tournament
Year Site
(Host Team)		 Championship Results Semifinalists
Champion Score Runner-Up
1985
Details		 Philadelphia, PA
(Penn)		 Trenton State 7–4 Ursinus Drew and Lynchburg
1986
Details		 College Park, MD
(Maryland)		 Ursinus 12–10 Trenton State Lynchburg and Wheaton (IL)
1987
Details		 Trenton State (2) 8–7
(OT)		 Ursinus Western Maryland and William Smith
1988
Details		 Haverford, PA
(Haverford)		 Trenton State (3) 14–11 William Smith Johns Hopkins and Ursinus
1989
Details		 West Chester, PA
(West Chester)		 Ursinus (2) 8–6 Trenton State St. Lawrence and William Smith
1990
Details		 Princeton, NJ
(Princeton)		 Ursinus (3) 7–6 St. Lawrence Roanoke and Trenton State
1991
Details		 Ewing Township, NJ
(Trenton State)		 Trenton State (4) 7–6 Ursinus Franklin & Marshall and William Smith
1992
Details		 Bethlehem, PA
(Lehigh)		 Trenton State † 5-3 William Smith Roanoke and Ursinus
1993
Details		 College Park, MD
(Maryland)		 Trenton State (5) 10–9 William Smith Franklin & Marshall and Johns Hopkins
1994
Details		 Trenton State (6) 29–11 William Smith Johns Hopkins and Middlebury
1995
Details		 Ewing Township, NJ
(Trenton State)		 Trenton State (7) 15–14 William Smith Johns Hopkins and Middlebury
1996
Details		 Bethlehem, PA
(Lehigh)		 TCNJ (8) 15–8 Middlebury Goucher and Ursinus
1997
Details		 Middlebury 14–9 TCNJ Johns Hopkins and William Smith
1998
Details		 Baltimore, MD
(UMBC)		 TCNJ (9) 12–11
(OT)		 Williams Hartwick and Middlebury
1999
Details		 Baltimore, MD
(Johns Hopkins)		 Middlebury (2) 10–9 Amherst TCNJ and William Smith
2000
Details		 Ewing Township, NJ
(TCNJ)		 TCNJ (10) 14–8 Williams Middlebury and Salisbury State
2001
Details		 Baltimore, MD
(Johns Hopkins)		 Middlebury (3) 11–10
(2OT)		 Amherst Mary Washington and TCNJ
2002
Details		 Glassboro, NJ
(Rowan)		 Middlebury (4) 12–6 TCNJ Amherst and Mary Washington
2003
Details		 Rochester, NY
(St. John Fisher)		 Amherst 11–9 Middlebury TCNJ and William Smith
2004
Details		 Middlebury (5) 13–11
(OT)		 TCNJ Amherst and Salisbury
2005
Details		 Ewing Township, NJ
(TCNJ)		 TCNJ (11) 9–7 Salisbury Colorado College and Middlebury
2006
Details		 Hoboken, NJ
(Stevens)		 TCNJ (12) 10–4 Gettysburg SUNY Cortland and Middlebury
2007
Details		 Geneva, NY
(William Smith)		 Franklin & Marshall 11–8 Salisbury Gettysburg and Middlebury
2008
Details		 Salem, VA
(Roanoke)		 Hamilton 13–6 Franklin & Marshall TCNJ and Salisbury
2009
Details		 Franklin & Marshall (2) 11–10
(OT)		 Salisbury Gettysburg and Hamilton
2010
Details		 Gettysburg, PA
(Gettysburg)		 Salisbury 7–6 Hamilton Franklin & Marshall and Gettysburg
2011
Details		 Garden City, NY
(Adelphi)		 Gettysburg 16–5 Bowdoin SUNY Cortland and TCNJ
2012
Details		 Montclair, NJ
(Montclair State)		 Trinity (CT) 8–7 Salisbury SUNY Cortland and Middlebury
2013
Details		 Stevenson, MD
(Stevenson)		 Salisbury (2) 12–5 Trinity (CT) SUNY Cortland and Middlebury
2014
Details		 Gettysburg, PA
(Gettysburg)		 Salisbury (3) 9–6 Trinity (CT) Amherst and SUNY Cortland
2015
Details		 Philadelphia, PA Cortland 17-6 Trinity (CT) Middlebury and Franklin & Marshall
2016
Details		 Middlebury (6) 9-5 Trinity (CT) SUNY Cortland and Franklin & Marshall
2017
Details		 Salem, VA
(Roanoke)		 Gettysburg (2) 6-5 TCNJ Trinity (CT) and Washington & Lee
2018
Details		 Gettysburg (3) 11-9 Middlebury Salisbury and TCNJ
2019
Details		 Ashland, VA
(Randolph–Macon)		 Middlebury (7) 14–9 Salisbury Tufts and Wesleyan
2020
 Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021
Details		 Salem, VA
(Roanoke)		 Salisbury (4) 14-13 Tufts Denison and St. John Fisher
2022
Details		 Middlebury (8) 13–5 Tufts Gettysburg and TCNJ
2023
Details		 Middlebury (9) 17–9 Gettysburg Franklin & Marshall and William Smith
2024
Details
2025
Details		 Babson Park, MA
(Babson)
2026
Details

† NCAA vacated the 1992 Trenton State title due to use of an ineligible player during the tournament

Championship Records

TeamChampionship RecordWinning years
TCNJ
(Trenton State)		12-6 †1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2005, 2006
Middlebury9–31997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2016, 2019, 2022, 2023
Salisbury
(Salisbury State)		4–52010, 2013, 2014, 2021
Ursinus3–31986, 1989, 1990
Gettysburg3–22011, 2017, 2018
Franklin & Marshall2–12007, 2009
Cortland1–02015
Trinity (CT)1–42012
Hamilton1–12008
Amherst1–22003
William Smith0–5
Tufts0-2
Wiliams0–2
Bowdoin0–1
St. Lawrence0–1

† NCAA vacated the 1992 Trenton State title due to use of an ineligible player during the tournament

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Division III Women's Lacrosse Championship Results" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved January 13, 2016.
  2. ↑ "DIII Women's College Lacrosse - History". NCAA.
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