NCAA Lacrosse Tickets & Game Schedule

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College Lacrosse Tickets

Get your NCAA lacrosse tickets to see the nation’s best student-athletes compete in this fast-paced sport! The NCAA sanctions lacrosse for both men and women across Division I, Division II and Division III. There are 397 men’s lacrosse teams and 524 women’s lacrosse teams in the NCAA. At the DI level, 74 universities sponsor varsity men’s lacrosse while 117 universities sponsor women’s lacrosse. Lacrosse is primarily played by universities in the Northeast and along the East Coast with teams sprinkled around the Midwest and west coast. Many college lacrosse teams are members of major conferences like the ACC, Big Ten, Big East and Ivy League.

The NCAA began sanctioning the men’s lacrosse national championship in 1971 with a women’s lacrosse national championship being added in 1982. Some of the most dominant teams in men’s lacrosse include the Syracuse Orange, Johns Hopkins Blue Jays, Virginia Cavaliers and Princeton Tigers, who have all won more than five national titles. The Maryland Terrapins have dominated women’s lacrosse at the DI college level with over ten national championships, while the Northwestern Wildcats have won more than five. Secure your NCAA lacrosse tickets today at TicketSmarter!

How much are NCAA Lacrosse tickets?

College lacrosse is a very affordable sport to see live. Tickets for regular-season matchups are typically found in the $15 to $20 range. The NCAA Lacrosse Championship finals will be more expensive with tickets starting around $30 and the average ticket price in the $100 to $120 range.

NCAA Lacrosse Schedule

The NCAA lacrosse schedule for men’s and women’s teams both occur simultaneously. The college lacrosse schedule takes place during the spring with the season for all teams opening in February. Most teams will play 14 to 18 games in a regular season. Universities that are members of a conference will play in-conference and out-of-conference games, while independents will be free to schedule a variety of opponents. The regular lacrosse season will end in early May.

Postseason play consists of conference tournaments and the national championship tournaments in May. The men’s national championship tournament will feature 16 teams, while the women’s tournament will have 28 teams. Both tournaments will feature single-elimination play with earlier rounds hosted at the home field of the higher-seeded team. The semifinals and finals will be played at neutral sites with a day of rest scheduled between the two events.