2026 DII women’s lacrosse championship: Bracket, schedule, scores

Here’s everything you need to know for the 2026 DII women’s lacrosse championship, featuring a 24-team single-elimination tournament. 

WATCH LIVE: 2026 DII women’s lacrosse championship rounds

The championship bracket was revealed in a selection show on Sunday, May 3. Twelve teams earned automatic qualification, with the remaining 12 teams selected at-large. The tournament continues on Friday, May 8 and concludes on Saturday, May 23 at Tiger Stadium in Rochester, NY. 

2026 DII women’s lacrosse championship bracket

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The DII women's lacrosse championship bracket

2026 DII women’s lacrosse championship schedule

  • Second round: Saturday, May 9
  • Quarterfinals: Saturday, May 16
  • Semifinals: Thursday, May 21
  • Championship: 5 p.m. ET on Saturday, May 23 | Live on NCAA.com
    • Judson Stadium, Rochester, NY

  • Selection show: 8:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 3 | Live on NCAA.com
  • First round: Thursday, May 7

NCAA DII women’s lacrosse championship history

Adelphi holds the most titles all time with nine championships while the Tampa Spartans are the back-to-back defending national champions from after a 15-9 win over Adelphi in 2025. Below is the complete history of the DII women’s lacrosse championship.

Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Site
2025 Tampa Kelly Gallagher 15-9 Adelphi Salem, Virginia
2024 Tampa Kelly Gallagher 13-8 Adelphi Winter Park, Fla.
2023 Pace Tricia Molfetta 19-9 West Chester Indianapolis, Indiana
2022 UIndy James Delaney 11-9 East Stroudsburg St. Charles, Missouri
2021 Lindenwood (MO) Jack Cribbin 14-12 Queens (NC) Salem, Virginia
2020 Canceled due to
Covid-19
2019 Adelphi Pat McCabe 11-5 West Chester Allendale, Michigan 
2018 Le Moyne Kathy Taylor 16-11 Florida Southern Tampa, Fla.
2017 Adelphi Pat McCabe 6-4 Florida Southern Bloomsburg, Pa.
2016 Florida Southern Kara Reber 8-7 Adelphi Denver, Colorado
2015 Adelphi Pat McCabe 5-4 (OT) Lock Haven Salem, Va.
2014 Adelphi Rob Grella 7-5 Lock Haven Salem, Va.
2013 LIU Post Meghan McNamara 10-7 Limestone Owings Mills, Md.
2012 LIU Post Meghan McNamara 17-16 West Chester Louisville
2011 Adelphi Joe Spallina 17-4 Limestone Adelphi
2010 Adelphi Joe Spallina 17-7 West Chester Gettysburg, Pa.
2009 Adelphi Joe Spallina 16-4 Lock Haven Salem, Va.
2008 West Chester Ginny Martino 13-12 LIU Post Houston
2007 LIU Post Karen MaCrate Henning 15-7 West Chester Salem, Va.
2006 Adelphi Jill Lessne-Solomon 16-8 West Chester Benedictine (Ill.)
2005 Stonehill Michael Daly 13-10 West Chester West Chester
2004 Adelphi Jill Lessne 12-11 West Chester Orlando
2003 Stonehill Michael Daly 9-8 Longwood Stonehill
2002 West Chester Ginny Martino 11-6 Stonehill West Chester
2001 LIU Post Karen MaCrate 13-9 West Chester Stonehill

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