For the first time, all three NCAA Women鈥檚 Lacrosse Championships finals will take place at a single location. Towson will host the 2027 championships at Johnny Unitas Stadium, while Subaru Park in Philadelphia will host the 2028 championships. This decision, made by the Division I, II, and III Women鈥檚 Lacrosse Oversight Committees, aims to enhance the sport's visibility and attract larger crowds. Both venues are recognized for their capacity and experience in hosting significant lacrosse events. This collaborative effort represents a significant milestone in the history of women鈥檚 lacrosse championships.

By the Numbers
  • Johnny Unitas Stadium seats over 11,000 fans, with a record attendance of 10,311 in 2014.
  • Subaru Park attracted 8,143 fans in the 2015 championship and 7,636 in 2016.
State of Play
  • The 2027 finals will occur from May 28-30, with Division I semifinals on May 28.
  • Towson has a history of hosting NCAA Women鈥檚 Lacrosse events dating back to 2008.
What's Next

Event schedules and ticket information will soon be available on the NCAA's official site, with significant anticipation for increased attendance at both championship weekends. The committees aim to capitalize on this momentum to further promote women's lacrosse.

Bottom Line

This unprecedented joint championship format is set to elevate the profile of NCAA women's lacrosse, providing a platform for showcasing talent and fostering community engagement in both Baltimore and Philadelphia.