ALCORN STATE BRAVES WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Alcorn State University, founded in 1871 and located in Lorman, Mississippi, fields its women's lacrosse program within a student body of 2,933 undergraduates. Competing at the Division I-FCS level, the Braves represent the Southwestern Athletic Conference during the spring season, marking the university's commitment to expanding athletic opportunities in a historically underrepresented sport in the Deep South. The program operates with institutional support befitting Alcorn's status as one of the nation's historically Black universities.

Women's lacrosse at Alcorn State competes during the traditional spring calendar, distinguishing it from fall-based programs at many peer institutions. As a SWAC member, the Braves face conference opponents across the South while building their competitive infrastructure. The program's presence on campus reflects growing regional interest in lacrosse, particularly at historically Black colleges and universities where the sport has traditionally had limited participation. Alcorn's commitment to women's athletics continues to broaden the athletic portfolio available to its student-athletes.

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• Southern University, Baton Rouge Southern University, Baton Rouge
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