COLORADO STATE RAMS WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Colorado State's women's lacrosse program competes as part of the Mountain West Conference at an institution founded in 1870 with an enrollment of 34,412 students in Fort Collins. The Rams play a spring season within Division I, representing one of the newer varsity additions to the athletic department's extensive portfolio. As a program operating within the Mountain West, Colorado State faces competition across the western region while building its roster and competitive infrastructure.

The program operates out of Fort Collins, a location known for its strong athletic traditions across multiple sports at the university level. Colorado State's commitment to women's lacrosse reflects broader expansion in opportunities for female student-athletes, with the team drawing from the institution's substantial undergraduate and graduate population. Competing in the spring season allows the Rams to distinguish themselves on the collegiate calendar while developing their presence in a sport experiencing significant growth at the NCAA Division I level.

KEY FACTS

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MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S LACROSSE PROGRAMS

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