EAST CAROLINA PIRATES WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

East Carolina University, established in 1907 and currently serving 28,021 students in Greenville, North Carolina, competes in women's lacrosse within the American Athletic Conference during the spring season. The Pirates represent one of the university's 17 NCAA Division I athletic programs competing across multiple sports in the AAC. With a Division I-FBS football program anchoring the athletic department, East Carolina fields a women's lacrosse team that participates in a conference featuring competitive programs across the Southeast and beyond.

Located in the heart of Eastern North Carolina, the program operates from a campus that has grown significantly since its founding, now hosting nearly 28,000 undergraduates and graduate students. Women's lacrosse at East Carolina competes in a conference structure that balances regional and national scheduling opportunities within the AAC framework. The Pirates share facilities and institutional support systems with one of the region's largest athletic departments, positioning the program within a broader collegiate sports context that includes multiple revenue-generating and Olympic sports.

KEY FACTS

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