EAST TEXAS A&M LIONS WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Commerce, Texas, East Texas A&M has competed in NCAA Division I lacrosse since joining the Southland Conference for spring play. The Lions represent an institution established in 1889 with approximately 11,500 students across its campus. Women's lacrosse at the university operates within the FCS framework, competing against regional and conference opponents during the spring season.

East Texas A&M's women's lacrosse program builds its competitive foundation within the Southland Conference, a conference that spans institutions across Texas and Louisiana. The Lions play their home contests at the university's designated venue while developing their roster and competing in the spring season that distinguishes lacrosse from most other collegiate sports calendars. Representing a university rooted in Texas higher education for over a century, the program combines institutional tradition with participation in one of college lacrosse's growing regions.

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