MERCER BEARS WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Mercer University's women's lacrosse program competes within the Southern Conference as part of a 9,124-student institution founded in Macon, Georgia in 1833. Operating at the Division I FCS level, the Bears field a competitive roster during the spring season under their coaching staff. As a Southern Conference member, Mercer participates in one of the NCAA's established mid-major conferences, positioning the program alongside established regional rivals in women's lacrosse competition.

Based in Macon, the Bears represent a historically significant Georgia institution that has expanded its athletic offerings to include varsity lacrosse at the highest NCAA division level. The program's home venue provides the team with a dedicated facility for conference matchups and non-conference contests throughout the spring schedule. With institutional enrollment supporting approximately 9,100 student-athletes and general students, Mercer's lacrosse program draws from the university's broader athletic community while competing against peer institutions across the Southern Conference.

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