OLD DOMINION MONARCHS WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Old Dominion University's women's lacrosse program competes in the Sun Belt Conference as part of the athletic department at the Norfolk, Virginia institution, which serves 23,469 students across its campus established in 1930. The Monarchs play their home matches at the university's designated facility and field a roster competitive within the FBS landscape during the spring season. As a member of the Sun Belt Conference, Old Dominion participates in a conference structure that includes programs across multiple regions, positioning the team within Division I college lacrosse's competitive framework.

The program operates under coaching staff leadership within Old Dominion's broader athletic mission in southeastern Virginia. Women's lacrosse at the university represents one of the Monarchs' varsity offerings, contributing to the school's participation across numerous NCAA sports. The spring season schedule allows the program to compete regionally while developing student-athletes within the collegiate lacrosse environment that spans from early spring through postseason competition in May.

KEY FACTS

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