TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Lubbock's Texas Tech University fields a women's lacrosse program competing within the Big 12 Conference during the spring season at the NCAA Division I level. Founded in 1923, the institution serves 42,455 students and represents one of the largest universities in Texas, providing significant resources to support its athletic initiatives. Red Raiders women's lacrosse operates from a campus that has developed into a competitive athletic hub in the Big 12, a conference that includes established lacrosse programs across the region.

Women's lacrosse at Texas Tech competes in an increasingly competitive spring season environment where Big 12 teams vie for conference standings and NCAA tournament consideration. The program recruits from a talent pool across Texas and beyond, building rosters capable of competing against traditional lacrosse powerhouses in the conference. As part of the Big 12's athletic structure, the Red Raiders benefit from conference-level scheduling and postseason opportunities that define modern Division I women's lacrosse competition in the southwestern United States.

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BIG 12 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S LACROSSE PROGRAMS

• Arizona State Sun Devils
• Baylor Bears
• Brigham Young Cougars
• Iowa State Iowa State
• Kansas State Wildcats
• Oklahoma State Oklahoma State
• Texas Christian Horned Frogs
• Arizona Wildcats
• Central Florida Knights
• Cincinnati Bearcats
• Colorado Boulder Buffaloes
• Houston Cougars
• Kansas Jayhawks
• Utah Utes
• West Virginia Mountaineers

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