NORTH TEXAS MEAN GREEN WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

North Texas women's lacrosse competes as one of the University of North Texas's athletic programs within the American Athletic Conference, representing a campus of 46,940 students established in 1890 in Denton, Texas. The Mean Green compete during the spring season at the Division I level, bringing lacrosse to a traditionally football-focused region where the sport has grown significantly in recent years. As part of the American Athletic Conference, the program participates in competitive conference play alongside other emerging lacrosse institutions across the AAC.

Playing for North Texas provides student-athletes the opportunity to represent one of Texas's largest universities while competing in a conference that has developed into a notable lacrosse destination. The Mean Green program reflects the university's commitment to expanding its athletic offerings beyond traditional Texas sports, establishing women's lacrosse as part of UNT's comprehensive Division I portfolio. With the support of a university community exceeding 46,000 students, the program builds its foundation within Denton's growing athletic infrastructure and the broader development of lacrosse across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and North Texas region.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT NORTH TEXAS

AMERICAN CONFERENCE WOMEN'S LACROSSE PROGRAMS

• East Carolina Pirates
• Florida Atlantic Owls
• Rice Rice
• Temple Owls
• North Carolina at Charlotte 49ers
• Tulsa Golden Hurricane
• Tulane Tulane
• Alabama at Birmingham Blazers
• Memphis Tigers
• South Florida Bulls
• Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners

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