It’s another ranked showdown on Long Island as No. 10 Stony Brook welcomes No. 19 Denver for a Friday afternoon clash that carries major early-season implications. The Seawolves are in the middle of a ranked gauntlet, while the Pioneers begin a pivotal two-game road swing.

Spring sports season is here, and CAA Women's Lacrosse is officially underway! Temperatures on the East Coast are at an all time low, but the action in the CAA is heating up. Drexel, Monmouth, and Towson all secured wins to open up their 2026 campaigns.

Drexel women’s lacrosse capped its 2025 campaign ranked No. 2 in the CAA. This year, the Dragons hope to push even further.

Elon women’s lacrosse wrapped up last year at 9-8 overall and 5-3 in CAA play, finishing fourth in the conference and just shy of breaking into the top three. With that momentum and behind them and a tight roster, they’re aiming for a stronger climb up the standings in 2026.

Elon women’s lacrosse enters the new season ready to prove their prowess.

After finishing No. 2 in the CAA last spring, Drexel women’s lacrosse enters 2026 with a retooled roster and plenty of momentum.

Stony Brook women’s lacrosse senior Ellie Masera was selected as the third overall pick in the Athletes Unlimited Women’s Lacrosse Draft on Wednesday night.

Rutgers Women's Lacrosse starts a three-game road trip to end their regular season with a match-up against No. 15 Stony Brook on Tuesday, April 9th. The Seawolves are currently 10-2 heading into the match and will be the seventh-ranked opponent the 6-7 Scarlet Knights have played in their last eight games.

Drexel fifth-year Corinne Bednarik, Delaware graduate student Madison Hranicka, and Hofstra redshirt freshman Nikki Mennella are the winners of the CAA Women’s Lacrosse Weekly Awards presented by Primis for the week ending March 31.

Defending CAA Women’s Lacrosse Champion Stony Brook continues its run in the national polls to begin 2024, as the Seawolves are ranked No. 11 in the ILWomen/IWLCA voting and No. 10 in USA Lacrosse Magazine’s preseason rankings.

Hofstra University women's lacrosse player Cara Scanio has been chosen by the Colonial Athletic Association as the recipient of the 2022 John H. Randolph Inspiration Award.

RICHMOND, Va. (March 7, 2022) – Towson junior Blair Pearre, Elon senior Gillian Curran, and Elon freshman Sammy Fisher have been selected as the Colonial Athletic Association weekly award winners for women’s lacrosse. PLAYER OF THE WEEKBlair Pearre, TowsonJunior | Midfield | Pikesville, Md. / McDonogh SchoolPearre scored five goals and collected 13 draw controls in Towson’s 20-8 Saturday night win over Saint Joseph’s. The midfielder from Maryland scored her five goals on six shots, while the 13 draw controls were one shy of the program and conference record set by Natalie Sulmonte in 2018. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKGillian Curran, ElonSenior | Midfield | Fair Haven, N.J. / Rumson Fair Haven RegionalCurran collected 10 ground balls and five caused turnovers over a 2-0 week with wins against Campbell and Furman. The midfielder from Central Jersey corralled four ground balls and notched two caused turnovers – along with 12 draw controls, two shy of the conference record – in Wednesday’s win over Campbell before tallying six ground balls and three caused turnovers in Saturday’s victory at Furman. ROOKIE OF THE WEEKSammy Fisher, ElonFreshman | Midfield | Parkland, Fla. / Marjory Stoneman DouglasFisher tallied seven goals and five draw controls in the Phoenix’s 2-0 week as Elon earned its first two wins of the year. The midfielder from Florida scored three times in Wednesday’s win over Campbell before collecting four goals in Saturday’s victory at Furman. Follow #CAALax on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to get up-to-date information and learn more about CAA member institutions and their teams.

Men's Lacrosse February 28, 2022

RICHMOND, Va. (Feb. 28, 2022) – William & Mary junior Sarah Cipolla, Hofstra senior Jess Smith, and Delaware freshman Delaney McDaniel have been selected as the Colonial Athletic Association weekly award winners for women’s lacrosse. PLAYER OF THE WEEKSarah Cipolla, William & MaryJunior | Midfield | Glenwood, Md. / GlenelgCipolla tallied a career-high eight points and game-high seven draw controls in William & Mary’s Wednesday victory over Old Dominion. The midfielder from Maryland scored a career-best five goals on seven shots and added three ground balls and a caused turnover as the Tribe improved to 2-2 on the season. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKJess Smith, HofstraSenior | Goalie | West Babylon, N.Y. / West BabylonSmith recorded double-digit saves in a pair of Hofstra victories last week while holding both opponents to seven goals or less. The senior from Long Island turned aside 12 Brown shots and held the Bears to seven goals in a victory in Providence on Tuesday before making 10 stops and limiting defending MAAC champion Fairfield to five goals in a win Saturday in Hempstead. Smith leads the CAA with a .589 save percentage this season. ROOKIE OF THE WEEKDelaney McDaniel, DelawareFreshman | Attack | Severna Park, Md. / Archbishop SpaldingMcDaniel collected a game-high five points in Delaware’s win against La Salle on Wednesday with two goals and three assists for the Blue Hens. The Maryland native put Delaware in front 5-4 with her first collegiate goal in the second quarter to help the Blue Hens to their first win of the season. McDaniel’s career day brought her to team highs in points (8) and assists (6), while her 2.0 assists per game are the top mark in the league in the early going. Follow #CAALax on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to get up-to-date information and learn more about CAA member institutions and their teams.

RICHMOND, Va. (Feb. 21, 2022) – Five Colonial Athletic Association lacrosse programs are ranked or receiving votes in the most recent national polls.