NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship

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NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship
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NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship.3
NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship.4
NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship.5
NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship.6
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NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship.8
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Table rows:
cells: Year
Site (Host Team)
Host Stadium
Final
Final
Final
cells: Year
Site (Host Team)
Host Stadium
Winner
Score
Runner-up
cells: 1982 Details
Trenton, NJ (Trenton State)
Lions Stadium
Massachusetts
9–6
Trenton State
cells: 1983 Details
Philadelphia, PA (Penn)
Franklin Field
Delaware
10–7
Temple
cells: 1984 Details
Boston, MA (Boston U.)
Nickerson Field
Temple
6–4
Maryland
cells: 1985 Details
Philadelphia, PA (Penn)
Franklin Field
New Hampshire
6–5
Maryland
cells: 1986 Details
College Park, MD (Maryland)
Byrd Stadium
Maryland
6–5
Penn State
cells: 1987 Details
College Park, MD (Maryland)
Byrd Stadium
Penn State
7–6
Temple
cells: 1988 Details
Haverford, PA (Haverford)
Walton Field
Temple
15–7
Penn State
cells: 1989 Details
West Chester, PA (West Chester)
John A. Farrell Stadium
Penn State
7–6
Harvard
cells: 1990 Details
Princeton, NJ (Princeton)
Palmer Stadium
Harvard
8–7
Maryland
cells: 1991 Details
Trenton, NJ (Trenton State)
Lions Stadium
Virginia
8–6
Maryland
cells: 1992 Details
Bethlehem, PA (Lehigh)
Goodman Stadium
Maryland
11–10 (OT)
Harvard
cells: 1993 Details
College Park, MD (Maryland)
Byrd Stadium
Virginia
8–6 (OT)
Princeton
cells: 1994 Details
College Park, MD (Maryland)
Byrd Stadium
Princeton
10–7
Maryland
cells: 1995 Details
Trenton, NJ (Trenton State)
Lions Stadium
Maryland
13–5
Princeton
cells: 1996 Details
Bethlehem, PA (Lehigh)
Goodman Stadium
Maryland
10–5
Virginia
cells: 1997 Details
Bethlehem, PA (Lehigh)
Goodman Stadium
Maryland
8–7
Loyola (MD)
cells: 1998 Details
Catonsville, MD (UMBC)
UMBC Stadium
Maryland
11–5
Virginia
cells: 1999 Details
Baltimore, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Homewood Field
Maryland
16–6
Virginia
cells: 2000 Details
Trenton, NJ (TCNJ)
Lions Stadium
Maryland
16–8
Princeton
cells: 2001 Details
Baltimore, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Homewood Field
Maryland
14–13 (3OT)
Georgetown
cells: 2002 Details
Baltimore, MD (Loyola)
Diane Geppi-Aikens Field
Princeton
12–7
Georgetown
cells: 2003 Details
Syracuse, NY (Syracuse)
Carrier Dome
Princeton
8–7 (OT)
Virginia
cells: 2004 Details
Princeton, NJ (Princeton)
Princeton Stadium
Virginia
10–4
Princeton
cells: 2005 Details
Annapolis, MD (Navy)
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
Northwestern
13–10
Virginia
cells: 2006 Details
Boston, MA (Boston U.)
Nickerson Field
Northwestern
7–4
Dartmouth
cells: 2007 Details
Philadelphia, PA (Penn)
Franklin Field
Northwestern
15–13
Virginia
cells: 2008 Details
Towson, MD (Towson)
Johnny Unitas Stadium
Northwestern
10–6
Penn
cells: 2009 Details
Towson, MD (Towson)
Johnny Unitas Stadium
Northwestern
21–7
North Carolina
cells: 2010 Details
Towson, MD (Towson)
Johnny Unitas Stadium
Maryland
13–11
Northwestern
cells: 2011 Details
Stony Brook, NY (Stony Brook)
Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium
Northwestern
8–7
Maryland
cells: 2012 Details
Stony Brook, NY (Stony Brook)
Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium
Northwestern
8–6
Syracuse
cells: 2013 Details
Villanova, PA (Villanova)
Villanova Stadium
North Carolina
13–12 (3OT)
Maryland
cells: 2014 Details
Towson, MD (Towson)
Johnny Unitas Stadium
Maryland
15–12
Syracuse
cells: 2015 Details
Chester, PA (Saint Joseph's)
PPL Park
Maryland
9–8
North Carolina
cells: 2016 Details
Chester, PA (Saint Joseph's)
Talen Energy Stadium
North Carolina
13–7
Maryland
cells: 2017 Details
Foxborough, MA (UMass)
Gillette Stadium
Maryland
16–13
Boston College
cells: 2018 Details
Stony Brook, NY (Stony Brook)
Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium
James Madison
16–15
Boston College
cells: 2019 Details
Baltimore, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Homewood Field
cells: 2020 Details
Baltimore, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Homewood Field
cells: 2021 Details
Towson, MD (Towson)
Johnny Unitas Stadium
cells: 2022 Details
Baltimore, MD (Johns Hopkins)
Homewood Field

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