College Women

History will be made in 2026 when the Division I women's championship heads to the Midwest.

Princeton took a step forward in 2024 in Jenn Cook's second year at the helm.

Like a lot of teams around the country, James Madison must replace key contributors.

Penn State's top four scorers graduated, but Missy Doherty is excited about the Nittany Lions' next wave.

In its first year in the Big Ten, USC is ready to be a road warrior.

With a host of key players returning, the Eagles are the clear top team heading into the 2025 season.

Northwestern went from a disbanded varsity program playing club lacrosse to a dynasty that redefined the women’s game.

Acacia Walker-Weinstein has used drive, belief and passion to build Boston College into an unlikely national power.

Amanda Belichick coached Holy Cross to its best season since 2007 last year.

More scholarships, less money, unanswered questions — how a seismic change in the college athletics landscape could affect the sport.