NAIA AND NCAA LACROSSE SCHOLARSHIPS
About Lacrosse scouting and
Recruiting. how to apply for a Scholarship.
The information and tools on this
web site are free. This page contains specific information about college
lacrosse scouting and scholarships.
All the resources you need to successfully
apply can be found on this site. Use the links on the right of the page for
further lacrosse recruiting information. With hard work, and the information and
tools we provide, you can play college lacrosse.
Unlike football lacrosse is classed as an equivalency sport. This simply means
that coaches can share their financial aid allocation between a larger number of
players. If you are good enough of course then a full ride scholarship is always
on the cards.
The NCAA allows each Division I lacrosse program 12.69 scholarships for men and
12 for women. In Division II there are 10.8 scholarships for men and 9.9 for
women.
There are 57 Division I and 32 Division II
colleges that offer lacrosse scholarships for men. That's a total of 1,009.26 in
the NCAA. There are 83 Division I colleges and 37 Division II colleges that
offer scholarships for women, a total of 1,211 in the NCAA.
College lacrosse scouts look for players that will be a good fit for their team.
You can be recruited by a small Division III college or one of the top Division
I schools, but attending a college lacrosse camp will increase your chances of
being scouted by lacrosse recruiters.
College coaches also attend, or in some cases conduct, lacrosse camps and clinics and evaluate players.
Junior College Lacrosse Scholarships.