NCAA Announces Locations for 2027, 2028 Lacrosse Championships

The NCAA announced Wednesday afternoon its plans for NCAA Championship locations in the 2026-27 and 2027-28 academic years.

The 2027 and 2028 Division I women's lacrosse championship will be held at Subaru Park outside of Philadelphia, Pa., the same venue that hosted championship weekend in 2015 and 2016.

The Divisions I, II and III men's lacrosse championships will head to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia for the ninth time in 2027 before heading to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., in 2028.

While not noted in the NCAA's release, there is still no location for the Division I, II and III men's lacrosse and Division I women's lacrosse championship in 2026 after a winning bid by the United States to host the FIFA World Cup eliminated Gillette Stadium as a possibility.

Continue below to see the full calendar of NCAA Championship events for lacrosse in 2027 and 2028.

MEN’S LACROSSE

2025 Division I Quarterfinals

• Hempstead, N.Y.
• James M. Shuart Stadium    
• Host: Hofstra University 

2027 Division I, II, III Finals

• Philadelphia, Pa.
• Lincoln Financial Field
• Host: Drexel University

2027 Division I Quarterfinals

• Providence, R.I.
• Brown Stadium
• Host: Brown University 

2027 Division I Quarterfinals

• Annapolis, Md.
• Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
• Host: U.S. Naval Academy

2028 Division I, II, III Finals

• Foxborough, Mass.
• Gillette Stadium
• Hosts: Harvard University and Gillette Stadium

2028 Division I Quarterfinals

• Richmond, Va.
• Robins Stadium
• Host: University of Richmond 

2028 Division I Quarterfinals

• Hempstead, N.Y.
• James M. Shuart Stadium
• Host: Hofstra University

WOMEN’S LACROSSE

2027 & 2028 Division I Finals

• Philadelphia, Pa.
• Subaru Park
• Hosts: Temple University and Subaru Park

2027 Division II & III Finals

• Tampa, Fla.
• UT Naimoli Family Athletic and Intramural Complex
• Hosts: University of Tampa and Tampa Bay Sports Commission

2028 Division III Finals

• Rochester, N.Y.
• Tiger Stadium
• Host: Rochester Institute of Technology

Note: The 2028 Division II finals are part of the Division II National Championships Festival that will be awarded at a later date.