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Realignment News

  • General News
  • Atlantic Lacrosse Conference
  • Upper Midwest Lacrosse Conference
  • Kentucky Wildcats
  • North Carolina Tar Heels
  • NC State Wolfpack
  • Appalachian State Mountaineers
  • Elon Phoenix
  • High Point Panthers
  • Virginia Tech DII Hokies
  • Davidson Wildcats
  • UNC-Charlotte 49ers
  • Wake Forest Demon Deacon
  • William & Mary Tribe
  • East Carolina Pirates
  • UNC-Wilmington Seahawks
  • Charleston Cougars
  • Citadel Bulldogs
  • Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

As is the case every summer we have realignment news in the MCLA.

The first dominoes this time come from the ALC.

On the Division I side, the ALC loses three teams.  Kentucky is moving to the UMLC, which gives them easy travel to Miami, Indiana, and Purdue.  North Carolina and NC State are both moving to Division II.  This leaves the ALC with six Division I teams, which is the magic number for the automatic qualifier; although, if you win the ALC you are almost assuredly making the National Championships AQ or not.

In Division II, the addition of the Tar Heels and Wolfpack has led to a new regional format.  With the new format, the quarterfinals will now be a full eight team quarterfinal with the top two finishers in each region qualifying.  The regions are broken down below.

MountainPiedmontCentralShoreline
Appalachian StateDavidsonWilliam & MaryUNC-Wilmington
Virginia Tech DIIUNC-CharlotteEast CarolinaCharleston
High PointWake Forest NC StateCitadel
ElonNorth CarolinaCoastal Carolina
Jul 27, 2026

Loyola Marymount Announces Head Coach Search

Lions seek new leader

  • General News
  • Southwestern Lacrosse Conference
Jul 16, 2026

Arizona Christian Opens Head Coach Search

Firestorm seeking new leader

  • General News
  • Southwestern Lacrosse Conference
Jul 15, 2026

Stanford Seeking Head Coach

An opening on The Farm

  • General News
  • Western Collegiate Lacrosse League

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