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The NCAA holds annual single-elimination tournaments to decide the national champion in both Division I men's and women's lacrosse. Syracuse has been the most successful program in men's lacrosse, winning 10 national championships (an additional title was later vacated due to player eligibility). Johns Hopkins is a close second, claiming nine titles. On the women's side, Maryland has been the most dominant program, winning a record 14 national championships. Six of those titles have come since 2001, when women's lacrosse became a Division I sport. Before then, the title was a national collegiate championship. NCAA men's and women's lacrosse championships winners list 2025: Cornell (M), North Carolina (W) 2024: Notre Dame (M), Boston College (W) 2023: Notre Dame (M), Northwestern (W) 2022: Maryland (M), North Carolina (W) 2021: Virginia (M), Boston College (W) 2020: Both tournaments canceled due to COVID-19 2019: Virginia (M), Maryland (W) 2018: Yale (M), James Madison (W) 2017: Maryland (M), Maryland (W) 2016: North Carolina (M), North Carolina (W) 2015: Denver (M), Maryland (W) 2014: Duke (M), Maryland (W) 2013: Duke (M), North Carolina (W) 2012: Loyola Maryland (M), Northwestern (W) 2011: Virginia (M), Northwestern (W) 2010: Duke (M), Maryland (W) 2009: Syracuse (M), Northwestern (W) 2008: Syracuse (M), Northwestern (W) 2007: Johns Hopkins (M), Northwestern (W) 2006: Virginia (M), Northwestern (W) 2005: Johns Hopkins (M), Northwestern (W) 2004: Syracuse (M), Virginia (W) 2003: Virginia (M), Princeton (W) 2002: Syracuse (M), Princeton (W) 2001: Princeton (M), Maryland (W) 2000: Syracuse (M), Maryland (W) 1999: Virginia (M), Maryland (W) 1998: Princeton (M), Maryland (W) 1997: Princeton (M), Maryland (W) 1996: Princeton (M), Maryland (W) 1995: Syracuse (M), Maryland (W) 1994: Princeton (M), Princeton (W) 1993: Syracuse (M), Virginia (W) 1992: Princeton (M), Maryland (W) 1991: North Carolina (M), Virginia (W) 1990: Syracuse* (M), Harvard (W) 1989: Syracuse (M), Penn State (W) 1988: Syracuse (M), Temple (W) 1987: Johns Hopkins (M), Penn State (W) 1986: North Carolina (M), Maryland (W) 1985: Johns Hopkins (M), New Hampshire (W) 1984: Johns Hopkins (M), Temple (W) 1983: Syracuse (M), Delaware (W) 1982: North Carolina (M), Massachusetts (W) 1981: North Carolina (M) 1980: Johns Hopkins (M) 1979: Johns Hopkins (M) 1978: Johns Hopkins (M) 1977: Cornell (M) 1976: Cornell (M) 1975: Maryland (M) 1974: Johns Hopkins (M) 1973: Maryland (M) 1972: Virginia (M) 1971: Cornell (M)
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