Princeton Tigers women's lacrosse

The Princeton Tigers women's lacrosse team is an NCAA Division I college lacrosse team representing Princeton University as part of the Ivy League. They play their home games at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium in Princeton, New Jersey.

Historical statistics OverallYears of Lacrosse 541st Season 1973Head coaches 4All-Time Record 540–274–7 Ivy League gamesIvy League season W-L record (Since 1980) 216–74–1Ivy League Titles 17Ivy League Tournament Titles 7 NCAA TournamentNCAA Appearances 31NCAA W-L record 42–28Final Fours 12Championship Games 7NCAA National Championships 3*Statistics through 2026 season

Individual career records

Reference: RecordNumberPlayerYears Goals 231 McKenzie Blake 2022–25 Assists 166 Haven Dora 2023–26 Points 307 Kyla Sears 2018–22 Ground balls 289 Julie Shaner 1998–01 Draw controls 249 Sophie Whiteway 2022–25 Caused turnovers 171 Rachael Becker 2000–03 Saves 731 Erin O'Neill 1993–96 Save % .667 Catherine Wolf 1975–77 GAA 6.16 Leila Saddic 1990–92

Individual single-season records RecordNumberPlayerYear Goals 89 McKenzie Blake 2025 Assists 60 Haven Dora 2025 Points 110 Olivia Hompe 2017 Ground balls 118 Barbara Russell 1981 Draw controls 112 Marge Donovan 2022 Caused turnovers 58 Cristi Samaras 1998 Saves 235 Ellie DeGarmo 2017 Save % .667 Catherine Wolf 1977 GAA 3.20 Abby Westervelt 1978

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Postseason results The Tigers have appeared in 31 NCAA tournaments. Their postseason record is 42–28. Year SeedRoundOpponentScore 1983 – First RoundQuarterfinal DartmouthTemple W, 12–10L, 6–16 1989 – QuarterfinalSemifinal VirginiaHarvard W, 6–5L, 5–7 1992 – QuarterfinalSemifinal TempleHarvard W, 11–6L, 5–10 1993 – QuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Penn StateMarylandVirginia W, 11–7W, 7–6L, 6–8 (ot) 1994 – SemifinalFinal VirginiaMaryland W, 14–13 (ot)W, 10–7 1995 – QuarterfinalSemifinalFinal TempleDartmouthMaryland W, 14–8W, 13–8L, 5–13 1996 – QuarterfinalSemifinal Penn StateMaryland W, 13–9L, 5–6 1998 – QuarterfinalSemifinal Georgetown#1 Virginia W, 12–11L, 7–8 1999 #4 Quarterfinal Penn State L, 7–8 2000 #2 QuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Duke#3 James Madison#1 Maryland W, 9–8 (3ot)W, 15–9L, 8–16 2001 #5 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinal #12 Cornell#4 Dartmouth#1 Maryland W, 14–4W, 10–4L, 7–14 2002 #2 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Le MoyneNotre Dame#3 North Carolina#1 Georgetown W, 25–3W, 11–5W, 16–2W, 12–7 2003 – First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal Le MoyneOhio State#1 Loyola (MD)#3 Virginia W, 19–1W, 17–8W, 5–3W, 8–7 (ot) 2004 #1 First RoundQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal ColgateDartmouthVanderbilt#2 Virginia W, 18–6W, 6–5 (ot)W, 11–3L, 4–10 2005 #8 First RoundQuarterfinal Maryland#1 Northwestern W, 16–8L, 6–8 2006 – First RoundQuarterfinal #2 Virginia#7 Dartmouth W, 8–7L, 6–7 (2ot) 2007 – First Round #3 Virginia L, 10–19 2008 #8 First RoundQuarterfinal Vanderbilt#1 Northwestern W, 14–10L, 11–18 2009 #8 First RoundQuarterfinal Georgetown#1 Northwestern W, 15–9L, 9–16 2011 – First RoundQuarterfinal #8 James Madison#1 Maryland W, 11–10L, 6–15 2013 – First Round Duke L, 9–10 (2ot) 2014 – First RoundSecond Round Penn State#6 Virginia W, 16–13L, 11–13 2015 – First RoundSecond RoundQuarterfinal Fairfield#6 Stony Brook#3 Duke W, 18–8W, 8–4L, 3–7 2016 – First Round Massachusetts L, 12–13 (ot) 2017 #5 Second RoundQuarterfinal Cornell#4 Penn State W, 11–9L, 12–14 2018 – First RoundSecond Round Syracuse#4 Boston College W, 12–11 (2ot)L, 10–16 2019 #7 First RoundSecond RoundQuarterfinal WagnerLoyola (MD) #2 Boston College W, 19–7 W, 17–13 L, 12–17 2022 – First RoundSecond Round Massachusetts #5 Syracuse W, 15–9 L, 9–13 2024 – First RoundSecond Round Drexel #2 Boston College W, 14–9 L, 16–21 2025 – First RoundSecond RoundQuarterfinal Massachusetts #8 Johns Hopkins#1 North Carolina W, 19–10 W, 18–12L, 10–19 2026 – First Round Rutgers L, 11–12

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