Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference

Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference

The Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference (MWLC) is a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III women's lacrosse-only college athletic conference composed of schools located in the Midwestern United States. All schools are members of other conferences in other sports and formed the MWLC until such time as their existing conferences add lacrosse. In fact, because the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association will officially add lacrosse beginning with the 2012-13 season, their members will be playing their last season in the MWLC during 2011-12. This will effectively shift the conference further west.

The MWLC was created in response to many of the member schools fielding men's lacrosse in the Midwest Lacrosse Conference, a men's lacrosse-only conference.[1] Founding members include Adrian College, Albion College, Carthage College, Fontbonne University, College of Mount St. Joseph, North Central College and Trine University.[2]

Spring 2011 the MWLC approved adding Augustana College, Aurora University and Benedictine University. In September 2011, they also voted to add Beloit College, University of Dubuque and Elmhurst College.[3]

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Member schools

Institution City State Team Name Affiliation Enrollment Home Conference
Adrian College* Adrian Michigan Bulldogs Private/Methodist 1,400 MIAA
Albion College* Albion Michigan Britons Private/Methodist 1,805 MIAA
Augustana College (Illinois)** Rock Island Illinois Vikings Private/Lutheran 2,500 CCIW
Aurora University** Aurora Illinois Spartans Private/Non-sectarian 1,685 Northern
Beloit College** Beloit Wisconsin Buccaneers Private/Non-sectarian 1,300 Midwest
Benedictine University** Lisle Illinois Eagles Private/Catholic 3,282 Northern
Carthage College Kenosha Wisconsin Red Men Private/Lutheran 2,188 CCIW
Concordia University Wisconsin Mequon Wisconsin Falcons Private/Lutheran 1,608 Northern
University of Dubuque*** Dubuque Iowa Spartans Private/Presbyterian 1,559 IIAC
Elmhurst College*** Elmhurst Illinois Bluejays Private/United Church of Christ 3,400 CCIW
Fontbonne University St. Louis Missouri Griffins Private/Catholic 2,924 SLIAC
College of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati Ohio Lions Private/Catholic 1,334 HCAC
North Central College Naperville Illinois Cardinals Private/Methodist 2,900 CCIW
Trine University* Angola Indiana Thunder Private/Non-sectarian 1,111 MIAA

* 2011-12 season is last in the conference.
** Begins conference play in 2012-13 academic year.
*** Begins conference play in 2013-14 academic year.

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