2024 NCAA DII men’s lacrosse championship: Bracket, schedule, scores

adminLast Updated: 2024-05-06

The 2024 NCAA DII men’s lacrosse bracket was revealed in a selection show on Sunday, May 5, streamed on NCAA.com.

👉 See the full selections release here

The 2024 championship will begin with four first-round games at host sites on May 8. The first three rounds of the tournament will all be played at host sites, with the national championship scheduled for May 26 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Championship schedule

All times in ET

May 5 — Selection show

May 8 — First round

North Region
South Region

May 12 — Second round

North Region
South Region

May 19 — Semifinals

May 26- National championship

4 p.m. | National championship | Watch live on NCAA.com

Championship history

Lenoir-Rhyne beat Mercyhurst, 20-5 to win the 2023 DII men’s lacrosse national championship. This was the first title in program history for Lenoir-Rhyne. Here is a complete list of every NCAA DII men’s lacrosse champion:

YEAR	CHAMPION	COACH	POINTS	RUNNER-UP	HOST OR SITE
2023	Lenoir-Rhyne	Greg Paradine	20-5	Mercyhurst	Philadelphia
2022	Tampa (21-0)	J.B. Clarke	11-7	Mercy	East Hartford, Conn.
2021	Le Moyne (15-0)	Dan Sheehan	12-6	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hartford, Conn.
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	—	—	—	—
2019	Merrimack (17-3)	Mike Morgan	16-8	Limestone	Philadelphia
2018	Merrimack (18-1)	Mike Morgan	23-6	Saint Leo	Foxborough, Mass.
2017	Limestone (21-1)	J.B. Clarke	11-9	Merrimack	Foxborough, Mass.
2016	Le Moyne (20-0)	Dan Sheehan	8-4	Limestone	Philadelphia
2015	Limestone (20-1)	J.B. Clarke	9-6	Le Moyne	Philadelphia
2014	Limestone (19-1)	J.B. Clarke	12-6	LIU Post	Baltimore
2013	Le Moyne (18-2)	Dan Sheehan	11-10	Mercyhurst	Philadelphia
2012	Dowling (13-2)	Tim Boyle	11-10	Limestone	Foxborough, Mass.
2011	Mercyhurst (14-2)	Chris Ryan	9-8	Adelphi	Baltimore
2010	C.W. Post (16-1)	John Jez	14-9	Le Moyne	Baltimore
2009	C.W. Post (15-1)	John Jez	8-7	Le Moyne	Boston
2008	NYIT (13-1)	Jack Kaley	16-11	Le Moyne	Boston
2007	Le Moyne (15-2)	Dan Sheehan	6-5	Mercyhurst	Baltimore
2006	Le Moyne (18-0)	Dan Sheehan	12-5	Dowling	Philadelphia
2005	NYIT (10-2)	Jack Kaley	14-13 (ot)	Limestone	Philadelphia
2004	Le Moyne (16-0)	Dan Sheehan	11-10 (2ot)	Limestone	Baltimore
2003	NYIT (14-0)	Jack Kaley	9-4	Limestone	Baltimore
2002	Limestone (13-2)	T.W.Johnson	11-9	NYIT	Rutgers (Yurcak Field)
2001	Adelphi (12-2)	Sandy Kapatos	14-10	Limestone	Rutgers (Yurcak Field)
2000	Limestone (14-2)	Mike Cerino	10-9	C.W. Post	Maryland (Ludwig Field)
1999	Adelphi (10-3)	Sandy Kapatos	11-8	C.W. Post	Maryland (Ludwig Field)
1998	Adelphi (12-3)	Sandy Kapatos	18-6	C.W. Post	Rutgers (Yurcak Field)
1997	NYIT (12-2)	Jack Kaley	18-11	Adelphi	Adelphi
1996	C.W. Post (10-3)	Tom Postel	15-10	Adelphi	C.W. Post
1995	Adelphi (10-3)	Sandy Kapatos	12-10	Springfield	Springfield
1994	Springfield (12-2)	Keith Bugbee	15-12	NYIT	C.W. Post
1993	Adelphi (8-3)	Kevin Sheehan	11-7	C.W. Post	C.W. Post
1981	Adelphi (10-2)	Paul Doherty	17-14	Loyola Maryland	Adelphi
1980	UMBC (11-3)	Dick Watts	23-14	Adelphi	UMBC
1979	Adelphi (13-3)	Paul Doherty	17-12	UMBC	Adelphi
1978	Roanoke (12-2)	Paul Griffin	14-13	Hobart	Hobart
1977	Hobart (15-0)	Jerry Schmidt	23-13	Washington College	Hobart
1976	Hobart (14-3)	Jerry Schmidt	18-9	Adelphi	UMBC
1975	SUNY Cortland (10-4)	Chuck Winters	12-11	Hobart	C.W. Post
1974	Towson (14-1)	Carl Runk	18-17 (ot)	Hobart	SUNY Cortland