You’re already here. Bring your game.
Experienced players can help raise the level immediately. Newer players with athleticism, coachability, commitment, and a team-first mindset may also introduce themselves.
Current-student details
Current students + future Lumberjacks + graduate players
Three paths.
One team.
Already at NAU, choosing your undergraduate school, or planning your next degree? Bring your game and discover competitive women’s club lacrosse in Flagstaff.
Start where you are
Choose your path.
One recruiting hub, three clear starting points. No path guarantees a roster position, but each begins with a real conversation.
Put Flagstaff in your sights.
Tell us about your lacrosse background, graduation year, academic interests, and what you want from your college team experience.
Prospective-student detailsYour career does not have to end here.
Former NCAA athletes—including Division I players—may have another season in them. We want them.
Graduate-player detailsCurrent Northern Arizona University students
Raise the level from day one.
NAU Women’s Lacrosse Club competes in WWLL Division 2 South with a full coaching staff and a student board supporting the program. We want players who care about improving, competing, and showing up for one another.
Played before?High-school, club, transfer, or college experience can help strengthen the whole roster.
Introduce yourself
Share your year at NAU, experience, position, and what you are looking for in a team.
Get current details
The club will share current practice expectations, equipment needs, dues, and university club requirements.
Meet the program
Connect at the next available practice, meeting, or team activity when an opportunity is confirmed.
Complete the steps
Finish the applicable club requirements and show the coaches and teammates how you work.
Prospective students
Choose the school. Aim higher.
You do not have to give up competitive lacrosse to attend Northern Arizona University. NAU Women’s Lacrosse Club competes in WWLL Division 2 South with a full coaching staff and a student board supporting club operations.
We are especially interested in hearing from experienced high-school and club players who want to help strengthen the program. Reaching out early lets us learn your game and gives you a team connection while you explore NAU.
The recruiting path
Start the conversation.
Explore NAU
Learn about academics, campus life, costs, and Flagstaff. Choose a university that fits your whole college experience.
Share your game
Introduce yourself to the club with your graduation year, position, teams, experience, and an optional film link.
Connect with us
Ask questions about the club, competition, team culture, and what joining could look like once you enroll.
Stay in touch
Keep the club updated as you visit, apply, make your decision, and prepare to become a Lumberjack.
Your player introduction
Help us know you.
No elaborate recruiting packet is required. A concise introduction gives the team a useful starting point.
Name, hometown, current academic level, and graduation year
Primary and secondary positions
High-school, club, or college teams, years played, and relevant honors
Highlight or full-game film link, if available
NAU status, intended undergraduate or graduate program, and planned campus visits
What you want in your college lacrosse experience
Future recruit play days
See the pace. Meet the people.
Future play days may give prospective players a chance to experience the program, meet team representatives, and learn more about club lacrosse and campus life. Dates, format, eligibility, and capacity will be posted only after they are confirmed.
StatusInterest list open · Dates not yet announced
Ask for play-day updates Recruit questions
Know before you reach out.
Clear answers for current students, future Lumberjacks, and graduate players.
Can current Northern Arizona University students reach out?
Yes. Current NAU students may introduce themselves at any point. Experienced players are especially encouraged to connect, and newer players who are ready to learn, work, and be strong teammates may also reach out.
Can I contact the club before I apply to Northern Arizona University?
Yes. High-school and club lacrosse players may introduce themselves while they are still exploring colleges, before applying, or while an NAU application is in progress.
Can graduate students or former NCAA players join?
Yes. Eligible NAU graduate students may participate in Sport Clubs, and the WCLA removed its four-year participation cap for the 2026 season. Former NCAA players may be eligible if they meet current NAU, WCLA, WWLL, enrollment, academic, and roster requirements. Contact the team for an eligibility review; graduate admission and team participation are separate processes.
Do I need previous lacrosse experience?
Previous high-school, club, or college experience is valuable as the program builds a competitive roster, but it is not required to start a conversation with the team.
Does contacting the club affect admission to NAU?
No. Club interest and university admission are separate. Contacting the team does not influence admission, replace an NAU application, or guarantee a roster position.
When are recruit play days?
Future recruit play days and visit opportunities will be announced when dates are confirmed. Submit an introduction to be considered for updates; no attendance or roster outcome is guaranteed.
What should I include in my introduction?
Share your current academic level or graduation year, hometown, positions, previous teams, playing experience, intended undergraduate or graduate program, NAU status, and an optional film link.
Is NAU Women’s Lacrosse Club an NCAA varsity program?
No. It is a coached collegiate club lacrosse program competing in WWLL Division 2 South.
Can I connect with the team during a campus visit?
Use the recruit interest form before your visit and include your planned dates. The club can respond with any current opportunities to connect.
Player + recruit interest
Put yourself on our radar.
Start your message with “Current NAU student,” “Prospective student,” or “Graduate/former collegiate player.” Include your academic level, experience, position, previous teams, questions, and an optional film link.