University of New England
With about 2,189 undergraduates, University of New England is a small private college in Biddeford, ME. The school competes in the Conference of New England at the NCAA Division III level, fielding both men's and women's lacrosse programs. Acceptance is broad at 89%, with an average SAT of 1053. The school's six-year graduation rate is 61%.
Lacrosse Programs at University of New England
University of New England plays women's lacrosse in the Conference of New England, competing at the NCAA Division III level. The team went 8-8 in the 2026 season. Recruit Plan currently ranks the program #364 nationally (Tier 11).
In men's lacrosse, University of New England is a NCAA Division III program and a member of the Conference of New England. The team went 6-11 in the 2026 season. Recruit Plan currently ranks the program #284 nationally (Tier 10).
Where University of New England Lacrosse Recruits Come From
Across the classes of 2020–2026, our commitment data tracks 29 women's lacrosse recruits landing at University of New England from 11 states. The largest share arrives from Massachusetts (7 commits). This is a nationally recruited roster — only 7% of commits come from Maine itself. Nationally, New York produces the most tracked women's lacrosse commits (3,554), which makes University of New England's Massachusetts-led pipeline a distinctive footprint. Club pipelines matter here: NH Tomahawks, Aces, DEWLax appear most often among tracked commits.
- Massachusetts7
- New Hampshire7
- Connecticut3
- New Jersey3
- Maine2
- NH Tomahawks5
- Aces2
- DEWLax2
- Maineiax2
- 3D/Saltwater1
- Bow2
- DePaul Catholic2
- Southington2
Based on commitments tracked through the class of 2026. How this data is built
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Who Gets Recruited to Play at University of New England
Of 29 tracked University of New England women's lacrosse commits with a Recruit Plan tier, the median recruit is Tier 11.
Of 6 tracked University of New England men's lacrosse commits with a Recruit Plan tier, the median recruit is Tier 12.
Academically, programs in this selectivity band typically look for a ~2.5+ unweighted GPA.
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Program Trajectory
University of New England women's lacrosse has slipped among Division III programs in our rating history, from #109 in 2023 to #122 in 2026.
University of New England men's lacrosse is trending up among Division III programs: from #130 in 2023 to #121 in 2026 in our rating history.
Academic & School Profile
University of New England lists tuition at about $42,550 a year, before aid and scholarships. The six-year graduation rate is 61%. Undergraduate enrollment is about 2,189. For recruits, sticker price rarely equals net price — bring cost and aid questions into coach conversations early.
University of New England Lacrosse FAQ
Does University of New England have a women's lacrosse program?
Yes — University of New England fields a women's lacrosse program. The program competes at the NCAA Division III level in the Conference of New England.
Does University of New England have a men's lacrosse program?
Yes — University of New England fields a men's lacrosse program. The program competes at the NCAA Division III level in the Conference of New England.
What states do University of New England lacrosse players come from?
Tracked women's lacrosse commits to University of New England came from 11 states, led by MA (7), NH (7), CT (3). About 7% are in-state recruits.
How many lacrosse players does University of New England recruit each year?
Across the 2023–2026 classes, our data tracks an average of about 6 women's lacrosse commits per class at University of New England. Actual roster needs vary year to year by position and graduation.
What GPA do you need to play lacrosse at University of New England?
There is no fixed cutoff, but selectivity sets the bar. Academically, programs in this selectivity band typically look for a ~2.5+ unweighted GPA. Coaches can sometimes support strong athletes below that band — grades widen or narrow your options.
Which club teams send players to University of New England?
Among tracked women's lacrosse commits, the most frequent feeder clubs are NH Tomahawks, Aces, DEWLax. A club pipeline is a signal, not a requirement — coaches recruit from showcases and camps too.
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Data updated 2026-08-27 · methodology