Washington College
Washington College is a small private college in Chestertown, MD, with about 890 undergraduates. The school competes in the Centennial Conference at the NCAA Division III level, fielding both men's and women's lacrosse programs. Acceptance is broad at 66%, with an average SAT of 1274. The school's six-year graduation rate is 74%.
Lacrosse Programs at Washington College
Washington College plays women's lacrosse in the Centennial Conference, competing at the NCAA Division III level. The team went 10-7 in the 2026 season. In Recruit Plan's national rankings the program sits at #198, Tier 9.
Washington College plays men's lacrosse in the Centennial Conference, competing at the NCAA Division III level. The team went 12-6 in the 2026 season. In Recruit Plan's national rankings the program sits at #139, Tier 7.
Where Washington College Lacrosse Recruits Come From
Our data covers 30 women's lacrosse commitments to Washington College from 8 states across the classes of 2020–2026. The pipeline is strongly local: Maryland leads with 13 commits (43% of the total). Nationally, New York produces the most tracked women's lacrosse commits (3,554), which makes Washington College's Maryland-led pipeline a distinctive footprint. Frequent feeder clubs include TLC, Dynamite, AA Aim.
- Maryland13
- Pennsylvania6
- New Jersey4
- Delaware2
- North Carolina2
- TLC3
- Dynamite2
- AA Aim1
- Coppermine1
- DE Tribe1
- Bryn Mawr SG2
- Stephen Decatur2
- Broadneck1
Across the classes of 2020–2027, our commitment data tracks 97 men's lacrosse recruits landing at Washington College from 17 states. The pipeline is strongly local: Maryland leads with 36 commits (37% of the total). Nationally, New York produces the most tracked men's lacrosse commits (4,074), which makes Washington College's Maryland-led pipeline a distinctive footprint. Frequent feeder clubs include FREEDOM, PREDATORS, ROUGHRIDERS.
- Maryland36
- Pennsylvania21
- Virginia11
- New Jersey7
- North Carolina4
- FREEDOM4
- PREDATORS4
- ROUGHRIDERS4
- ANNAPOLIS HAWKS3
- BREAKERS3
Based on commitments tracked through the class of 2027. How this data is built
Related: where college lacrosse players come from, state by state
Who Gets Recruited to Play at Washington College
The typical women's lacrosse recruit landing at Washington College is a Tier 9 player (median of 30 tracked commits).
The typical men's lacrosse recruit landing at Washington College is a Tier 8 player (median of 97 tracked commits).
Academically, programs in this selectivity band typically look for a ~3.4+ unweighted GPA.
Related: what SAT and GPA college lacrosse players actually need
Program Trajectory
The program's rating rank among Division III programs has been stable — #35 (2023) to #34 (2026).
A program on the rise among Division III programs — climbing from #43 (2023) to #30 (2026).
Academic & School Profile
Published tuition is about $54,356 per year before financial aid. 74% of students graduate within six years. About 890 undergraduates attend. Recruits should treat these as starting numbers: net cost after aid varies widely, so ask about it early in the process.
Washington College Lacrosse FAQ
Does Washington College have a women's lacrosse program?
Yes — Washington College fields a women's lacrosse program. The program competes at the NCAA Division III level in the Centennial Conference.
Does Washington College have a men's lacrosse program?
Yes — Washington College fields a men's lacrosse program. The program competes at the NCAA Division III level in the Centennial Conference.
What states do Washington College lacrosse players come from?
Tracked men's lacrosse commits to Washington College came from 17 states, led by MD (36), PA (21), VA (11). About 37% are in-state recruits.
How many lacrosse players does Washington College recruit each year?
Across the 2024–2027 classes, our data tracks an average of about 12 men's lacrosse commits per class at Washington College. Actual roster needs vary year to year by position and graduation.
What GPA do you need to play lacrosse at Washington College?
There is no fixed cutoff, but selectivity sets the bar. Academically, programs in this selectivity band typically look for a ~3.4+ unweighted GPA. Coaches can sometimes support strong athletes below that band — grades widen or narrow your options.
Which club teams send players to Washington College?
Among tracked men's lacrosse commits, the most frequent feeder clubs are FREEDOM, PREDATORS, ROUGHRIDERS. 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