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IWLCA Recruiting Tournaments

Premier girls' lacrosse events for prospective student-athletes and college coaches

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New England Cup

Northeast Showcase

A cornerstone of the IWLCA recruiting calendar, the New England Cup draws teams and coaches to the Northeast for high-level competition and maximum exposure.

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Champions Cup

Where Champions Compete

A key event in the IWLCA lineup, the Champions Cup facilitates player exposure for college recruitment and features some of the strongest club programs in the nation.

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Midwest Cup

Award-Winning Event

Honored as a 2019 Champion of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism, the Midwest Cup is a premier destination for teams seeking top-tier competition in the heart of the country.

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Capital Cup

Competition in the Capital

One of the primary IWLCA recruiting events, the Capital Cup provides competitive opportunities for teams in a high-visibility setting that attracts college coaches from across the region.

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Presidents Cup

Elite-Level Matchups

A major stop on the IWLCA schedule, the Presidents Cup has hosted high-profile contests including the U.S. Women's National Team facing UWLX and WPLL squads in 2018.

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Get in Touch

Contact Us

The IWLCA Tournaments are managed and operated by Corrigan Sports Enterprises. Reach out to Tournament Director Morgan Cook for inquiries.

6725 Santa Barbara Ct, Suite 114
Elkridge, MD 21075
Phone: 410.605.9381
Fax: 410.605.9389
Email: Morgan@iwlcalax.com