The Colorado College women's lacrosse team plays its final game of the 2026 regular season on Saturday, April 25, against UW-Eau Claire at Washburn Field, beginning at 11 a.m.
 
HOW TO FOLLOW 
Live video and results can be accessed through the women's lacrosse schedule page on CCTigers.com.

SENIOR DAY 
Five Colorado College seniors, Alyssa Kawala, Grace Bean, Ella Roe, Amanda Roan and Cassidy Schnaufer will be honored in a post-game celebration on Saturday.
 
LAST TIME OUT
Colorado College, ranked No. 25 in the latest IWLCA national poll and No. 14 in the latest NPI rankings, went 3-0, including a pair of overtime victories, on the road last week.
 
Grace Bean scored 43 seconds into overtime to give CC a thrilling, come-from-behind 15-14 victory over 20^th-ranked University of Chicago last Thursday Stagg Field. Bean's goal, her 15^th of the season, capped a furious rally by the Tigers, who rallied from a 10-3 deficit with 6:45 remaining in the second quarter.
 
Trailing 14-12 in the final minute of regulation, Chicago's Kali Konstantinakos was issued a two-minute penalty with 37 seconds left and Elsa Greene capitalized on the free position goal to cut the lead to 14-13. CC's Sofia Nicklaus won the all-important draw control, then Oliv Janerico took a pass from Charlotte Iler and evened the score at 14-all with just 17 seconds remaining to force overtime. Greene won the draw control to begin overtime and Bean came from behind the net to cleanly beat Chicago goalie Lily Brill and set off a mad rush onto the field by the Tigers.
 
The Tigers then defeated UW-Stevens Point, 22-1, on Saturday and rallied again to beat UW-River Falls, 13-12, in overtime on Sunday.
 
Janerico scored with one second remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime and Iler scored a free-position goal 1:39 into the extra frame to give the Tigers the victory at River Falls.
 
With the Tigers trailing 12-11, Eleanor Thompson-Witt of River Falls was assessed a two-minute yellow card with 21 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. Greene had her free-position shot blocked and after a scramble for the ball, Iler sent a centering pass from the right wing to Janerico, who beat the Falcons' goalie Annelise Rommeck from right in front at the buzzer.
 
The Falcons gained the draw control to begin overtime, but Sofia Mancino forced a turnover, and after River Falls' Julia Hayek was given a yellow card, Iler buried the free-position shot.
 
SHARE OF WIAC TITLE AND NO. 1 SEED 
With the overtime win at River Falls, the Tigers secured at least a share of the WIAC regular-season title. With UW-Eau Claire's loss to UW-La Crosse on Wednesday, CC will be the No. 1 seed at next week's WIAC Tournament, which will be played at campus sites. A win over UW-Eau Claire on Saturday secures CC's third consecutive outright WIAC regular-season title.
 
TIGERS SWEEP WIAC WEEKLY HONORS
Colorado College swept the WIAC weekly honors as senior Grace Bean was named Offensive Player of the Week and freshman Sophie Mineroff named Defensive Player of the Week after the Tigers went 3-0 last week.
 
Bean, from Boston, Mass., scored 10 goals in CC's three games. She had two goals, including the game-winner 43 seconds into overtime, in a 15-14 victory over the University of Chicago, then tied her career-high with five goals in a 22-1 win over UW-Stevens Point. She closed the week with three goals in a 13-12 overtime victory over UW-River Falls.
 
Mineroff, from Manhasset, N.Y., caused seven turnovers, including a career-high three in the victories over UChicago and UW-Stevens Point. She also collected nine ground balls, including a career-high four in Colorado College overtime win over UW-River Falls.
 
UP NEXT
Colorado College will attempt to win its third straight WIAC tournament title and earn the league's automatic qualifier spot in the NCAA Tournament next weekend. As the No. 1 seed, the Tigers will play in the semifinals on Friday, May 1, with site and time to be determined.