Get Your BID On: NAIA Women's Lacrosse National Championship

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Apr 24, 2025 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

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Want to capitalize on your rectangular field by hosting some great collegiate lacrosse? Act now and immerse yourself in this RFP from the NAIA for its Women's Lacrosse National Championship in 2026 and 2027.

Don’t wait, though; deadline is June 1, 2025!

The bid packet and RFP can be found at this link.

NAIA’s Host Manual and Style Guide can be found at this link.

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Rights Fee: $2,500 (minimum)

Dates being requested are as follows:

  • May 11-15, 2026
  • May 11-15, 2027

Sports Facility Requirements: Lacrosse facility that meets the standards and approval of the NAIA with two primary championship fields, auxiliary field and practice fields, adequate spectator seating, lights, electronic scoreboard, press box, concession stands, restrooms, signs and water coolers.

Provide a minimum of four (4) practice fields at the stadium complex or easily accessible, meeting the standards and approval of the NAIA. These facilities must be available to schedule team workouts and practice sessions before and during the event.

Provide press box personnel necessary for the administration of the games, including public address announcers, scorekeepers, statisticians, scoreboard operators and personnel to prepare results and update brackets to media, coaches, etc. It shall be equipped with wireless internet, two separate wired connections and a wireless network printer.

Hotel Requirements: Centralized property capable of accommodating several meetings and a banquet for 200-400 people, with preference for properties that can house all 8 teams. The average stay of attendees is five to six nights and a block of 125 to 150 rooms will be needed. The price range is $100-$135, regardless of room occupancy and all participants will make their room reservations directly with the hotel.

Need more information? Visit this page or contact Rick Daum, Championship Sport Manager, 816-595-8141, rdaum@naia.org.

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