✌ Year in review: From the first USC Pac-12 title in women’s lacrosse to four NCAA championship runners-up, Trojans made their presence felt across the collegiate sporting world.
USC won conference championships in women’s beach volleyball and men’s tennis on Saturday, and women’s lacrosse and water polo on Sunday.
The win means an automatic berth in the upcoming NCAA championships.
Eight of the university’s women’s teams finished in the Top 10 in NCAA championship play.
The Trojan athletes went three-for-three in championship play Sunday.
By preserving the environment, three teams score points with Trojan Sustainability.
The squad takes on the sport’s dominant program in a Coliseum home game that’s free to fans.
On the court and the field, in the pool and on the course, the university’s student-athletes had another banner year — one that included winning the school’s 100th NCAA championship.
Take a look at images from the team’s visit to the home of the Chicago Cubs.
The wait is over. On Feb. 9, the Women of Troy will take the field at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for USC’s first varsity women’s lacrosse game.
Lindsey Munday, an All-World member of the U.S. lacrosse women’s national team who helped lead Northwestern to five NCAA championships as a player and assistant coach, has been named the head coach of the new USC women’s lacrosse team, USC athletic director Pat Haden announced.
Women’s lacrosse will be added to USC’s athletic program in the 2012-13 season, Trojan athletic director Pat Haden announced.