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RE: ASUN women's lax to split into two leagues - one ASUN and the other Southern
Bringing this back from the wintry depths where we last left it with this: http://www.bigeast.com/news/2017/10/11/b...-2019.aspx

The AAC starts sponsoring women's lax in 2019, with UConn, Cincinnati, Temple, Florida, and Vanderbilt leaving the Big East and East Carolina joining after playing as an independent in 2018. The Big East adds Old Dominion to go with Denver, Butler, Georgetown, Villanova and Marquette.
10-11-2017 04:48 PM
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