Mid-Summer Championships College Coaches Recap

The 2022 Mid-Summer Championships took place this June 23th and 24th in Conshohocken, PA. The Mid-Summer Championships hosted elite high school teams made up of rising sophomores, rising juniors, and rising seniors. This tournament offered something that most don't, an exciting chance to try their hand at NCAA level rules.

The 2022 Mid-Summer Championships took place this June 23rd and 24th in Conshohocken, PA. The Mid-Summer Championships hosted elite high school teams made up of rising sophomores, rising juniors, and rising seniors. This tournament offered something that most don't, an exciting chance to try their hand at NCAA-level rules.

Scouting the talent in Conshohocken that week were 60 college coaches, representing each of the three divisions.

Every division was well represented this weekend. Multiple top 25 teams were included such as Princeton, Yale, St. Joe’s, University of Delaware, Villanova, Limestone, Westminster, Cabrini, St. Lawrence, and MIT.

Champions

2023: Annapolis Hawks

2024: 3d NE Red

2025: Florida Crabs

Below you will find a complete list of schools that were in attendance last weekend.

Bucknell (DI)
Fairfield University (DI)
Lafayette (DI)
Merrimack College (DI)
Princeton University (DI)
Robert Morris University (DI)
Saint Joseph's University (DI) (2)
University of Delaware (DI) (2)
UMass (DI)
Villanova University (DI) (2)
Yale University (DI)
College of Saint Rose (DII)
Limestone (DII)
Lincoln Memorial University (DII)
Lynn University (DII)
Saint Michael’s College (DII)
University of Montevallo (DII)
Westminster College (DII)
Wheeling University (DII)
Young Harris College (DII)
Bryn Athyn College (DIII)
Cabrini (DIII) (2)
Cairn University (DIII)
DeSales University (DIII) (2)
Eastern University (DIII)
Elizabethtown University (DIII)
Gordon College (DIII)
Hanover College (DIII) (2)
Immaculata University (DIII)
Lake Forest College (DIII)
Lebanon Valley College (DIII)
Lycoming (DIII)
Manhattanville (DIII)
MIT (DIII)
Neuman (DIII)
Penn Tech College (DIII)
Rosemont College (DIII)
Russell Sage College (DIII)
Shenandoah University (DIII)
Skidmore College (DIII)
Springfield College (DIII)
Stevens Tech (DIII)
St. Lawrence (DIII)
Swarthmore (DIII)
Ursinus College (DIII)
University of Hartford (DIII) (2)
Western Connecticut (DIII)
Widener University (DIII)
William Jewell College (DII)
Williams College (DIII) (2)
Wooster University (DIII)
The Frederick Gunn School

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