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IWLCA Presidents Cup Returns to Manatee County

IWLCA Presidents Cup Returns to Manatee County

The Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) and Elite Tournaments are welcoming the IWLCA Presidents Cup back to Manatee County this weekend.  

This nationally recognized recruiting event will make a major impact on the West Bradenton and Lakewood Ranch communities as thousands of athletes, families, and college coaches arrive for a full weekend of competition. 

This year’s tournament will host more than 500 teams and more than 700 college coaches from across the country. Games will take place November 20 to 22, 2026 at two major sports destinations: Premier Sports Campus in Lakewood Ranch, FL and IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL. 

The IWLCA Presidents Cup remains the largest all-girls lacrosse tournament in the United States bringing together elite club programs and top collegiate recruiters from every region, creating one of the most influential weekends in the women’s lacrosse calendar.  

Its return highlights Manatee County’s continued role as a premier host for large-scale national sporting events. 

Due to increased activities in the area local residents and Cup participants are encouraged to plan accordingly. 

For more information about the event, schedules, or venue details, please visit the iwlcarecruiting.com.

Contact information:  
Keenan Singleton, Communications Manager 
Bradenton Area Tourism Bureau 
941-773-6000 
keenan.singleton@bacvb.com 
 


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