Pace University women’s lacrosse brings home Westchester County’s first NCAA championship
Pace University became the first Westchester County school to win an NCAA championship on Sunday after the Setters lacrosse team upset No. 1 West Chester University from Pennsylvania.
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20h agoPace University became the first Westchester County school to win an NCAA championship on Sunday after the Setters lacrosse team upset No. 1 West Chester University from Pennsylvania.
The Division II squad ended their season with 21 wins total.
