The Midwest Cities Lacrosse Conference (MCLC) is a senior/post-collegiate men's

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league based in the

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. The MCLC was founded in 1990 as a merger between the "City Division" of the Midwest Club Lacrosse Association and the three-year-old Midwest Club Championship invitational tournament. Teams are divided into east and west divisions based on their geographic location. Like most other lacrosse leagues, the MCLC plays its games during the

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. Each season the top teams from the league meet in the playoffs to battle for the MCLC Championship.

Teams

East Division

West Division

Defunct teams

Champions

References

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