What was the Great Western Lacrosse League?
Q: What was the Great Western Lacrosse League?
A: The Great Western Lacrosse League was a group of colleges and universities that played men's lacrosse against each other.
Q: When did the Great Western Lacrosse League exist?
A: The Great Western Lacrosse League existed from 1984 to 2009.
Q: Why did the Great Western Lacrosse League disband?
A: The Great Western Lacrosse League disbanded after Notre Dame left because its main conference, the Big East, started a men's lacrosse league.
Q: What happened to the remaining five members of the Great Western Lacrosse League?
A: The remaining five members of the Great Western Lacrosse League joined ECAC Lacrosse.
Q: How many members did the Great Western Lacrosse League have when it disbanded?
A: The Great Western Lacrosse League had only five members when it disbanded.
Q: Was Notre Dame the only member that left the Great Western Lacrosse League?
A: The text only mentions Notre Dame leaving, so it is uncertain whether other members left or not.
Q: What was the final membership of the Great Western Lacrosse League?
A: The final membership of the Great Western Lacrosse League was the remaining five members.
