Ever wonder which teams had the best shooting percentage of the 2026 season? Look no further. Throughout the 2026 season, these programs proved that offensive efficiency can be just as valuable as offensive volume. Whether attacking from the crease, in transition, or through settled six-on-six offense, the nation’s top shooting teams consistently made the most of their opportunities.

Leading the country was Lynchburg, which converted an impressive 38.4% of its shots into goals. The Hornets scored 387 goals on 1,008 shots, finishing as the most efficient shooting team in DeeThreeLax Close behind was Washington & Lee at 38.0%, while Pfeiffer (36.8%), Centenary (LA) (36.1%), and Cortland (35.6%) rounded out the Top 5. Each of those programs paired elite shot selection with talented finishers to become some of the most dangerous offenses in the nation.

Many of the teams atop these rankings excelled at creating high-percentage scoring opportunities through outstanding ball movement, off-ball cuts, transition play, and patient offensive execution. Rather than settling for low-angle attempts, they consistently forced defenses to break down before finishing their chances. Programs like Tufts, Penn College, Grove City, York (PA), Greensboro, and RIT all ranked among the nation’s leaders, demonstrating that efficient offenses can thrive in a variety of systems.

Elite shooting percentages often reflect strong offensive chemistry rather than individual talent alone. Great passing, smart decision-making, and disciplined shot selection allowed these teams to maximize every possession throughout the season. When opportunities were limited, these offenses consistently capitalized.

DeeThreeLax 2026 Team Stats – Shooting Percentage 

• Lynchburg – 38.4% (387 goals on 1,008 shots)
• Washington & Lee – 38.0% (389 goals on 1,025 shots)
• Pfeiffer – 36.8% (354 goals on 963 shots)
• Centenary (LA) – 36.1% (246 goals on 681 shots)
• Cortland – 35.6% (408 goals on 1,146 shots)
• Penn College – 35.1% (315 goals on 898 shots)
• Tufts – 34.8% (423 goals on 1,217 shots)
• Grove City – 34.3% (364 goals on 1,060 shots)
• Franciscan – 34.3% (233 goals on 680 shots)
• Greensboro – 34.0% (289 goals on 849 shots)
• York (PA) – 34.0% (366 goals on 1,077 shots)
• Husson – 34.0% (237 goals on 698 shots)
• Colorado College – 33.9% (250 goals on 737 shots)
• Nazareth – 33.9% (298 goals on 879 shots)
• RIT – 33.7% (364 goals on 1,081 shots)
• St. Lawrence – 33.5% (230 goals on 686 shots)
• Baldwin Wallace – 33.4% (319 goals on 954 shots)
• Roanoke – 33.2% (303 goals on 912 shots)
• Hope – 33.2% (332 goals on 1,001 shots)
• Hartford – 33.1% (226 goals on 683 shots)
• Babson – 33.1% (334 goals on 1,010 shots)
• Vassar – 33.0% (186 goals on 564 shots)
• Elmhurst – 32.9% (282 goals on 857 shots)
• SUNY Maritime – 32.9% (251 goals on 763 shots)
• SUNY Morrisville – 32.8% (173 goals on 527 shots)
• Aurora – 32.6% (298 goals on 914 shots)
• Piedmont – 32.6% (236 goals on 724 shots)
• Scranton – 32.5% (305 goals on 938 shots)
• Chatham – 32.4% (290 goals on 894 shots)
• Christopher Newport – 32.4% (320 goals on 989 shots)
• St. John Fisher – 32.2% (317 goals on 983 shots)
• Massachusetts Maritime – 32.2% (322 goals on 1,001 shots)
• Endicott – 32.1% (285 goals on 888 shots)
• Dean – 32.1% (238 goals on 742 shots)
• Emmanuel (MA) – 31.9% (198 goals on 621 shots)