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NCAA Women's Division I Code Replacements

Ready-to-go code replacement files for every NCAA Women's Division I team (45 teams). Pick a matchup, choose AP, Getty, or Imagn style, and download a ready-to-use .txt — or let Sideline Captions write the captions for you.

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Sport and league

Ice Hockey · NCAA Women's Division I

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Caption format, tab codes, phrases
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What's inside

What's in our NCAA Women's Division I code replacement files

  • All 45 teams
  • Caption Styles for AP / Getty / Imagn
  • 28 common phrases for ice hockey

Pick a matchup below to preview real NCAA Women's Division I code lines in AP, Getty, or Imagn style.

Code Replacement files
for all 45 NCAA Women's Division I teams

  • Assumption
  • Bemidji St.
  • Boston College
  • Boston U.
  • Brown
  • Clarkson
  • Colgate
  • Cornell
  • Dartmouth
  • Delaware
  • Franklin Pierce
  • Harvard
  • Holy Cross
  • Lindenwood
  • LIU
  • Maine
  • Mercyhurst
  • Merrimack
  • Minn. Duluth
  • Minnesota
  • Minnesota St.
  • New Hampshire
  • Northeastern
  • Ohio St.
  • Penn St.
  • Post
  • Princeton
  • Providence
  • Quinnipiac
  • Rensselaer
  • RIT
  • Robert Morris
  • Sacred Heart
  • Saint Anselm
  • Saint Michael's
  • St. Cloud St.
  • St. Lawrence
  • St. Thomas (MN)
  • Stonehill
  • Syracuse
  • UConn
  • Union (NY)
  • Vermont
  • Wisconsin
  • Yale

Options

Build NCAA Women's Division I roster files your way

Sideline's Roster Generator gives college ice hockey photographers flexible, deadline-ready caption shortcuts.

Caption styles

AP Sports, Getty, Imagn, and more — the formats editors expect from wire photographers.

Multiple tab codes

Optional variants so one shortcode can expand to full name, last name only, or other tab-separated fields.

Common phrases

Add sport-specific action codes — runs, tackles, passes — alongside player entries in the same file.

Upcoming games

Pick a game from the calendar and Sideline auto-fills both teams — no hunting through dropdowns on game day.

AI captions next

Use the same rosters in Sideline Captions to AI-caption images automatically on ingest.

Common Ice Hockey Phrases

Convenient common phrases for ice hockey – included

Add these shortcodes alongside player entries in the same file.

CodePhrase
stp shoots the puck
ptp passes the puck
htp handles the puck
sk skates
ctp carries the puck
plus 23 more for ice hockey…

FAQ

NCAA Women's Division I roster & captioning FAQ

Where can I download NCAA Women's Division I code replacements?

Right here. Pick any matchup across all 45 teams, choose AP, Getty, or Imagn style, and download a ready-to-use .txt file. Your first file is free, and a Sideline Captions trial unlocks unlimited code replacement files.

How do I use NCAA Women's Division I code replacements in Sideline Captions?

Open Sideline Captions and pick the NCAA Women's Division I matchup in Roster Manager — the roster is already loaded. Type a shortcode in the caption editor to expand a player, or turn on AI captioning and let Sideline caption each image as it lands. Already have your own code file? Import it into Roster Manager.

Which caption styles are supported?

AP, Getty, Getty (parentheses), and Imagn. When you download Sideline Captions for macOS, you can also unlock custom caption styles that let you name players in whatever style fits your workflow.

Can Sideline AI-caption my NCAA Women's Division I photos?

Yes. The same rosters you build here power Sideline Captions on macOS. Point it at a folder of game images and it reads jersey numbers, matches players from your roster, and writes publication-ready captions in AP, Getty, or Imagn style — no shortcodes to type.

Should I use code replacements, AI captions, or both?

Code replacements are great when you're captioning by hand and want instant player names from shortcodes. AI captioning shines when you need to get through a full card fast — Sideline writes the entire caption from the image and roster. Both are included in one Sideline subscription.

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Same roster, no file to manage.

Every NCAA Women's Division I roster on this page is already inside Sideline Captions. Pick the matchup in the app and you're ready.

AI captions on ingest.

Sideline watches your ingest folder, reads jersey numbers, matches players from the NCAA Women's Division I roster, and writes AP, Getty, or Imagn captions in about 2.5 seconds per image.

Your codes still work.

Code replacements are built into Sideline's caption editor, and you can import existing code replacement files into Roster Manager.

Rosters are just the start.

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