Bennett Matthews of Bedford (N.H.) works against Bishop Guertin in last season's NHIAA Division 1 final. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)
The NHIAA season is still a week away, as New Hampshire high school lacrosse traditionally starts later than the other New England states. And the top teams in Division 1 are under the auspices of change for the first time in several years.
As usual, Bishop Guertin is leading the pack with the most college-committed players, championships and wins in the entire state. Still, a different Cameron will be in charge of the Cardinals, as Brian Cameron takes over as head coach from his father, Chris.
Bedford, last year's runner-up, also has a new coach, former Pinkerton Academy boss Steve Gaudreau, who takes over for current St. Anselm head coach Drew Bourdeau.
Here is a closer look at the top five teams in the first division of NHIAA lacrosse.
