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Power rankings: NESCAC flex, but don’t sleep on Babson

The heavyweights in the NESCAC are off and running. Two-time reigning Division 3 champion Middlebury owns the nation’s fourth-best scoring defense. Tufts boasts the nation’s second-highest scoring offense. Both teams are undefeated. Our regional Top 10 is composed of seven teams from Division 3’s … [Read more...]

MIAA girls: Who has it tougher, easier with realignment?

The MIAA girls lacrosse landscape underwent some shifting in the offseason. Several teams that regularly “petition up” to play in higher divisions either opted not to do so or missed petition deadlines. The result is a slimmer Division 1, a heftier Division 2 and changes to D-3 and D-4. Teams took … [Read more...]

Power rankings: Which teams start in our prep girls Top 10?

New England is a hotbed when it comes to prep school girls lacrosse. Though the NEPSAC crowns no official champion, titles are contested in the Independent School League, the Founders League and the Lakes Region League, among others. As a new season approaches, with season openers barely a week away … [Read more...]

ISL preview, Part 3: Our top five, and the prediction to win it

The championship tournament era of the Independent School League is entering its third season. We’ve broken this year’s ISL season preview into three parts. Today, we’ll examine players to watch and outlooks for the teams our staff has ranked No. 1 through No. 5 at the start of the season. On Monday … [Read more...]

ISL preview, Part 2: Unveiling the bottom half of our Top 10

The championship tournament era of the Independent School League is entering its third season. We’ve broken this year’s ISL season preview into three parts. Today, we’ll examine players to watch and outlooks for the teams our staff has ranked No. 6 through No. 10 at the start of the season. On … [Read more...]

ISL preview, Part 1: Six teams that are aiming for higher ground

The championship tournament era of the Independent School League is entering its third season. We’ve broken this year’s ISL season preview into three parts. Today, we’ll examine players to watch and outlooks for six teams that will be considered underdogs to make that championship tournament – but … [Read more...]

First impressions: Why this prep girls season will be one to savor

We are just days away from spring trips, and barely two weeks out from the first games that count in the prep school girls lacrosse season. And one of the first ones that counts is a big one. From teams loaded with college-committed players to others looking to ascend in their conferences, there is … [Read more...]

Coach speak: Which guys are the ISL’s most impressive players?

Once again, we surveyed the coaches in the Independent School League to find out who they perceive as the league’s most impressive player heading into the new season. Coaches were asked to name one player from an opposing team who they considered the most impressive. In all, 10 different players … [Read more...]

Doug Worthen stepping down at Middlesex at end of this season

This will be Doug Worthen’s seventh and final season as the head coach at Middlesex School. He said he is excited for both the season and the transition. Worthen, who starred at Middlesex in the 1990s before going on to win an NCAA championship at Virginia, is stepping away from the program at the … [Read more...]

Survey says: Which guys are the ISL’s most underrated players?

As the start of a new Independent School League draws closer, we surveyed the league’s 16 coaches to find out who they perceive as the league’s most underrated player – and why. This is the third season of the championship tournament era in the ISL and the talent level entering the season is again … [Read more...]

NESCAC: In strong league, what has made Middlebury strongest?

Kate Livesay had been off the field for less than an hour when the questions shifted from the team’s latest NCAA championship win to its place in history. The Middlebury College head coach has led her team to the last two, and three of the last four, Division 3 national championships — and … [Read more...]

By the numbers: Which ISL teams have most commitments?

Even before teams take the field for their first practice or head south for preseason scrimmages, the pecking order in the Independent School League takes shape. A big reason for that? College commitments. All of the league’s 16 programs annually send players on to college, from national Division 1 … [Read more...]

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