The Atlantic Coast Conference cemented its status as the best league in Division 1 when North Carolina won its fourth national championship last spring. It’s become a popular landing spot for many of the region’s top recruits, even more so after attractive West Coast options Stanford and California … [Read more...]
Watch list: Eight women to watch in the NESCAC in ’26
With the calendar flipping to 2026 it means that new college lacrosse seasons can’t be far away. The NESCAC is not only the strongest league in Division 3, it’s also a popular landing spot for many of our region’s top recruits. With Middlebury winning the last four NCAA championships, and Tufts just … [Read more...]
BEST OF ‘25: Phillips Andover, Nobles shined the brightest
The end of the calendar year is the perfect time to recognize what a great year it was for lacrosse in New England. From high school and prep achievements, to NCAA titles and the pursuit of them, our region was the home to countless great stories, ones that have been told on this website and on the … [Read more...]
Weekly Girls Commit Tracker: Six more make holiday choices
Commitments in the region’s Class of ‘27 have slowed to a point, but have certainly not stopped. Nearly 150 junior girls from New England have made college commitments since first contact was allowed on Sept. 1. Many of those came in the first weeks of the cycle, but new ones are still reaching us … [Read more...]
Power rankings: Which teams make our way-too-early Top 10?
It’s been more than six months since the last prep school games were played, and there are still more than three months before the new season opens. So it’s a perfect time for some way-too-early power rankings. These rankings are largely framed through the lens of college-committed players on … [Read more...]
Weekly Girls Commit Tracker: More ’27s and a numbers crunch
Commitments in the region’s Class of ‘27 have slowed to a point, but have certainly not stopped. More than 140 junior girls from New England have made college commitments since first contact was allowed on Sept. 1. Many of those came in the first weeks of the cycle, but new ones are still reaching … [Read more...]
