Taylor Watts, a rising senior midfielder at Notre Dame Academy (Mass.), is committed to Wesleyan. (Dan Leahy photo)
The month of July is when NESCAC teams beef up their future rosters.
There has been a steady stream of Class of ‘26 commits from the region since the strongest league in Division 3 -- and a popular landing spot for many of the region's top players -- reached a key July 1 admission date. As players prepare for their senior years, destinations have been confirmed.
Of the more than 200 committed girls in the region’s Class of ‘26 so far, 38 are heading to NESCAC schools, or nearly 20 percent of all commits overall.
Which programs are stocking up? Who's going where? Let’s take a look.
