Senior Charlie Wilmot (Topsfield, Mass.) and Wesleyan host Bates in their opening game on Saturday. (Michael Last/Tufts Athletics)
The return of Division 3’s most prestigious academic and athletic league is imminent.
This weekend, all 11 men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC are in action. What’s more, they are all playing one another, with one exception.
Most conferences wait a few weeks — even a month — before they dive into traditional league rivalries. But the NESCAC is engineered for immediate gratification.
Let’s take a closer look at all six games in the oldest and most celebrated D-3 conference in the nation. Welcome back, NESCAC. Here's what to watch.
