Chris Gray surpassed the 100-point mark as a sophomore. (Boston University Athletics)
The 16-team field for the NCAA tournament is rapidly nearing, and with that New England Lacrosse Journal has announced its year end awards for Division 1 men's lacrosse.
These high achievers have been leading the local scene all spring, with several positioned to keep their seasons extended well into May.
We have multiple schools with two representatives: Boston University, Holy Cross, UMass and Yale. Those programs have played some of the region's best lacrosse all spring, so that should come as no surprise.
Let's get right on into things, starting with an attackman rewriting the Patriot League record books.
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