D1 Men: Top 10 returning midfielders to watch for in New England

Yale midfielder Jack Tigh vs. Albany in last year's national semifinal. (John McCreary/NELJ)

Nearly 240 days have passed since a competitive college lacrosse game was last played. Rest assured, though, that the 2019 season is nearly upon us.

As the countdown continues to early February, our preview of New England's Division 1 landscape rages on with position by-position previews. Up next are the midfielders, with 10 returners, including three originally from Massachusetts.

There should be shortage of game-changing midfielders to watch this spring, since several are All-Americans and among their respective conference's best.

Without further ado, let's get one step closer to the 2019 college lacrosse season.