Grace Hulslander emerged as a star midfielder for Harvard. (Paul Rutherford/Harvard Athletics)
With an influx of first-year talent, the future looks bright for New England's Division 1 women's lacrosse programs.
A pair of Harvard players delivered a huge impact in the midfield, a young Vermont contributor could help the Catamounts contend for a top spot in America East and Fairfield marched to a second straight MAAC title and spot in the NCAA tournament behind a key duo in the back.
This New England Lacrosse Journal All-Rookie team includes two Connecticut natives, as well as one each from Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Here are this year’s selections for the best of the region’s newcomers this spring:
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