Bates standout Matt Chlastawa. (Credit: Phyllis Graber Jensen)
The NESCAC, and thus New England, is home to some of the best Division 3 lacrosse around.
That means some of the country's elite attackmen play here, many of whom have already rattled off 80-plus point seasons. They're All-Americans, conference players of the year and talented enough to feature in Division 1. However, for a multitude of reasons, they call the D3 ranks home.
Mindful of those comings and goings, New England Lacrosse Journal has named 10 returning attackmen that all college lacrosse fans should keep an eye on this spring. They're head-turners and likely to lead their respective teams yet again.
Let's get right on into it.
