Western New England standout Nick Gamba, right, vs. Salve Regina. (courtesy photo)
February is almost here, which means the 2019 college lacrosse season is nearly upon us.
As the games approach, New England Lacrosse Journal's review of the region's Division 3 landscape continues. Up next are some top returning midfielders to watch for, ones who have cemented their place as impactful players and then some.
The below group features five with hometowns in New England, so the local presence is profound. Given the conference's strength, six of the 10 are from the NESCAC.
Without further ado, here are 10 midfielders who could turn heads this spring.
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