Amherst senior attackman Evan Wolf celebrates a goal against Bowdoin. (Chris Wright, Clarus Studios Inc.)
As quickly as it began, the college lacrosse season is nearing its end. In fact, that final point has arrived for a solid chunk of New England’s teams, with conference champions set to be crowned this weekend.
Before the NCAA tournament gets underway, New England Lacrosse Journal has handed out year-end awards to the region’s top achievers. The slate is led by NESCAC programs, which is widely regarded as the nation’s top conference.
Our awards span some of the best attackmen, midfielders, defensemen and more throughout the region’s Division 3 lacrosse landscape.
The national championship is set for Memorial Day weekend (May 25-27) at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa. Will any of those within be present?
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