Grace Giancola made a big impact for Vermont as a sophomore after missing her freshman season due to injury. (Courtesy photo)
With the Division I women’s lacrosse season a mere month away, it is time to look at players we could be talking about once games begin. First up, the New England-based teams in America East (Hartford, New Hampshire, UMass Lowell, and Vermont.)
This is by no means an exhaustive list, but here are some players who offer their teams unique experiences and skill sets heading into the 2020 season and will be ones to keep an eye on.
Carolyn Carrera
Sophomore, Vermont, defense
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