Noble and Greenough's Rory Taylor, left, defends against Phillips Exeter during a game last season. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)
The next girls lacrosse season in the Independent School League may be more than five months away, but after six weeks of Class of ‘25 commitments, it’s starting to come into clearer focus.
It’s been a period attacked by two-time defending champion Noble and Greenough, which has already seen five of its juniors make Division 1 commitments.
Of the 63 juniors in the region who have made their D-1 commitments so far, nine play at ISL schools, or about 14 percent.
Let’s break down the commitments, and also take a look at how the top teams are shaping up for the season ahead.
