East Longmeadow (Mass.) has just about everyone back from an 18-4 team, including junior standout Kennady Marino. (Courtesy)
No division in MIAA girls lacrosse was augmented more by realignment than Division 2.
Swelling from 51 to 55 teams, its newcomers are not lightweights; in fact, there are four teams arriving from D-1 that immediately become contenders.
Notre Dame Academy has been the dominant ruler of this domain for the last two seasons, compiling a 46-4 overall record and two titles as it staked its claim as the best team in Massachusetts.
Here is a look at six top teams to watch in MIAA D-2 this season.
