Kelcey Dion (North Andover, Mass.) has helped Middlebury earn another No. 1 seed for the NESCAC tournament. (Keith Lucas/Getty)
Every year, the biggest questions surrounding the NESCAC women’s lacrosse tournament seem to be the same.
Can any team beat Middlebury? And, if so, who?
The NESCAC tourney begins Saturday with four quarterfinal matches being hosted by higher-seeded teams, after a regular season that navigated a few twists and turns. The highest seed left standing will host the semifinals and championship game next weekend.
Here is a closer look at the matchups. Each quarterfinal game will start at noon.
