With the NCAA Division 3 postseason heading into the third round, severan New England natives have begun to standout. Just two local teams remain, but throughout the nation, players from the region have made their mark. Wednesday's games will continue to narrow down the field, including Tufts facing Wesleyan in a NESCAC clash.
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