NESCAC men | 5 players to watch from New England
Colleges are back in session throughout the region, and -- hopefully -- new college lacrosse seasons are not far behind. It’s not too early to…
In the NESCAC, players can often shine twice as bright
As a recruited lacrosse player in high school, Erin Nicholas did not attend a non-Division 1 camp until her junior year when she attended Middlebury’s.…
Hangin’ Out With … Rock Stewart
Four Division 3 players were selected in the 2020 MLL Collegiate Draft, including two from Williams College: Brendan Hoffman (fourth round) and Rock Stewart (fifth…
Williams to world record: Alyssa Amos Clark’s inspiring feat
Growing up in Vermont, Alyssa Amos Clark played lots of sports and loved lacrosse. Coached as a youth by her father, with a brother and…
NESCAC Preview: Williams aims to return to final four in 2020
Editor’s note: This is the sixth in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest…
Little Three rivals Amherst, Williams set for NCAA semifinal game
The NESCAC, understandably so, is lauded as the premier lacrosse conference in Division 3. However, much of its roots stem back to the Little Three,…
Rock Stewart, Williams ready to take on RIT
Of all the quarterfinal matchups in the Division 3 NCAA tournament, perhaps Williams, even amid its best-ever season, has the toughest opponent: RIT. The Tigers…
Max Waldbaum plays hero for Tufts in NESCAC final
MEDFORD, Mass. – A year ago, Max Waldbaum was on the sidelines as Tufts marched to the NESCAC championship, missing all but the opening two…
NESCAC season preview: Amherst, Tufts and Wesleyan the heavyweights
The NESCAC is often talked about as the preeminent conference in Division 3, and it's easy to understand why. Three of the past five national…
D3 Men: NESCAC Playoff Preview
The NESCAC playoffs get underway this weekend, and with at least three teams as possible national title contenders, it should be some of the best…
