Harvard midfielder Andrew Perry (41) pivots to break away from a Dartmouth defender. (Erica Denhoff/Getty Images)
We’ve already spotlighted some of the top talents in Division 1 men’s lacrosse from Massachusetts, Connecticut and even New Hampshire. But we haven’t really explored the impact that players from the other states in New England.
Maine, Vermont and Rhode Island aren’t as known as the other three states in most recruiting circles.
However, that doesn’t mean that players from those states are absent from college rosters.
Even the schools in those states have helped to produce talent that is contributing to teams across the country.
