Boston University senior midfielder Brendan Homire. (Maddie Epperson)
The weekends of regular-season action are numbered for New England's college programs, with May rapidly nearing. That means playoff lacrosse is around the corner, and it's also fresh on the minds of dozens of teams throughout the region.
The postseason picture is especially present for the clubs highlighted below, with seeding and conference titles on the line from the NESCAC to the Northeast-10 and everywhere in between.
To preview what's in store, we've highlighted one "must-watch" game at every level of college lacrosse in New England. So, yes, a single head-turner on Saturday in Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 – both men and women.
You won't want to miss these tilts.
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