Jake Haase (Wayland, Mass.) and Williams open up their NESCAC season with a semifinal rematch against Trinity. (Williams Athletics)
There’s good news and bad news. The bad news is that every New England D-1 team outside of Boston University had at least one loss in the month of February.
The good news is that the big boys of Division 3 are about to take the field. Yes, this weekend almost all of the NESCAC teams will make their in-conference debut. Some with fanfare, others with muted excitement.
For some teams, it’s been almost two years since they last played a game, and for others, this go-round will be a nice return to routine.
Let’s take a look at the most compelling college matchups -- in D-1 and D-3 -- for the first weekend in March.
