Darragh Fahey (Walpole, Mass.), left, of UMass Boston works against Western Conn. in the Little East title game. (UMB Athletics)
Now that the dust has completely settled and is starting to collect on the ground of the lacrosse party bus, it’s a good time to look back and appreciate some of the more eye-catching teams of the past Division 3 men’s season.
It was a unique season that saw three of the 11 teams in the NESCAC opt not to compete and teams in all of the region’s league’s play condensed schedules with an emphasis on conference play.
While the traditional powers still dominated the headlines, there were other teams that used the shortened season to springboard to new heights.
Here are five of those squads.
