Wesleyan forward Kyle Burbage chases down the ball. (Wesleyan Athletics)
We’re three weeks into September and the pecking order is starting to emerge across New England’s Division 3 men’s soccer landscape.
But there are some early surprises as well, with two undefeated NESCAC programs tossing a wrench into the tiers most thought would define the 2022 season.
Let’s take a deeper look at the top teams across the region, where it’s still somewhat a predictive mix of potential, track record and past standouts. But new data points are emerging left and right, too.
Without further ado:
