Amherst forward Isabel Stern controls the ball against Springfield. (Amherst Athletics)
Home to some of the country’s top programs, the NESCAC needs little introduction. Those like Amherst, Middlebury and Williams are all perennial challengers for deep NCAA Tournament runs, while sides like Connecticut College, Tufts and upstart Wesleyan are in that conversation as well.
Now, NESCAC teams are approaching their second competitive weekend of the 2022 campaign, after starting slightly later than other Division 3 sides across the region.
Let’s take a program-by-program look at how things are going so far, both in a big-picture sense and for individual standouts.
All 11 teams are spotlighted below.
