AC Connecticut and Seacoast United Phantoms square off in a rain-soaked match on June 16. (Alex Dolan/New England Soccer Journal)
Ten quick weeks later, the USL League Two season has come and gone across New England.
Eight teams competed in the Northeast Division, with two qualifying for the playoffs and one club crafting a campaign for the record books.
Who were some standouts? What went right and wrong for each club? What were some big-picture takeaways when looking at the league’s history?
We answered that and more in our club-by-club review for the 2019 season. There's plenty to dissect from the USL2 space, which annually features dozens of prominent college soccer players.
