Tiago Mendonca looks to advance the ball against Clemson in the NCAA tournament. (Providence Athletics)
After roughly 14 weeks, the Division 1 men's college soccer season has concluded in New England.
It was a memorable year with five programs making the NCAA tournament, as led by another deep run from Providence. Boston College and the University of New Hampshire also found some success, while Yale and the University of Rhode Island weren't as lucky.
That's not all that unfolded, though, and we're here to break down some of the biggest storylines from the fall. From coaching changes to programs trending up and down, we've covered it all.
Let's get underway, starting with another success story out of Rhode Island:
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