Boston College midfielder Amos Shapiro-Thompson picks out a pass. (Evan Scales/New England Soccer Journal)
The long-awaited first matches of the region’s Division I men's soccer spring season are getting underway after a 15-month stretch of no competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Among the 18 teams from New England that are competing – New England's four in the Ivy League aren't – is a collection of quality players. Some are still in the early stages of their NCAA careers, while others are at the tail end.
Given that dynamic, we've spotlighted 10 players from around New England's D-I men's soccer scene who should lead the way.
