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D3 Men: 10 breakout players throughout New England

By Jonathan SigalOctober 25, 2018

Amherst's Dane Lind has emerged as one of the country's top creative players. (courtesy photo)

How things can change.

A year ago, some players were stuck in reserve roles or not truly impacting their team on a weekly basis. But a different tune has emerged for some this fall, as the lion's share of minutes and impactful moments have fallen their way.

That's why New England Soccer Journal has named 10 of the region's breakout players. They've benefitted from players graduating, new systems, a change of scenery and – perhaps most importantly – increased trust from their coach.

Freshmen weren't included in this exercise, for there's no base level to assess their success in Division 3 soccer. Some might fizzle out after a year, too. Of the below 10 players, there's only one senior and six are from New England.

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