Duke star Jack Doran is back with the Boston Bolts yet again. (Duke Athletics)
With the summer season nearly upon us, you might be wondering where the Premier Development League went. The answer, quite simply, is nowhere.
But PDL has a different look for 2019, rebranded as USL League Two with the same six clubs from the region – AC Connecticut, Black Rock FC, Boston Bolts, GPS Portland Phoenix, Seacoast United Phantoms and Western Mass. Pioneers – again grouped into the Northeast Division.
To preview what's in store when matches get underway May 11, here's our team-by-team preview. Included within is our predicted order of finish and players to watch for at each club.
With talented college and youth players from near and far, the USL League Two season should be another great one throughout New England.
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