Watch list: 16 Division 3 men’s forwards to keep an eye on in 2023
In three short months, college soccer players will report to campus to begin preseason workouts for the 2023 fall season. With that in mind, New…
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Watch list: 14 Division 3 women’s forwards to keep an eye on in 2023
In three short months, college soccer players will report to campus to begin preseason workouts for the 2023 fall season. With that in mind, New…Read More
Podcast: Tufts’ coach Kyle Dezotell on his program and the NESCAC
The latest guest on New England Soccer Journal’s "The Goal" podcast is Tufts University men’s soccer head coach Kyle Dezotell. Dezotell was hired in March…
D3 Women: How the NESCAC is pushing the Division 3 standard
In NESCAC women’s soccer history, there’s no greater run than what Williams College achieved from 2014-18. During that five-year span, the Ephs won three national…
D3 Men: How the NESCAC became Division 3’s indisputable premier conference
Eleven schools and eight national titles spread across five different programs. New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) men’s soccer contains more multitudes, more layers…
More spring practices: What does it mean for Division 3 soccer?
An under-the-radar change is coming to Division 3 soccer during the 2023-24 academic year, allowing teams to train more during the spring semester. Currently, men’s…
D3 Men: How Nick Boardman’s leadership sparked Williams’ dream run
Boiling a college soccer career down to one singular moment is an inexact science. There’s often no perfect answer, no clear front-runner that is leaps…
