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» LYLE’S


SUPPORTING CAST


He can’t do it alone, can he? What does the rest of Albany’s roster look like?


Casey Bocklet, Courtney Swan and Morgan Stephens return for the surprise semifinalist.


»IS VIRGINIA BACK?


»NOW OR NEVER


BC was so close, nearly upending UNC and Maryland and advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals. Mikaela Rix and Covie Stanwick are seniors.


» POST POST-SILEO


LIU Post lost the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer, Jackie Sileo, but now she’s an assistant coach.


VILLANOVA’S MOTION ‘O’ »NESTOR’S


BOOT CAMP Salisbury’s Jim Nestor quit coaching soccer and ran an intense fall ball last year. Three-peat for the Sea Gulls?


The Wildcats fascinate with fast players who move like the skinny Nintendo guys in “Ice Hockey.”


GOALIE CONTROVERSY?


After Warren Hill’s performance for the Iroquois, will Syracuse reconsider handing the reins to Bobby Wardwell?


ST. JOE’S ‘NEW ERA’ St. Joseph’s, not normally on the


radar, got a name-brand coach in Alex Kahoe, who promised a “new era” for the program.


TAYLOR CUMMINGS’ KRYPTONITE


Gotta be something, right? DENVER’S BEST SHOT


Denver returns its entire attack (plus Maryland transfer Connor Cannizzaro), defense and goalie Ryan LaPlante. Preseason No. 1?


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D-II’S RODNEY DANGERFIELD


Mercy’s Jesse Wood led Division II in points playing in the rugged ECC, but received no All-American mention.


BEST UP-THE-MIDDLE COMBO IN THE COUNTRY


Ask Syracuse how hard it is to beat a team with the top faceoff man (Kevin Massa) and the biggest big-game goalie (Gunnar Waldt).


STARTUPS


Central Michigan, Gardner Webb, NJIT and UMass-Lowell are up.


THE SINGLE-SEX EFFECT


Wabash, an all-male school in Indiana, headlines D-III expansion.


FRESHMEN, TRANSFERS, INJURIES AND COACHES


Always the primary talking points of fall ball.


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