Trevor Juan (Bolton, Conn.) has led Johnson & Wales to the No. 1 seed in the GNAC. (JWU Athletics)
The postseason is officially here for all seven Division 3 conferences covering the New England states.
While the NESCAC and GNAC started their respective tournaments in quarterfinal series and “pod” play last weekend, the fun begins on Wednesday and continues through the weekend. Playoff action will take place in all corners of the region — from Bangor and Brunswick, Maine, down to Providence and over to Keene, N.H.
The majority of the region’s tournaments will lead to double-elimination formats, with the Little East’s six-team bracket starting as such on Wednesday morning. The GNAC is the lone conference finalizing its champion with a straight-up best-of-three series.
Once all of the champions are crowned by early Sunday evening, the focus will shift to the reveal of NCAA tournament brackets on Monday, May 12 at noon.
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