Junior forward Jai Bean one leader of a deep South Kent offense. (Mike Gridley/New England Soccer Journal)
The draw is out for the NEPSAC Class B tournament, and the seeds largely went how one might expect.
South Kent was the runaway favorite for the No. 1 spot, while Nobles justly got the No. 2 slot after a strong season in the Independent School League. But some quality teams were forced to miss out, including Kimball Union and Middlesex, last year's champion.
So, how could it all shake out? We've sorted through all the quarterfinal matchups on Wednesday and predicted how each game could go, up through the final on Sunday.
Whoever emerges with the trophy will have rattled off three wins in five days, culminating with the Nov. 17 championship match. Which team can pull it off?
