Rivers standouts, left to right, Arthur Dos Santos, Griffin Bone, Charlie Johnson, Keagan Harder and Adam Prince. (Courtesy photo)
Last year was another impressive campaign for Independent School League boys soccer.
A total of five ISL programs were selected for the NEPSAC playoffs, with Brooks leading the way by capturing a Class B championship. Meanwhile, league champion Milton Academy lost to Worcester Academy in a penalty kick shootout in the Class A championship, and it was the only blemish on Milton’s record.
Noble & Greenough and Rivers were both Class B semifinalists.
With ISL teams set to open the 2023 season in full force next week, another competitive couple of months feels inevitable. Here’s a look at how the perennially strong 16-team league is shaping up for this fall.
