Senior defender Jack Rabazzi and Rivers own a 9-1 overall record. (Dave Arnold/New England Lacrosse Journal)
With just two weeks left until the start of the ISL championship tournament, it’s not too early to start predicting the field.
Every one of the league’s 16 teams has seven league games in its respective book, with four more to go, and there are still a series of meaningful head-to-head clashes. That means there’s plenty of time for upward – or downward – mobility.
The top eight teams earn a spot in the fourth edition of the end-of-season championship tournament, while the other eight will play in the consolation tournament.
Today, it’s our job to predict the seeds for the championship tourney field. Here we go.
