Junior defender Sam Weston and St. Sebastian's sit atop the ISL standings at midseason. (Brian Kelly photo)
We are officially at the halfway point of the Independent School League season.
Only one team is perfect in league play, and that is St. Sebastian’s. At 5-0, the Arrows are not only one of the best teams in the ISL, but the entire New England region.
The stakes get raised in the second half, with the top eight teams in the standings qualifying for the ISL championship tournament, which was won last year by Belmont Hill over Tabor in overtime.
So let’s take a closer look at all of those things, as well as some other categories worth exploring, in our ISL midseason report.
