Jack Czepiel of Tabor defends Dylan Casillo of Belmont Hill during the ISL championship game. (Brian Kelly photo)
The prep school lacrosse season has been over for a couple weeks now. With the dust settled on another exciting campaign, we can examine the results and make a determination on which teams deserve to be in the final Top 10 of the spring.
This year, the weight of actual league championships took on more importance, as the prep ranks have added more leagues and more legitimacy to their portfolios. If college teams are ranked based on their final standings in their league tournaments, why can't the prep teams follow suit?
It may upset the natural order of the haves and have-nots, but the order of impact continues to hold sway.
There are more solid prep teams than ever in New England. But which ones were the 10 best this season?
