From left, Lindan Verville, Will Stewart and Preston Evans of Belmont Hill celebrate during Friday's win. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)
The game of the year in the Independent School League lived up to its billing on Friday. In a battle between the league’s two unbeatens it was Belmont Hill going on the road and outlasting St. Sebastian’s, 14-12.
But in a key ISL weekend, that wasn’t the only meaningful result. Far from it.
With only two or three games remaining on teams’ regular-season schedules, the shape of the standings is coming into clearer view. Only nine days remain until the championship tournament quarterfinals are held.
Here are our top ISL takeaways from the weekend.
