Worcester Academy celebrates after winning the NEPSAC Class A title. (Mike Gridley/New England Soccer Journal)
WINDSOR, Conn. – The 2019 prep school season has come to a close, as eight teams duked it out for championships at Loomis Chaffee on a brisk Sunday afternoon.
The games ended with Worcester Academy winning its first Class A title in program history; South Kent topping Class B for the first time since 2016; Concord Academy capturing its first Class C title in program history; and Rocky Hill being the last Class D team standing for the first time since 2011.
Our year-end prep school coverage will carry through the following weeks, and our Winter magazine will again feature in-depth NEPSAC stories. Until then, here's all you might have missed from Sunday:
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