College Men
Final
May 18
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PSU
Justin Feil
Justin Feil grew up in Central PA before lacrosse arrived. He was introduced to the game while covering Bill Tierney and Chris Sailer’s Princeton teams. Feil enjoys writing for several publications, coaching and running and has completed 23 straight Boston Marathons. Feil has contributed to USA Lacrosse Magazine since 2009 and edits the national high school rankings.
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High School Girls
Penczek is the latest lacrosse star to come out of public-school powerhouse Manchester Valley (Md.).
High School Girls
Down went McDonogh, then Spalding. After avenging two regular-season losses, the Lions are IAAM A champs for the first time since 2002.
High School Boys
Three teams riding late-season hot streaks entered this week’s USA Lacrosse High School Boys' National Top 25.
College Men
Coulter Mackesy made history and his teammates took care of the rest, putting up 22 goals in a convincing NCAA tournament first-round win over visiting Towson.
High School Girls
The Cavaliers dismantled IAAM frontrunner McDonogh (Md.), a result that has them back in the top 10 at No. 8 in this week's rankings.
High School Boys
Loyola Blakefield (Md.) beat McDonogh (Md.), moving to No. 22 in the rankings. The Dons have proven equal parts dangerous and unpredictable. Very 2025.
High School Girls
Off to a 15-0 start, Coronado (Colo.) joins West Islip (N.Y.) and Garden City (N.Y.) as newcomers in this week's USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Top 25.
High School Boys
St. Anthony's (N.Y.) lost to Chaminade (N.Y.) but beat Lawrenceville (N.J.). St. Paul's (Md.) beat Loyola Blakefield (Md.) but lost to Calvert Hall (Md.). It's been that kind of season.
High School Boys
Archbishop Spalding (Md.) takes its turn at the top after Lawrenceville (N.J.) handed Salisbury (Conn.) its first loss of the season.
High School Girls
Public schools Manchester Valley (Md.) and Nyack (N.Y.) are ranked seventh and eighth, respectively, in this week's USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Top 25.