USA Lacrosse Magazine Staff

Summit (N.J.) did not lose to a public school all year, while Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) won its final 17 games.

Three newcomers enter after historic state title for Huntington (N.Y.) and state championship game appearances by Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) and Penn Yan (N.Y.).

Apuzzo comes to USC after six years as an assistant coach (and another as a graduate assistant) at Boston College under head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein.

Manhasset's Kip Zacharia, Summit's Robbie Kievit and Farmington's Brooks Furney are the USA Lacrosse High School Boys' Players of the Week.

Concord-Carlisle's Sarah Fortier, Glen Ridge's Sydney Medlar and Minnetonka's Lilly Palm are the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' Players of the Week.

Sayville, Huntington, Victor and Cold Spring Harbor claimed New York state championships to secure rankings behind dynasty No. 1 Darien (Conn.).

Farmington (Minn.) rallied in fourth quarter to knock off Stillwater (Minn.) for the state championship that eluded the Tigers a year ago.

Independence brings an unbeaten record into the Virginia state final, while three New York newcomers try to keep their seasons alive in state semifinal action.

The next three days will feature some of the most intense lacrosse of the public high school lacrosse season. Here's what's on tap and how it could affect the rankings.

Huntington's Juliet Johnson, Twin Valley's Ellie Kaplan and St. Francis DeSales' Campbell Heald are Players of the Week.