USA Lacrosse Magazine Staff

What began in 1926 at Bryn Mawr (Md.) has grown into a nationally televised, professionally viable, globally ascendant sport. This is the story of women's lacrosse in the U.S.

Nick Testa of St. Andrew's (Fla.) and Byrson Lewis of St. Ignatius (Calif.) have been named USA Lacrosse Players of the Week for high school boys' lacrosse.

Kylie Waters of Milton (Ga.) and Ava Pistone of Foothill-Santa Ana (Calif.) have been named USA Lacrosse Players of the Week for high school girls' lacrosse.

Princeton climbed seven spots from No. 10 to No. 3 after a notable 2-0 weekend.

Navy's win over Florida has the Mids climbing the Top 20 fast.

Division III rankings were shaken up by upsets galore, while Division II remained relatively steady.

Sometimes, rankings are pretty straightforward. This week, we have a new No. 1 — and there’s no quibbling about who it should be.

It is just the end of week two, and Division I women's lacrosse is already looking at one of the most substantial rankings shakeups in recent memory.

Fifty women's players are included on the initial list, and 27 schools are represented.