USA Lacrosse Magazine Staff

Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.), Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.), Maryvale (Md.) and Lake Highland (Fla.) are the big movers in this week's rankings.

Three new teams give the Northeast a different look, the South crowned multiple state champions, the Midwest has a new (old) No. 1 and playoffs loom in the Mid-Atlantic and West.

It's the round of 16 in the NCAA Division I women's lacrosse tournament. Eight scintillating matchups await.

Syracuse staged an epic comeback, Notre Dame showed its championship mettle, Richmond and Georgetown were Tobacco Road warriors and the NCAA quarterfinals are set.

Courtney Maclay had the game of her life and Stony Brook defeated Loyola. Clemson and Stanford picked up watershed wins. See what else transpired Friday.

Forty-three schools are represented in this year’s list.

Thirty-four schools are represented in this year’s list.

The Tuskers debut at No. 25. Staples (Conn.), New Canaan (Conn.), Urbana (Md.) climbed highest in this week's public high school boys' lacrosse rankings.

Broadneck (Md.) defeated Severna Park (Md.) in double overtime to clinch its first county title since 2014, creating a domino effect in the USA Lacrosse Public High School Girls' National Top 25.

USA Lacrosse recognizes the most outstanding individual performances in high school lacrosse in each region we cover.