High School Boys

Whatever it took, that's what Anthony Raio was willing to do. The Half Hollow Hills (N.Y.) superstar has been named the USA Lacrosse High School Boys' National Player of the Year.

The Hopkins-bound midfielder became the all-time leading scorer at Cherry Creek (Colo.) and led the unbeaten Bruins to a state title.

Detroit Catholic Central (Mich.) was one of the stories of the season, and Lachlan Moffatt was one of the great stories of the Shamrocks.

Anthony Raio made history this season — for himself and his team — en route to being named USA Lacrosse High School Boys’ Northeast Player of the Year.

Somewhere between "hello" and "how was your flight" came the words the St. Anthony's (N.Y.) midfielder and quarterback had only dreamed of to that point.

Playing through injuries and with a target on his back, the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2025 had a brilliant senior season for McDonogh (Md.).

A prolific playmaker for national No. 17 and South No. 1 Benjamin (Fla.), Vega will play football and lacrosse at Brown. Also inside: the All-South Team and final South Top 10.

The National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association will enshrine 11 high school boys’ lacrosse coaches into its Hall of Fame at its annual banquet Oct. 18. Here's more on the inductees.

Find the final National, Public and Regional boys' rankings inside.

Springfield-Delco (Pa.) defeated Radnor (Pa.) to earn first 3A state championship; Staples (Conn.) won third state title in four years.