High School Boys

Public schools produce some of the most competitive teams and top players in the country. Here are our National Top 25 and Regional Top 10 lists entering the 2025 season.

One week into schedules opening, and there’s a new No. 1. Malvern Prep (Pa.) answered any doubts when it held off former No. 1 McDonogh (Md.) in a thriller, 11-10.

Malvern Prep (Md.) and Boys' Latin (Md.) picked up big season-opening victories. They'll play each other Wednesday at USA Lacrosse.

The addition of teams rostering post-graduate players to the USA Lacrosse high school rankings makes the Northeast Boys' Top 10 even more competitive.

The Dons are 3-0 and debut at No. 8 in the rankings. On tap this week, No. 1 St. Ignatius (Calif.) hosts No. 3 Valor Christian (Colo.).

The Tennessee titan's road sweep of a pair of Georgia's top teams leads to a No. 8 ranking in this week's South Top 10. There's also a new No. 1.

California and Colorado kick off play in earnest this coming week, and Arizona already is well underway,

Tryouts are over and top teams in the DMV are already scrimmaging, making this the perfect time to roll out our Mid-Atlantic high school boys' lacrosse preview for the 2025 season.

Why these five players from each region have player-of-the-year potential — a deeper dive on the All-America Watch List.

Our writers checked in with coaches around the country to identify the top 25 players to watch — five each from the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, South, Midwest and West.