High School Girls

USA Lacrosse has announced the 2025 high school girls’ All-Academic honorees, with more than 500 players recognized for their academic success.

USA Lacrosse has announced All-Americans for the 2025 high school girls’ lacrosse season, honoring more than 500 of the nation's best players.

With a storybook ending to her historic Manchester Valley (Md.) career, Clemson-bound Emma Penczek has been named the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Player of the Year.

The Florida State-bound midfielder led the Knights to their fifth CIF-Southern Section Division I title with 95 goals and 44 assists, averaging a staggering 4.3 goals per game.

The Cornell-bound midfielder became New Trier's all-time draw control leader and scored the winning goal in the state final. She's one of three Trevians on the All-Midwest Team.

Half of the Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.) dynamic midfield duo, Ava Meyn made sure the possession pendulum always favored the Phantoms.

Carroll County, Maryland has produced a bevy of incredible players. Emma Penczek is the latest and, the record-breaking numbers say, possibly the greatest.

Lundstedt secured an astounding 284 draw controls for national No. 17 and South No. 1 Cambridge (Ga.). Also inside: the All-South Team and final South Top 10.

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

Champions Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.), Darien (Conn.), Summit (N.J.), Penfield (N.Y.) and Springfield-Delco (Pa.) seal spots in Top 25.