High School Girls

Lake Mary (Fla.) and Holly Springs (N.C.) are regionally ranked this week. A pair of Mid-Atlantic powerhouses are about to clash in a big way.

Loaded as usual, the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' Northeast Top 10 features the top teams from New England to New York. There is no shortage of competition.

Action is heating up in California and Colorado, including a NorCal thriller and looming interstate showdown between No. 5 Sacred Heart (Calif.) and No. 1 Colorado Academy (Colo.).

The South Region rankings did not change after none of the top 10 lost a game in the week. In fact, they haven't lost a game all season.

There will be an early West Region showdown between No. 1 Colorado Academy (Colo.) and No. 5 Sacred Heart (Calif.) on March 8.

How stiff will the competition be in the Mid-Atlantic region this spring? Seven of the top 10 teams in the National Top 25 come from this area of coverage.

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.

Episcopal Jacksonville (Fla.) is off to a strong start and up to No. 8 in the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' South Top 10.

St. Paul's (Md.), St. Anthony's (N.Y.), American Heritage-Delray (Fla.), Loyola (Ill.) and Colorado Academy (Colo.) are the No. 1 teams in their respective regions to start 2025.