High School Boys

Ridgewood (N.J.) picked up another big win, Wantagh (N.Y.) is off to a fast start and Pittsford (N.Y.) remains unbeaten as they debut in this week's public schools-only rankings.

Hunter Hansford, Ayden Matthews, James Allen, Chase Lloyd and August Chapman put together big games for their teams this week.

May Madness arrived early in the MIAA. It's anybody's title to take in the wide-open race among Maryland private schools. Read more in our regional rankings update.

At 8-0, Holderness (N.H.) debuts at No. 21, while Taft (Conn.) and Bullis (Md.) return to the rankings at No. 22 and No. 25, respectively.

Connecticut has entered the chat. Staples (Conn.) and Darien (Conn.) vaulted into the top 10 of this week’s USA Lacrosse Public High School Boys’ National Top 25.

Danny Rooney, Brady Mollot,  Jack Pisciotta, Declan Ryan and Joey McNamara were instrumental to their team's successes this week.

Culver (Ind.) won its Midwest showdown over unbeaten Western Reserve (Ohio) while a marquee Connecticut meeting went to Avon Old Farms over unbeaten Loomis Chaffee.

Brunswick (Conn.) and Lawrenceville (N.J.) are the new No. 1 teams in the Northeast and Midwest, respectively. Rankings are presented by CWENCH Hydration.

Fast starts by Empire State teams Syosset, Cold Spring Harbor and Niskayuna earn them spots in the national rankings.

Mac Privateer, Will Trymbiski, James Finch, Bryceson Lamoureux and Ross Jacobsen were critical to their team's successes this week.