High School Girls

USA Lacrosse collaborates with the NFHS on the rules for high school boys’ and girls’ lacrosse.

The award honors a girls’ lacrosse head coach in each area who exemplifies the ideals of the game of lacrosse.

These athletes, who truly honor the game of lacrosse, are invested in the development of the game in their town and are exemplary teammates.

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.