High School Rankings

State champions Cambridge (Ga.) and Milton (Ga.) jumped to Nos. 1-2 in the South, while Sayville (N.Y.) and Westhampton (N.Y.) enter the Northeast rankings.

St. Anthony's (N.Y.) and Episcopal (Pa.) completed perfect seasons to finish the year ranked as the top two in the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Top 25.

Anthony Raio became the all-time leading goal scorer in Suffolk County history and Half Hollow Hills (N.Y.) rose to No. 1 in our national public high school rankings.

Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) upended Victor (N.Y.) and inherited its spot in the National Top 25. Oak Ridge (Calif.) debuts in the West Top 10.

Down went McDonogh, then Spalding. After avenging two regular-season losses, the Lions are IAAM A champs for the first time since 2002.

Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.), Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.), Maryvale (Md.) and Lake Highland (Fla.) are the big movers in this week's rankings.

Three new teams give the Northeast a different look, the South crowned multiple state champions, the Midwest has a new (old) No. 1 and playoffs loom in the Mid-Atlantic and West.

Three teams riding late-season hot streaks entered this week’s USA Lacrosse High School Boys' National Top 25.

The Tuskers debut at No. 25. Staples (Conn.), New Canaan (Conn.), Urbana (Md.) climbed highest in this week's public high school boys' lacrosse rankings.

Broadneck (Md.) defeated Severna Park (Md.) in double overtime to clinch its first county title since 2014, creating a domino effect in the USA Lacrosse Public High School Girls' National Top 25.