NCAA Lacrosse Rankings

Connor Buczek has players waiting in the wings ready to replace a star-studded graduating class.

Stanford won’t be able to surprise anyone this year, not with most of the team returning.

The sun has set on the Kavanagh dynasty and the Faison brothers fantasy lasted less than a month. But the Notre Dame lacrosse pedigree stretches well beyond its famously fraternal ties.

The Cavs aren’t looking to repeat last season, at least not the final weekend of it. They’re looking ahead to a deeper run.

Many of Maryland’s impact players return in 2026, and even though there’s some offense to replace, the cupboard is never bare in College Park.

The Blue Devils have new personnel, new approaches and potentially some new positions.

Jeff Tambroni and his staff must replace All-Americans on attack and in the cage to be successful this spring.

Clemson's biggest headliners are the incoming freshmen poised to make impacts on day one.

The Blue Jays won four overtime games in 2025 and went 5-2 overall in one-run games.

As invigorating as last spring was for Richmond, it won’t win the Spiders any games in 2026.