Three teams have entered three different regions in the latest USA Lacrosse High School Boys' Regional Top 10 rankings.
Northport (N.Y.) has won all but one of its first 10 games to make a mark in the Northeast. Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) has been sitting just outside the top 10 in the Mid-Atlantic but three quality wins helped the Tigers break through. Colorado Academy (Colo.) has reeled off seven straight wins to make its case for a top-10 spot in the West Region.
Scroll below for this week's regional rankings updates for high school boys' lacrosse in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, South, Midwest and West, complete with recaps of the teams' recent and upcoming action.
Compiled by USA Lacrosse writers with input from coaches around the country, rankings and records reflect results as of previous Sunday.
NORTHEAST Top 10
The top four teams kept their spots after perfect weeks, while Northport (N.Y.) joins the latest rankings.
The Tigers move into the No. 10 spot after beating previously ranked Garden City (N.Y.). Earlier they had a narrow win over Huntington (N.Y.). Northport is part of a new-look second half of the Top 10.
Chaminade (N.Y.) took a head-to-head win over St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) in their intense rivalry to flip spots. Both Choate (Conn.) and Belmont Hill (Mass.) moved up a spot apiece in the rankings as they continued to add to winning streaks.
Our Northeast rankings cover Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.
1. Loomis Chaffee (Conn.), 9-1
David Disque (Johns Hopkins) had five goals and one assist, Milki Conway-Reppert (Dartmouth) scored four times, Rowyn Nurry (Cornell) and OJ Ika had two goals and two assists apiece, Jacob Beskin added a pair of goals and Liam O’Keefe had eight saves in an 18-5 win at Phillips Exeter (N.H.). Previous: 1
2. Salisbury (Conn.), 8-1
The Crimson Knights bounced back from their first loss of the season to defeat Hill Academy (ON), 16-10. Dash Lamitie (Johns Hopkins), who was just named to the Under Armour All-American Game, was stellar in the cage, Connor Wambach (Duke) was dominant at the faceoff X and James Whitehorse (Virginia) had seven goals and one assist. Previous: 2
3. St. Sebastian’s (Mass.), 9-1
Ty Curry (Notre Dame) had four goals and one assist, John Sternberg (Dartmouth) and Crosby Thurmond (Holy Cross) scored three goals apiece, Quincy Quillard added a pair of goals and Paul Armstrong (Holy Cross) had six assists in a 16-8 win over Middlesex (Mass.). It’s a big week ahead for the Arrows, with road games against Tabor (Mass.) and Belmont Hill (Mass.) on deck. Previous: 3
4. Brunswick (Conn.), 10-2
Aidan Diaz-Matos (Notre Dame) won all 19 of his faceoffs, Rick Giordano (North Carolina) scored four goals, Lucas Garcia (Virginia) had three goals and three assists and Emmett Meagher (Colby) added a pair of goals in a 12-7 win over Darien (Conn.). Staples (Conn.) is up next for the Bruins. Previous: 4
5. Chaminade (N.Y.), 10-1
Kieran Walsh (Notre Dame) made 12 saves, including a point-blank denial at the final horn, Quinn Ball (Penn) won 22 of 25 faceoffs, James Gillis (Duke) scored five goals and John Balsamo (Virginia) added two goals and two assists in an 11-10 win over St. Anthony’s, the Flyers’ first against their rivals in four years. Chaminade followed up with a 13-5 victory over Fairfield Prep (Conn.). Previous: 6
6. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), 8-4
The Friars snapped a rare three-game losing streak in style with a tremendous team win over Lawrenceville (NJ). Dylan Harrigan (Maryland) had four goals and one assist, Gary Merrill (North Carolina) netted a hat trick, Danny Rooney (Maryland) had one goal and five assists and Dylan Rappaport (Loyola) made eight saves in the dominant 13-7 win. Previous: 5
7. Half Hollow Hills (N.Y.), 9-0
Anthony Raio (North Carolina) had six goals and two assists, James Bruno (Dickinson) had five goals and two assists, Zach Marco (Harvard) had two goals and five assists, Luke Bradley had a pair of goals and Ryan Chung had three assists in a 19-9 win over Sachem East (N.Y.). A huge showdown with Northport (N.Y.) is up next. Previous: 7
8. Choate (Conn.), 8-2
It was a balanced effort for the Wild Boars, with eight different scorers in an 11-7 win over Taft (Conn.). Gus Markley led with a pair of goals, Jacob Thibodeau (Colby) returned from injury and had a goal and an assist, George Hawley (Dartmouth) was a force defensively, LSM Will Lawrence scored a goal and Brad Mallory was a brick wall in the cage. Previous: 9
9. Belmont Hill (Mass.), 8-2
Topher Batchelder had six goals and two assists, Drew Gannon (Colby) struck three times, Preston Evans (Brown) had two goals and four assists, Dylan Casillo (Virginia) had two goals and three assists and Trey Clayton (UMass) had one goal and two assists in a 20-2 win over St. Mark’s (Mass.). Previous: 10
10. Northport (N.Y.), 9-1
Jack Deliberti (Ohio State) struck for five goals, Logan Cash (Siena) had three goals and an assist and Greyson Cabrera (UMass) and Gavin O’Brien added two goals apiece as the Tigers raced out to an 8-0 lead en route to a 13-9 win over Garden City (N.Y.) as part of the 23rd annual Louis Acompora Jamboree. Previous: NR
— Dylan Butler
Mid-Atlantic Top 10
Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) enters the Mid-Atlantic rankings. The Pirates have won six straight games, including taking down St. Paul’s (Md.), which beat former No. 10 Loyola Blakefield (Md.) last week as well as Fairfield Prep (Conn.).
Seton Hall Prep's lone losses have come by a goal each at St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) and against Delbarton (N.J.).
Lawrenceville (N.J.) dropped behind McDonogh (Md.) and Calvert Hall (Md.) this week after a sizable loss to St. Anthony's, even though the Cardinals could not slow down Archbishop Spalding (Md.), which has established itself as the MIAA favorite.
Haverford School (Pa.) will try to avenge one of its losses when it faces Malvern Prep (Pa.) in a rematch of the Friars’ overtime win two weeks ago. Malvern is looking to bounce back after suffering a loss to Delbarton (N.J.).
Our Mid-Atlantic rankings cover D.C., Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.
1. Archbishop Spalding (Md.) 14-1
Wins over Calvert Hall (Md.) and Severn (Md.) pushed the Cavaliers’ win total to seven straight games. The week began with an 11-6 win over Calvert. The Cavaliers held a 7-5 halftime lead and their defense locked down Calvert Hall in the second half. Brady Mollot scored a hat trick and had an assist and Jacob Neuman made 11 saves. Joey Matassa scored five goals, Mollot had four assists and Grady Swidersky and Ethan Ostrowski each had had tricks in a 15-9 win over Severn. Robby Hopper also had three assists. They face road games at John Carroll (Md.) and St. Paul’s (Md.) this week. Previous: 1
2. Delbarton (N.J.) 9-1
James Olsen had a hat trick, Chase Houser had two goals and an assist, Brandon Fodor scored once and assisted twice and Tanner Shimko made eight saves in a 12-11 win over Malvern Prep (Pa.). Will Pedicano scored three goals and assisted on three goals, Gavin Romweber scored twice and had five assists, Jared Baudin had a hat trick and Alex Schobel had five points on two goals and three assists in an 16-7 win over Westfield (N.J.). Their next three games are away beginning with two this week at Montclair (N.J.) and Chaminade (N.Y.). Previous: 3
3. McDonogh (Md.) 10-4
Brendan Millon scored a hat trick and had four assists in a 9-6 win over Mount St. Joseph (Md.) Aidan Seibel made 11 saves. McDonogh is tied in the loss column with Spalding for the MIAA lead. They try to keep their hopes of securing the top seed for playoffs when they play at Loyola Blakefield (Md.) and host John Carroll (Md.). Previous: 4
4. Calvert Hall (Md.) 11-2
The Cardinals bounced back from their loss to Archbishop Spalding (Md.) to defeat St. Paul’s (Md.) 11-9. Calvert will finish up regular-season league play with Loyola Blakefield (Md.) this week. The Cardinals are 6-2 in the MIAA. Previous: 5
5. Lawrenceville (N.J.) 11-3
The Big Red split their week, topping Blue Ridge (Va.) 15-8 before falling in a marquee matchup at St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), 13-7 despite some brilliant saves by goalie Jett Stake. Lawrenceville tries to get back on track against Hun (N.J.) and Hill (Ont.). Previous: 2
6. Malvern Prep (Pa.) 12-6
After defeating Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.) and Episcopal Academy (Pa.), the Friars could not sweep the week when they fell to Delbarton (N.J.), 12-11. Heath Jones made 12 saves, Mike Ortlieb had four goals and an assist, Logan Turley finished with a hat trick and two assists, Owen Mears scored twice and had three assists and Eddie Rudloff had five ground balls while Will Tantillo scooped four ground balls in the 15-6 win over Episcopal to avenge a one-goal upset earlier in the season. Ortlieb scored seven goals and had two assists, Danny Lucovich scored a hat trick, Dylan Novak had four ground balls and TJ McDermott went 18 for 25 at the X in the win over Springside Chestnut Hill. After a game at Germantown Academy (Pa.), they’ll face Haverford School (Pa.) for the second time this year. Previous: 6
7. Haverford School (Pa.) 11-3
The Fords handled Penn Charter (Pa.) and Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.) last week. Evan Large stayed red hot with four goals in the 16-11 win over Episcopal. Griff Meyer, Max Fertels and Reed Campbell all had two goals apiece. Meyer was 15 for 19 on faceoffs. Haverford was more dominant in a 12-1 win over Penn Charter. They look to avenge an earlier loss when they play at Malvern (Pa.) after taking on Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.) earlier in the week. Previous: 7
8. Boys' Latin (Md.) 9-4
Boys’ Latin won its only game of the week, 8-6, over Severn (Md.). The Lakers are 5-2 in the MIAA, tied for third place with Calvert Hall, with three games to play. This week they host St. Mary’s (Md.) and Gilman (Md.). Previous: 8
9. Landon (Md.) 15-1
Blue Ridge (Va.) and Episcopal (Va.) were no match for Landon which won their pair of games this week by a combined 27-11 score. Aeden Cassidy and Sean Murray each had a hat trick and an assist apiece in the win over Blue Ridge. Murray had six points on four goals and two assists, and Mack Cohen scored a hat trick while Jonas Hawkins had four helpers in the win over Episcopal. The Bears finish the regular season by hosting Georgetown Prep (Md.). Previous: 9
10. Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) 9-2
The Pirates were leading just 4-3 heading into the fourth quarter, but goals by Owen Dunleavy, Clark Rich and Joe DelMauro helped Seton Hall Prep pull away for a 7-5 win over a strong Summit (N.J.) team. Lucas Angel was 7-for-7 and Teddy Coyle was 6-for-7 at X to help the Pirates gain possession. Big wins over Caldwell (N.J.) and Hun (N.J.) ran their winning streak to six straight. Their lone game this week is against Iona Prep (N.Y.) on May 3. Previous: NR
— Justin Feil
SOUTH Top 10
Highland Park (Texas) was the top mover in the South. The Scots' win over Episcopal Dallas (Texas) gave them momentum for the upcoming playoffs.
No. 1 ranked Benjamin (Fla.) scored its 20th win of the season. Lake Mary (Fla.) and Lambert (Ga.) still sport unblemished records.
Our South rankings cover the region from North Carolina south to Florida and west to Texas.
1. Benjamin (Fla.), 20-1
Jack Kelleher’s five-goal, four-assist performance powered the Buccaneers to a 19-0 win over Montverde Academy (Fla.). Jayden Vega tacked on three goals and four assists. Benjamin next faces Lake Highland (Fla.) in the regional semifinals. Previous: 1
2. Lake Mary (Fla.), 17-0
The Rams continue to find scoring from a variety of sources as Lake Mary is coming off a 19-2 victory over Lake Minneola (Fla.). Max Masterson, Cam Presti, and Blake Skoglin have all scored over 40 goals this year. Previous: 2
3. IMG Academy (Fla.), 14-2
The Ascenders concluded their regular season with a 14-9 victory over Governor’s Academy (Mass.). IMG’s season was highlighted with wins over Westlake (Texas), Deerfield (Mass.), and Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.). Previous: 3
4. Highland Park (Texas), 16-3
The Scots capped off the regular season with an impressive 11-4 victory over Episcopal Dallas (Texas), clinching the No. 1 seed in the state playoffs. Highland Park also earned a 14-1 win over Allen (Texas). Previous: 6
5. Episcopal Dallas (Texas), 17-2
The Eagles closed out the regular season with an 11-4 loss to Highland Park (Texas). Cy Woods (Texas) will face ESD in the super regionals. Previous: 4
6. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.), 17-3
James Finch’s five-goal, three-assist performance boosted the Raiders to a 22-1 win over Gulf Coast (Fla.). Mason Leech had a hat trick in the win. Previous: 5
7. St. Andrew’s (Fla.), 15-6
The Scots returned from a 12-day layoff to defeat Pine Crest (Fla.) 22-3 and advance to the regional semifinals. Shovan Erikkson scored four goals in the win. St. Andrew’s will face Cardinal Newman (Fla.) in the regional semifinal. Previous: 7
8. Westlake (Texas), 11-3
The Chaparrals closed the regular season with an 11-9 victory over Lake Travis (Texas). Westlake earned the No. 4 seed in the state playoffs and will face Dallas Jesuit (Texas). Previous: 8
9. Lambert (Ga.), 18-0
The Longhorns’ regular season closed with a 15-0 win over Lovett (Ga.). Lambert also earned a 15-6 victory over Fellowship Christian (Ga.). Previous: 9
10. The Woodlands (Texas), 11-4
The Highlanders have been off since their overtime loss to Episcopal Dallas (Texas). The Woodlands will take on Lake Travis (Texas) in the regional super regional for a spot in the state Final Four. Previous: 10
— Justin Boggs
midwest Top 10
Brother Rice (Mich.) had a slow start to the season, but the Warriors are coming on strong at the right time. They won a pair of one-goal games last week, including knocking off Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.) to leapfrog them in the rankings.
St. Xavier (Ohio) and Culver Academy (Ind.) continue to set the pace atop the region.
Hamilton Southeastern was also a victim of Detroit Catholic Central, which remains perfect through a dozen games, the only unbeaten in the regional rankings.
Our Midwest rankings cover Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.
1. St. Xavier (Ohio), 11-1
The Bombers ran their win streak to nine, including big wins over Olentangy Liberty (Ohio) and Carmel (Ind.). Khalif Hocker followed a seven-goal, three-assist performance against Centerville (Ohio) with three goals and two assists against the Patriots, while DJ Wojciechowski exploded for five goals and two assists in the win over the Greyhounds. Previous: 1
2. Culver Academy (Ind.), 10-2
The Eagles delivered another brilliant week, beating Everest Academy (Ont.) by seven and Spire Academy (Ohio) by 15. Tay Rodriguez won 77 percent of his faceoffs and racked up 10 groundballs in the former for Culver, which will look to defend its MSLA Championship this coming weekend. Previous: 2
3. Western Reserve (Ohio), 11-4
The Pioneers had another impressive week, starting with seniors Chase Cogley (UMass) and Fin Peck (Navy) recording hat tricks in the team’s 16-5 victory over Upper Arlington (Ohio) Wednesday. The team followed with a 16-12 win over Hill School (Pa.) Sunday. Previous: 3
4. Olentangy Liberty (Ohio), 10-2
The Patriots competed well with the Bombers early in the rematch of last year’s state title game, but knotted at five at the intermission, St. Xavier tore ahead in the third quarter. Liberty bounced back nicely with Saturday’s 15-5 win over Mount Lebanon (Pa.) and Sunday’s 12-7 victory over Pine Richland (Pa.). Previous: 4
5. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 6-6
The Golden Bears bounced back from Wednesday’s loss to Western Reserve Academy (Ohio) with Saturday’s 13-11 victory over Trinity Louisville (Ky.). This upcoming weekend includes another big-time showdown as Upper Arlington travels to Mitten State power Brother Rice. Previous: 5
6. Detroit Catholic Central (Mich.), 12-0
Speaking of Michigan powers, the Shamrocks scored 16 goals apiece in wins over Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.) and Mason (Ohio). Lachlan Moffatt had a hat trick in both games, as did Luke Zajdel, while Alex Spangler snagged an impressive 18 faceoffs against the Comets. DCC has a couple of tough Land of Lincoln clashes coming up as it faces Loyola Academy May 2 and St. Viator on May 3. Previous: 6
7. Brother Rice (Mich.), 10-3
The Warriors came up clutch with one-goal wins over Dublin Jerome (Ohio) and Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.), rallying from an 8-2 deficit to beat the Royals. Meanwhile, Danny Holt went a remarkable 31 of 33 at the X against the Celtics, while sophomore defenseman Ben Waechter scored the game-winner in overtime. Previous: 10
8. Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.), 11-2
The Royals absorbed their first two losses this weekend, falling to longtime Michigan powers Detroit Catholic Central and Brother Rice. There’s no time to mourn as HSE faces solid Buckeye State competition (Mason) Wednesday, followed by Carmel Friday in a rematch of last year’s state championship game. Previous: 7
9. Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.), 10-1
Just like the Royals, the Hawklets finally absorbed their first loss as they fell to one of the top teams in Georgia: Roswell. Not that the week didn’t have its highlights as Burke Hayes notched the game-winner against Fellowship Christian (Ga.) to kick off Rockhurst’s Peach State trip and Sam Komenda (five goals) and Johnny Eckles (two goals, three assists) had big performances in a 14-10 win over Northland/Park Hill (Mo.) earlier in the week. Previous: 9
10. Lake Forest (Ill.), 12-1
The Scouts continued to dominate defensively, allowing just 13 goals over the course of a 3-0 week. Lake Forest’s week included a 9-6 road win over Barrington (Ill.) as the Scouts have now held eight straight opponents to single digits. Previous: 9
— Jonah Rosenblum
West Top 10
Colorado Academy (Colo.) makes its West Top 10 debut at the No. 8 spot. A win over previous No. 8 Arapahoe (Colo.) helped. Another matchup of ranked teams went to Torrey Pines (Calif.), which defeated La Costa Canyon (Calif.).
Loyola-Los Angeles (Calif.) earned the top seed for playoffs and kept the No. 1 ranking. Cherry Creek (Colo.) still hasn’t been beaten through their first 13 games, the only team in the region to be able to say so.
Our West rankings cover the Mountain, Pacific and Northwest regions and at least part of the Southwest.
1. Loyola-Los Angeles (Calif.), 18-3
The Cubs earned the No. 1 seed in the 2025 CIF-SS Division I Playoffs and receives a bye directly into the quarterfinals on May 6 where they will host the winner of No. 8 seeded-Corona Del Mar (Calif.) and No. 9 Servite (Calif.). Previous: 1
2. St. Ignatius (Calif.), 15-3
St. Ignatius wraps up its regular season vs. Archbishop (Calif.) and at Juniperro Serra (Calif.) before the WCAL Tournament. The Wildcats currently lead the conference standings and are one of two undefeated teams left in WCAL play as Saint Francis (Calif.) also has a 4-0 conference ledger. Previous: 2
3. Cherry Creek (Colo.), 13-0
Cherry Creek protected its season-long winning streak with a dominant pair of conference wins over Grandview (Colo.) and Cherokee Trail (Colo.). Senior attack Ollie Nolting (Johns Hopkins) became the programs all-time leading scorer after netting four goals at Grandview. The Bruins wrap the regular season against conference foe Colorado Academy (Colo.) and Regis Jesuit (Colo.). Previous: 3
4. Torrey Pines (Calif.), 11-5
Torrey Pines took down No. 10 La Costa Canyon (Calif.) 12-8 behind a hat trick from senior attack Reid Habas and goals by six more Falcons. Next is Poway (Calif.) and Santa Fe Christian (Calif.) to wrap the regular season before the CIF playoffs. Previous: 4
5. Valor Christian (Colo.), 12-2
The Eagles defeated Regis Jesuit (Colo.), 12-8, on the road host Mountain Vista (Colo.) for the regular season finale before playoffs. The Eagles are undefeated, 6-0, in conference play and currently lead the conference. Previous: 5
6. Marin Catholic (Calif.), 15-5
The Wildcats split two very close games on their Mid-Atlantic road trip and are coming home with an 8-7 victory over Chatham (N.J.) and a 7-6 loss to Rumson-Fair Haven (N.J.). Marin Catholic paces the Marin County conference standings and is the only undefeated team left in league play heading into the postseason. Previous: 6
7. De La Salle (Calif.), 13-3
De La Salle posted dominant wins over Granada (Calif.), 19-5, and league opponent San Ramon Valley (Calif.), 20-3. Junior Hudson Lee led the charge against Granada with four goals and three assists for seven points while sophomore Alex Trette added four goals and two assists. The Spartans close out the regular season with a pair of conference road games at Monte Vista (Calif.) and California (Calif.). Previous: 7
8. Colorado Academy (Colo.), 11-2
Colorado Academy is on a 7-0 run after taking down then-No. 8 Arapahoe (Colo.) 11-7 before edging Denver East (Colo.) by one goal, 12-11. Previously this season the Mustangs defeated Florida schools IMG Academy (Fla.) and Sarasota (Calif.). They are second in the league standings heading into the final two games against No. 1 Cherry Creek (Colo.) and Fairview (Colo.). Previous: NR
9. Arapahoe (Colo.), 11-2
The Warriors fell 11-7 to No. 8 Colorado Academy (Colo.) then bounced back and downed Denver South (Colo.) 18-4. Next up is Denver East (Colo.) and Mountain Vista (Colo.) for the regular season finale. Previous: 8
10. La Costa Canyon (Calif.) 9-6
The Mavericks fell 12-8 to Torrey Pines (Calif.) in their lone match last week and look to bounce back against Carlsbad (Calif.) and Bishops School (Calif.) before starting postseason play. Previous: 9
— Theresa Palmquist
