Darien New Northeast No. 1 in USA Lacrosse High School Girls' Regional Ranks

St. Stephen's & St. Agnes' (Va.) legendary coach Kathy Jenkins hit a huge milestone but would want the attention to be just on the high school teams, so let's start with each of the newcomers in this week's USA Lacrosse Regional Top 10 rankings, presented by CWENCH Hydration.

In the Northeast Region, it's Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.) clawing its way back into the rankings after some early losses. It picked up a big out-of-region win over Episcopal (Pa.) to gain momentum going into another important week. The Northeast also had the biggest matchup of the week with Darien (Conn.) winning in overtime over St. Anthony's (N.Y.) to vault to No. 1, the only region to have a change at the top.

Another traditional power, McDonough (Md.), is back in the Mid-Atlantic rankings. The Eagles also had some troubling losses before returning to form last week. They'll be tested more mightily this week. A Penn Charter (Pa.) sweep and losses by Archbishop Spalding (Md.) and Good Counsel (Md.) sent the region spinning.

Lambert (Ga.) has put together a terrific season to take the last spot in the South. The Longhorns have 11 wins and can boost themselves further as they look toward the postseason. Anderson (Texas) also made a small move up after returning to action with three wins.

Ohio has gotten quite competitive at the top. Hudson and Mariemont earned Midwest rankings with perfect starts to their years. To do so, they had to knock off some strong competition.

Jesuit Portland (Ore.) is another unbeaten that is new. It takes a spot in the West ahead of a key showdown in the state. Fairview (Colo.) also climbed ahead of a big in-state matchup with Valor Christian (Colo.).

Then there's Jenkins, who has her own No. 1 ranking. She won her 900th career win last week, tops for any high school coach in history. It’s an incredible number for Jenkins, who is in the midst of her 50th season. The Saints are unbeaten at 13-0 after sweeping a pair of games at their Spring Fling on Saturday. That puts her at 903.

Below you'll find this week's USA Lacrosse High School Girls' Regional Top 10 updates for the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, South, Midwest and West regions, complete with recaps of the teams' recent and upcoming games.

Compiled by USA Lacrosse writers with input from coaches around the country, rankings and records reflect results as of previous Sunday. 

NORTHEAST Top 10

Darien (Conn.) won a battle of behemoths when it edged St. Anthony's (N.Y.) in just its second game of the season. The Blue Wave snapped the Friars' long streak to take over the top spot in the region. St. Anthony's turned right around with a convincing win over IMG Academy (Fla.).

Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.) re-entered the rankings. The Tigers defeated Mid-Atlantic power Episcopal (Pa.) for a significant win. It'll have a chance for another move up if it beats Noble & Greenough (Mass.) in a game played Monday after the rankings deadline. It also has some huge crossover games out of region to prove itself further.

Darien will put its top billing on the line today against No. 10 Garden City (N.Y.). The Trojans have won six straight since an opening-game loss.

Our Northeast rankings cover Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.

1. Darien (Conn.), 3-0

The Blue Wave snapped St. Anthony’s 51-game winning streak, winning 10-9 in double overtime in the midweek. Harvard commit Quin Chandler’s third goal of the game was the winner, with Anna Von Kennel (Florida), who had two goals and two assists, picking up the assist from X. Darien followed up with an 11-6 win over Rye, with Von Kennel scoring four times. Cam Pokorny (Virginia) added three goals and an assist. Previous: 2

2. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), 4-1

The Friars bounced back from their first loss since April 15, 2023, to beat IMG Academy (Fla.), 15-4. Emma Speed (Florida) had four goals and one assist, Anna Christie (Notre Dame) had three goals and two assists, Meadow Szillus (Stony Brook) had three goals and two assists, and Madison Sussi (UMass) and Fabiana Gallagher added two goals apiece to start a new winning streak. Previous: 1

3. Phillips Andover (Mass.), 6-0

It was a 3-0 week for Phillips Andover, which first defeated Deerfield (Mass.), 15-6, then knocked off Milton Academy (Mass.) before closing the week out with a 13-8 victory over Pingree (Mass.). Emma Morrison had three goals, one assist, and four ground balls, Aubrey Orraca-Cecil netted three goals, Sophie Stetson had two goals, one assist, and seven draw controls, Lola Aguirre had one goal, one assist, four ground balls, and four draw controls and Maddie Greenwood made 15 saves. Previous: 3

4. Noble & Greenough (Mass.), 4-1

Maeve O’Reilly had six goals and notched an assist, Presley Upton (Princeton) had four goals and two assists, Corey Kumin (North Carolina) had three goals and three assists, Cecily Baron had a pair of goals and one assist, Bea Trinque (Richmond) scored once, Francie Ames had 15 draw controls and Whitney and Rachel Palumbo combined for seven saves in a 16-7 win over Middlesex (Mass.). Previous: 4

5. Sayville (N.Y.), 6-0

It was a fun Saturday trip out to the Hamptons for the Golden Flashes, who defeated Westhampton (N.Y.), 13-7. Sophia Buffardi (North Carolina) had three goals and one assist, Dylan McNamara (Florida State) netted three goals, Leah Babcock (Niagara) and Morgan Farrell  (Johns Hopkins) both scored twice, Julianna Montalto (Arizona State) had a hat trick of assists, and Julia Lilienthal (Vanderbilt) made four saves. Previous: 5

6. Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.), 3-3

After some early-season difficulties, Sacred Heart-Greenwich has won back-to-back games, including a 9-7 victory over Episcopal (Pa.) Friday at Rutgers. Haley Washall (Penn State) had three goals and two ground balls, Sasha Mollett scored twice, Peyla Carcaterra had one goal and four assists and Finley Baras and Micayla DeVeau scored one goal apiece for the Tigers, who have a huge showdown with Nobles on deck. Previous: NR

7. Nyack (N.Y.), 2-0

Lila Gilbart had five goals and six draw controls, Ella Gould (Michigan) had three goals and four assists, Abby Gould had three goals, one assist and two draw controls, Ava von Kleeck had two goals, two assists and two draw controls, Casey Cummings (Syracuse) had one goal, one assist and 10 draw controls and Jane Gould had two goals in a 17-3 win over Nanuet (N.Y.). Previous: 6

8. Manhasset (N.Y.), 7-0

Taylor Gordon (Boston College) had five goals, two assists, and 10 draw controls, Harper Lambert (Duke) added four goals, Danielle Perfetto (Brown) had three goals, and Elim Yang (Princeton) added two goals and three assists for Manhasset in a 17-6 win over John Jay-Cross River (N.Y.). Previous: 7

9. Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.), 3-1

The Phantoms defeated Comsewogue, 12-1, on Saturday. Bayport-Blue Point meets East Islip (N.Y.) and Smithtown West (N.Y.) this week. Previous: 8

10. Garden City (N.Y.), 6-1 
Grace Brantuk (Cornell) had three goals and one assist, Kim Colucci (William & Mary) had three goals, Averie Smith (Yale) had two goals and one assist, Ashley Clark (Harvard) added a pair of goals, Michaela Molgano (UPenn) had one goal and two assists and Teagan Gately made six saves for the Trojans in a 12-10 win over IMG Academy (Fla.). Previous: 9

— Dylan Butler

Mid-Atlantic Top 10

Five of the top seven and six of the top 10 Mid-Atlantic teams all lost last week. Now, some of them came against other top-ranked programs, like Penn Charter (Pa.) picked up impactful wins by knocking off Agnes Irwin (Pa.) and Academy of Notre Dame (Pa.). 

Others came out of region, like Episcopal (Pa.) falling at the hands of a Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.) team that was hungry for a big win after some disappointing early losses. The same might be said for St. Paul’s (Md.) which handed Archbishop Spalding (Md.) their first loss, and St. Anne’s-Belfield (Va.) which became the first team to top Good Counsel (Md.) in St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes’ (Va.) 33rd annual Spring Fling.

When the smoke cleared, Maryvale stands alone atop the IAAM unbeaten and at the top of the region rankings. The Lions have taken care of business each week and did so again with two more sizable wins. 

Conestoga (Pa.) also has not slipped up all season. The Pioneers are still unbeaten as they head into a week with a big matchup against an Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) squad that is looking to move up.

Back into the rankings is McDonogh (Md.) which swept its conference games last week. The Eagles have a chance to climb higher with a win in a key conference/region showdown against Archbishop Spalding. Elsewhere, it's Agnes Irwin that has the big conference week with both Notre Dame and Episcopal within days of each other.

Our Mid-Atlantic rankings cover D.C., Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.

1. Maryvale (Md.), 10-0

In a week when plenty of others at the top of the ladder stumbled, the Lions kept their perfect record with easy wins over Mercy (Md.) and Manheim Township (Pa.). Clara McCormick and Cayden Reese had hat tricks and Maddie Moran scored two goals and assisted on two others in a 15-7 win over Mercy. Reese deposited four goals and supplied four helpers, Emma Mohn scored five times and Carly Aldridge had four goals and two assists in a 19-4 win over Manheim. St. Paul’s (Md.) and Glenelg Country (Md.) are next in IAAM play. Previous: 1

2. Penn Charter (Pa.) 10-2

Penn Charter won all three of its games last week, with big ones in-league over Agnes Irwin and Notre Dame (Pa.) and a decisive win over Bryn Mawr (Md.) out of league. Mak Myers had 22 draw controls, 10 ground balls, eight caused turnovers and a goal in the week. In a tight 5-4 win over Agnes Irwin, Molly Dougherty had a pair of goals and Maeve Magarity made six saves. Ana Buckley netted the game-winner. Harbor Campbell scored four goals and had three assists and Dougherty, Lila Marciniak and Buckley all had hat tricks in a 16-6 win over Notre Dame. Previous: 8

3. Episcopal (Pa.), 8-2

It was not a joyful return to the field after a week layoff for the Churchwomen. In their lone game of the week, they fell to and Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.) in a matchup at Rutgers University. Maeve Irish scored four times, Caroline Johnston had a pair of goals and Sofia Gagliardi won four draws. They’ll try to bounce back with games against Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.) and Agnes Irwin (Pa.). Previous: 4 

4. Archbishop Spalding (Md.), 7-1

The Cavaliers lost for the first time this year when St. Paul’s (Md.) earned a 10-7 win. The win followed seven straight wins to open the year, the last of those a 14-7 victory over Glenelg Country (Md.). This week they’ll take on Mercy (Md.) before a Top-10 matchup against McDonogh (Md.) and then a game out of conference against St. John’s College (D.C.). Previous: 2

5. Conestoga (Pa.), 9-0

The Pioneers picked up three more wins by outscoring Ridley (Pa.), Garnet Valley (Pa.) and Great Valley (Pa.) 41-19. In their biggest challenge of the week, Julia Cowgill scored three goals and Bianca Antonacci had two goals and two assists, and Lia Messina and Maggie Neary each scored twice in a 13-8 win over Ridley. They face a significant challenge at the end of this week with Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) hosting them. Previous: 5

6. Good Counsel (Md.), 9-1

The Falcons blew through Bishop O’Connell (Va.) and Bishop Ireton (Va.), but split their Spring Fling matchups at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) against Stone Ridge (Md.) and St. Anne’s-Belfield (Va.). After beating Stone Ridge 17-11 for another quality win, they fell to STAB 10-9. This week they have three games highlighted by an out of region matchup of one-loss teams against Milton (Ga.). Previous: 3

7. Agnes Irwin (Pa.), 6-2

In their only game of the week, the Owls came up just short against Penn Charter. Lucy Schardt scored twice and had four draw controls, Kelsey Young had a goal and assist and Chelsea Kim saved seven of 12 shots. Agnes Irwin has a big in-league week with games at Academy of Notre Dame (Pa.) and at Episcopal (Pa.). Previous: 7

8. Academy of Notre Dame (Pa.), 8-3

The Irish sandwiched wins over Springside Chestnut Hill and Germantown Academy (Pa.) around a tough loss to Penn Charter. Riley Davis had a hat trick and Keira McHugh had a goal and assist and three draws. They’ll take on Agnes Irwin and Manheim Township (Pa.) this week. Previous: 6

9. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.), 13-0

The Saints began the week with a 15-3 win over Holy Child (Md.) to earn Kathy Jenkins her 900th career win. They followed up with convincing wins over Bullis (Md.) and Paul VI (Va.) before edging Loyola (Ill.) 9-8 to finish their Spring Fling tournament. Harper Jensen had 20 goals and four assists over the week while UVA commit Mia DeFalco was impressive on defense against each opponent’s top attacker. Previous: 9

10. McDonogh (Md.), 6-3  
The Eagles picked up a pair of wins. Reed Pinkin scored a hat trick and had an assist and Allie Moore and Paula Cooke had two goals apiece in a 10-3 win over Severn (Md.). McDonogh jumped out to a 6-1 lead. They also won handily over Mercy (Md.), 13-3. They have a big week in the IAAM A Conference with Archbishop Spalding (Md.) and then St. Mary’s (Md.). Previous: NR

— Justin Feil

South Top 10

The South had a light week overall with several teams off as they prepare for the postseason. Ponte Vedra (Fla.) got its postseason started with a decisive win. Hockaday (Texas) got back to winning with a pair of victories.

Anderson (Texas) moved up one spot after coming out of a long layoff with three straight wins to gain momentum. Lambert (Ga.) is the lone newcomer in the South. The Longhorns have only lost to two Top-10 teams and they are set up for a deep playoff run.

The top two teams, American Heritage-Delray (Fla.) and Lake Highland (Fla.), along with Episcopal Jacksonville (Fla.) all begin their postseason marches this week.

Our South rankings cover the region from North Carolina south to Florida and west to Texas. 

1. American Heritage-Delray (Fla.), 14-1 
After coming within one goal from a perfect regular season, the Stallions had the week off. American Heritage-Delray opens postseason play against St. John Paul II Academy (Fla.). Previous: 1

2. Lake Highland (Fla.), 14-2
The Highlanders’ hiatus continued last week after closing out the regular season March 25 in a one-goal loss versus St. Stephen’s-St. Agnes (Va.). Lake Highland opens postseason play versus Windermere (Fla.). Giselle Jaskiewicz scored 49 goals to lead Lake Highland in scoring. Previous: 2

3. West Forsyth (Ga.), 12-0
The Wolverines enjoyed a bye week following their April 3 win over Lambert (Ga.). West Forsyth next takes on Alpharetta (Ga.) on Tuesday, marking the first of four contests this week. Bryce Birkholz leads the Wolverines in scoring with 52 goals. Previous: 3

4. Milton (Ga.), 11-1
The Eagles enjoy the off week after last playing on April 2, defeating North Gwinnett (Ga.). The season resumes Tuesday versus Walton (Ga.). Previous: 4

5. Ponte Vedra (Fla.), 11-3
The Sharks were the highest-ranked team in the South to play last week. They opened the postseason with a 19-2 win over Nease (Fla.). Grace Raymond leads Ponte Vedra with 29 goals. Previous: 5

6. Hockaday (Texas), 10-2
After the Daisies’ stunning loss to Episcopal Dallas (Texas) on April 1, Hockaday responded with a pair of wins last week. The Daiseies picked up a 19-6 win over Rockwall (Texas), followed by a 21-14 victory over Highland Park (Texas). Previous: 6

7. Cambridge (Ga.), 10-4
The Bears have been off since March 31 after their 19-8 win over Harrison (Ga.). They next face North Gwinnett (Ga.) on Tuesday, marking the first of four games in six days. Previous: 7

8. Anderson (Texas), 10-0
After playing just one game in 30 calendar days, the Trojans had three contests in four days and showed no signs of rust. Anderson started the run with a 13-5 win over Westlake (Texas), which was followed by a 10-5 victory over Episcopal (Texas) and an 11-8 decision over St. John’s (Texas). Jillian Murphy had 10 goals between the trio of contests. Previous: 9

9. Episcopal Jacksonville (Fla.), 11-3
The Eagles had an off week after their 12-7 loss to Lake Mary (Fla.). Now Episcopal Jacksonville awaits to find out its opponent to begin postseason play. Previous: 8

10. Lambert (Ga.), 11-2
The Longhorns’ only two losses this season are to Cambridge (Ga.) and West Forsyth (Ga.). They are in the midst of an 11-day break, but return to action by taking on Wesleyan (Ga.) on April 14. Previous: NR

— Justin Boggs

Midwest Top 10

The first seven spots remain the same, though there were some losses. That's because No. 1 New Trier (Ill.) and No. 3 Loyola Academy (Ill.) went out of region to challenge themselves. Both were competitive while splitting their trips to affirm they are elite in the Midwest.

A pair of Ohio unbeatens are new to the rankings. Hudson (Ohio) and Mariemont (Ohio) are both perfect with some impressive wins to their resumes. Hudson, for example, held off New Albany (Ohio) in a showdown of strong squads last week. This week, Mariemont will face St. Francis DeSales (Ohio) in a Top-10 battle.

Prior Lake (Minn.) finally opened its season, and it was a great start in an exciting matchup. Prior Lake edged by Stillwater (Minn.) in a rematch of last year's state final. They have more tough in-state competition ahead. 

Our Midwest rankings cover Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin.

1. New Trier (Ill.), 3-2

The Trevians were highly competitive against some of the Golden State’s best, rallying from a 10-goal loss to Coronado to top Torrey Pines and come within two of La Costa Canyon. Meg Gallagher (Northwestern) tied her own school record with 18 saves against the Islanders, then added 15 more in the Trevians’ win over the Falcons. Avery Anderson (San Diego State) tallied seven goals and seven draw controls against the Falcons while Scarlett Subeck (Xavier) had hat tricks against La Costa Canyon and Torrey Pines. Previous: 1

2. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 6-1

The Golden Bears dominated their lone game of the week, shutting out Hilliard Bradley (Ohio) 19-0. Twelve players accounted for those 19 goals, including hat tricks from sophomore Leighton Backes and freshman Annie King. A rematch of last year’s classic state title game against Olentangy Liberty looms April 14. Previous: 2

3. Loyola Academy (Ill.), 7-4

The Ramblers proved they could compete with just about anyone on their 2-3 East Coast trip, beating Bishop Ireton (Va.) and National Cathedral (D.C.), falling to St. John’s (D.C.) and No. 16 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) by a goal and losing to No. 19 Georgetown Visitation (D.C.) by two. Molly Dwyer totaled 19 goals over the five-game, four-day road trip, including six against the Cubs and four apiece against the Cardinals and Saints. Previous: 3

4. Olentangy Liberty (Ohio), 5-1

The Patriots split a pair of highly competitive games in Pennsylvania, beating previously undefeated Mars Area by a goal and falling to (still) undefeated Pine-Richland by the same margin. Senior Megan Benton and junior Eloise Pohmer each had hat tricks to account for six of the Patriots’ seven goals against the Fightin’ Planets. Benton also had 11 of Liberty’s 13 goals in a win over Dublin Coffman (Ohio). Previous: 4

5. St. Francis DeSales (Ohio), 6-1

The Stallions bounced back from their close loss to Upper Arlington (Ohio) to end March with a pair of authoritative in-state wins, topping Bexley and Ursuline Academy by a combined margin of 39-9. Don’t sleep on DeSales’ Thursday opponent, as 1-4 Olentangy has played a wicked schedule and only lost to New Albany by a goal. The Stallions then travel to undefeated Mariemont (Ohio) Saturday. Previous: 5

6. Guerin Catholic (Ind.), 5-1

After nearly three weeks off, the Golden Eagles didn’t show any rust, topping in-state foes Cathedral, Penn and Roncalli by a combined margin of 46-8. Juniors Claire Flannagan (four goals, three assists, four draw controls) and Caroline Ford (three goals, two assists, eight caused turnovers, 12 ground balls) were outstanding against the Kingsmen. Previous: 6

7. Prior Lake (Minn.), 1-0

Girls lacrosse season in Minnesota got off to an exciting start with the Lakers winning a one-goal thriller over Stillwater in a rematch of last year’s state title game. Prior Lake’s early tests continue Tuesday with Edina (Minn.), which was 12-4 last year with two of those losses coming to the Lakers by a combined six goals. Previous: 7

8. Hudson (Ohio), 6-0

After five blowout wins to start the season (all by double-digit margins), the Explorers shone in their first closely contested game, edging New Albany (Ohio), 13-12, on the road. Three strong opponents await this week, including undefeated Hoover (Tuesday) and 2025 state champion Liberty (Saturday). Previous: NR

9. Detroit Country Day (Mich.), 3-0

After more than a week off, the Yellowjackets returned to action with a 10-goal victory at Hartland. It’s never good to look too far ahead, but Detroit Country Day’s April 21 matchup with undefeated East Grand Rapids (Mich.) is looking like a must-watch clash. Previous: 10

10. Mariemont (Ohio), 5-0

A longtime Division II power in the Buckeye State, the Warriors merit watching. They already have pocketed a couple of wins over solid Division I teams like Milford and Thomas Worthington with another big Division I test coming Friday against Worthington Kilbourne (Ohio). Six players have scored double-digit points for Mariemont with junior Piper Farrell leading the team in goals (16), points (23), draw controls (30), ground balls (13) and caused turnovers (11). Previous: NR

— Jonah Rosenblum

West Top 10

Coronado (Calif.) and La Costa Canyon (Calif.) earned solid wins in the West Region. Coronado pushed up to No. 3 while La Costa Canyon stopped a strong Santa Margarita (Calif.) team. 

Fairview (Colo.) continued to climb in the rankings. They could vault higher if they can pull off a win over Valor Christian (Colo.) to start the week in the best West matchup of the week.

Jesuit Portland (Ore.) has been perfect in the early going to earn a spot in the rankings this week. They'll take on another unbeaten, Grant (Ore.), in one of the state's best rivalries. 

Our West rankings cover the Mountain, Pacific and Northwest regions and at least part of the Southwest.

1. Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.), 9-0

Sacred Heart Prep stays at the top after backing up last week’s win over Valor Christian (Colo.) with another strong performance in Colorado. That trip continues to stand out as the best stretch of results in the region. They’ve shown they can control games and close them out, and right now they still look like the most complete team in the West. Previous: 1

2. Valor Christian (Colo.), 7-2

Valor continues to handle business since the loss to Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.), highlighted by a strong 13-6 win over Regis Jesuit (Colo.). That result adds another quality win to an already strong résumé. They remain right in the mix at the top and look like a team capable of closing the gap. Previous: 2

3. Coronado (Calif.), 8-3

Coronado moves up after wins over La Jolla (Calif.) and New Trier (Ill.) and this feels like a natural shift. They’ve consistently played strong competition, including out-of-region games, and have held their own. With other teams showing inconsistency, they’ve done enough to move into the top three. Previous: 5

4. La Costa Canyon (Calif.), 9-1

La Costa Canyon defeated a ranked Santa Margarita (Calif.) team, Marin Catholic (Calif.) and New Trier (Ill.) to remain firmly in the top tier. The body of work is still strong, especially with wins over top California teams. Previous: 3

5. St. Ignatius (Calif.), 10-3

St. Ignatius drops a spot after a tougher stretch against some Mid-Atlantic programs. They’ve proven they can compete with strong teams, but recent results create a bit of separation from the top group. They’re still firmly in this tier. Previous: 4

6. Santa Margarita (Calif.), 11-2

Santa Margarita continues to build momentum, highlighted by a dominant 17-6 win over Torrey Pines (Calif.). Maddy Yoo led the way with a career-high seven goals, while Bella Hamo added four goals, five assists, and controlled nine draws. Combined with the earlier win over Mira Costa (Calif.), this is a team trending up. Previous: 7

7. Redwood (Calif.), 9-3

Redwood did not play a game last week, but remains right in the mix. They’ve been competitive in their losses and have played a strong schedule. It still feels like they’re just one result away from pushing higher. Previous: 6

8. Fairview (Colo.), 7-1

Fairview continues to climb after another strong stretch with wins. Their only loss still came against a top out-of-state opponent, and they battled out a close win against a talented Colorado Academy (Colo.) team and Ralston Valley (Colo.) last week. They’re starting to build a case as one of the more consistent teams in the region. Previous: 10

9. Mira Costa (Calif.), 11-3

Mira Costa remains one of the tougher teams to evaluate. They have quality wins, but the inconsistency continues to show up. They stay in the rankings, but sit just behind teams with cleaner recent results. Previous: 8

10.  Jesuit Portland (Ore.), 5-0

Jesuit Portland enters the rankings after a strong start and proven success. They haven’t been tested the same way as some California teams yet, but the results and data make them hard to ignore. This is a team worth watching moving forward. Previous: NR

— Sonorah Hunter