High School Boys

Five-star college lacrosse prospects Milki Conway-Reppert and Lexie Gonnella chose Dartmouth and Columbia, respectively, signaling a shift in those programs' fortunes. 

Cayden Reese and Dylan Faison — the No. 1-ranked girls' and boys' lacrosse recruits in the Class of 2026, respectively — headline the early commitments.

From the moment they arrived in Baltimore for the USA Lacrosse National Team Development Program Combine, they sensed a greater purpose.

They’re some of the most recognizable names in high school boys’ lacrosse history.

Alex Greve (Denver) scored with 33 seconds left and Luke Macaluso (North Carolina) earned MVP honors in a 10-9 victory for the South team Sunday.

In a matchup featuring 46 of the nation’s premier incoming college freshmen, the North squad secured a 16-15 comeback victory.

The best of the West and other nontraditional areas will take center stage Sunday at the Adrenaline All-American Games at The Star in Frisco, Texas.

Another class of the top high school seniors from around the country will put their talents together Saturday at the All-America Lacrosse Senior Games.

Sixty-eight high school boys’ lacrosse stars from non-traditional areas will compete Sunday in the Adrenaline All-American Game at The Star in Frisco, Texas.

USA Lacrosse has selected more than 150 of the nation’s best high school boys’ lacrosse players to compete in the National Team Development Program Combine at its headquarters July 29-31.