NCAA Lacrosse Rankings

Just about nothing remains unchanged after one of the most wild weekends in recent memory.

There isn't much to talk about in the top half of the Top 20 — but the bottom ... that's another story.

Half of the Top 20 is still inactive — for now. Rollins, on the other hand, is rolling.

Lenoir-Rhyne and Limestone remain standouts at the top, but Newberry is making a run at the top 10.

It's a relatively quiet first update to the Division III Top 20 — though that's sure to change with the NESCAC starting this week.

Are we all just trying to convince ourselves that somebody other than Salisbury and RIT will compete for the title?

The Division II women's schedule ramps up this week, and there isn't much movement in the first Top 20 update.

There are already three new teams in the bottom of the Top 20 after just two weekends of action.

While we all wait for the NESCAC to begin, we can't ignore the ranking-shifting early results.

A shakeup in the top five after just one week? 2024 is going to be electric.