For the first time since 2009, the Nike/US Lacrosse High School Girls’ National Top 25 is topped by a team other than McDonogh (Md.).

The Eagles’ marvelous 198-game winning streak and eight-year run atop the rankings came to a halt Friday, as Notre Dame Prep (Md.) upended McDonogh 10-8 in the IAAM championship game at US Lacrosse.

Manhasset (N.Y.), whose 14-game winning streak since a season-opening loss to Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) includes impressive wins over Darien (Conn.), Garden City (N.Y.) and St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), ascends to the No. 1 spot, followed by Notre Dame Prep and McDonogh. Pittsford (N.Y.), one of just two unbeaten teams remaining in the rankings (No. 16 Northport is the other) and Darien round out the top five.

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National Top 25

	May 15, 2018	W/L	Prev	Next
1	Manhasset (N.Y.)	14-1	2	5/16 vs. Mepham (N.Y.)
2	Notre Dame Prep (Md.)	17-4	7	Season complete (IAAM champ)
3	McDonogh (Md.)	20-1	1	Season complete (IAAM runner-up)
4	Pittsford (N.Y.) *	14-0	3	5/17 vs. Hilton (N.Y.)
5	Darien (Conn.) *	13-2	4	TBD
6	American Heritage-Delray (Fla.)	23-1	5	Season Complete (FHSAA champ)
7	Georgetown Visitation (D.C.)	16-2	8	5/16 vs. Holton-Arms (Md.)
8	Novato (Calif.)	22-1	10	5/15 vs. California High (Calif.)
9	Glenelg (Md.)	13-2	11	5/16 vs. TBD
10	Bishop Ireton (Va.)	18-3	12	5/15 vs. Episcopal (Va.)
11	Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.)	13-1	13	5/22 vs. Westhampton (N.Y.)
12	Mount Sinai (N.Y.)	15-1	14	5/22 vs. TBD
13	Northport (N.Y.)	16-0	15	5/19 vs. TBD
14	Moorestown (N.J.)	16-2	16	5/18 vs. TBD
15	Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.)	13-2	17	5/17 vs. TBD
16	Ridgewood (N.J.)	16-3	18	5/17 vs. TBD
17	Glenelg Country (Md.)	12-5	21	Season complete
18	Holton-Arms (Md.)	14-5	NR	5/16 vs. Georgetown Visitation (D.C.)
19	St. Stephen's & St. Agnes (Va.)	24-3	6	5/15 vs. Collegiate School (Va.)
20	West Babylon (N.Y.)	14-2	20	5/22 vs. Harborfields (N.Y.)
21	Massapequa (N.Y.)	10-4	NR	TBD
22	Garden City (N.Y.)	10-5	9	5/16 vs. MacArthur (N.Y.)
23	St. Anthony's (N.Y.)	13-4	19	TBD
24	Eastport-South Manor (N.Y.)	13-4	22	TBD
25	Summit (N.J.)	14-3	25	TBD

Also considered (alphabetical order): Good Counsel (Md.), Oak Knoll (N.J.)

* Results from Monday, May 14, not included

Nike/US Lacrosse High School Rankings

National Boys' Top 25 | National Girls' Top 25
Northeast Boys' Top 10 | Northeast Girls' Top 10
Mid-Atlantic Boys' Top 10 | Mid-Atlantic Girls' Top 10
South Boys' Top 10 | South Girls' Top 10
Midwest Boys' Top 10 | Midwest Girls' Top 10
West Boys' Top 10 | West Girls' Top 10

Northeast Top 10

1. Manhasset (N.Y.), 14-1

The Indians went 2-0 last week, posting a pair of impressive results over Syosset (N.Y.), 16-5, and St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), 16-10. Shea Garcia and Kelly Trotta each netted five goals in the St. Anthony’s win. Previous: 1

2. Pittsford (N.Y.), 14-0

The Panthers earned two wins over Monroe County (Rochester area) rivals last week. First, they defeated Fairport (N.Y.), 10-7, and then they secured an 8-7 double-overtime win over Rush-Henrietta (N.Y.). Kyra Lucey scored the equalizer late in the second half, and Ellie Mooney netted the winner with 2:15 left in double overtime. Pittsford was set to play Canandaigua (N.Y.) on Monday. Previous: 2

3. Darien (Conn.), 13-2

Darien upended Fairfield Warde (Conn.), 19-9, last week to extend its streak to 101 consecutive victories over in-state opponents. The Blue Wave was scheduled to play Fairfield Ludlowe (Conn.) on Monday before the FCIAC playoffs start Thursday. Previous: 3

4. Bayport-Blue Point (N.Y.), 13-1

The Phantoms secured a 6-4 win over Mattituck-Southold (N.Y.) in their only game last week. Brooke Sparacio and Courtney Weeks each finished with two goals. Previous: 5

5. Mount Sinai (N.Y.), 15-1

The Mustangs closed out the regular season with three wins last week. They cruised to a 19-4 win over Babylon (N.Y.), then held on for an 8-5 win over Rocky Point (N.Y.) and capped it off with a 9-8 overtime win over Mattituck-Southold (N.Y.). Gabby Sartori scored the winner with two minutes left in overtime off a feed from Morgan Mitchell. Mitchell finished with one goal, five assists and six draw controls. Previous: 6

6. Northport (N.Y.), 16-0

The Tigers secured a perfect regular season with three more wins last week. Northport defeated Sachem East (N.Y.), 15-8, then topped Riverhead (N.Y.), 10-8, and closed with a 15-9 win over Huntington (N.Y.). Olivia Carner totaled nine goals and six assists in the three wins. Previous: 7

7. Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.), 13-2

The Seahawks posted wins over North Shore (N.Y.), 14-12, and Sacred Heart (N.Y.), 17-12, to close out the regular season. Caroline DeBellis finished with 12 goals and two assists in the two wins. Previous: 8

8. West Babylon (N.Y.), 14-2

The Eagles dropped a 5-4 decision to Bayport-Blue Point, but then closed the regular season with wins over Wantagh (N.Y.) and Sayville (N.Y.). Jessica Smith recorded nine saves in the 12-3 win over Sayville. Previous: 10

9. Massapequa (N.Y.), 10-4

The Chiefs edged Garden City 9-8 in overtime last week to move into the top 10. Their worst loss of the season was an 8-4 decision against West Babylon on April 28. They also have two one-goal losses and an 11-8 loss to Manhasset early in the season. Previous: NR

10. Garden City (N.Y.), 10-5

Garden City’s overtime loss to Massapequa was its third loss by two goals or less. Liana McDonnell led the Trojans with three goals. Sectionals start this week. Previous: 4

 

— Will Cleveland

Mid-Atlantic Top 10

1. Notre Dame Prep (Md.), 17-4

The Blazers are the first team to knock McDonogh (Md.) out of the No. 1 spot in the last nine years after they upset the Eagles 10-8 in the IAAM championship game. Caitlynn Mossman tallied three points on two goals and an assist in the victory. The Blazers ended a 17-game losing streak to the Eagles with the win, which followed a semifinal victory over Glenelg Country. Previous: 3

2. McDonogh (Md.), 20-1

The Eagles’ amazing winning streak ended at 198 games with the loss to Notre Dame Prep. The streak began with a win over Winters Mill (Md.) on April 13, 2009 and surpassed the national record of 103 in 2014. McDonogh defeated teams from nine states, Washington, D.C., and Canada in that time. Previous: 1

3. Georgetown Visitation (D.C.), 16-2

The Tigers moved into the ISL championship game with a 14-9 win over Stone Ridge (Md.) last week. They were leading Holton-Arms School (Md.) 9-3 at halftime in the final Monday before weather postponed the second half until Wednesday. Holton-Arms was coming off an upset victory over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.). Previous: 4

4. Glenelg (Md.), 12-2

The Gladiators defeated River Hill (Md.) 24-3 to move into the Sweet 16 in the Maryland Class 2A tournament. They beat Marriotts Ridge (Md.) 12-11 in the sectional final for a third straight year on Monday. Previous: 5

5. Bishop Ireton (Va.), 18-3

The Cardinals won five straight to propel them to a WCAC championship victory over Good Counsel last week. Now they move into the VISAA tournament where they face Episcopal (Va.) on Tuesday. The Cardinals are the No. 2 seed. Previous: 6

6. Moorestown (N.J.), 16-2

Moorestown wrapped up the regular season with a 10-5 win over Agnes Irwin (Pa.). Kacey Knobloch led the Quakers with five points. They await the winner of Absegami (N.J.)/Lacey (N.J.) in the South, Group 3 tournament. Previous: 7

7. Ridgewood (N.J.), 16-3

The Maroons take a nine-game winning streak into the North 1, Group 4 tournament this week. They have not lost to an in-state team since a 10-9 loss to Moorestown on March 31. Previous: 8

8. Glenelg Country School (Md.), 12-5

Five different players scored in a 7-5 loss to Notre Dame Prep (Md.) in the IAAM semifinals, which brought the Dragons’ season to a close. They defeated Notre Dame Prep in their first game of the season and also posted wins over St. Paul’s (Md.), Bryn Mawr (Md.) and Roland Park (Md.). Previous: 9

9. Holton-Arms (Md.), 14-5

The Panthers did something no other school has done in the last 21 years when they knocked off St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) in the ISL tournament. Kaitlyn Pham made 14 saves and Stephanie Hong scored four goals and added an assist in the 10-9 victory. They were trailing Georgetown Visitation at halftime of the ISL championship Monday when weather halted the conclusion until Wednesday. Previous: NR

10. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.), 24-3

The Saints’ reign as ISL champions ended with the loss to Holton-Arms in the tournament semifinals. Now they wait until Tuesday when they face Collegiate School (Va.) in the VISAA quarterfinals. Previous: 2

— Mike Loveday

South Top 10

1. American Heritage-Delray (Fla.), 23-1

The Stallions won their first Florida High School Athletic Association state championship with a 10-7 win over Lake Highland Prep. Caitlyn Wurzburger led with two goals and three assists to finish the season with 105 goals and 114 assists. Kyle Hazen scored three goals. The Stallions got to the finals by beating Vero Beach 11-5 in the state semifinals. Allegra Catalano led with four goals while Wurzburger scored twice. Previous: 1

2. Hutchison (Tenn.), 17-0

The Sting beat University School Nashville 22-3 to advance to the Tennessee Girls Lacrosse Association final four. They play Harpeth Hall in the semifinals on Friday. The state championship game is Saturday. The Sting are playing for their eighth consecutive title. Previous: 2

3. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.), 18-2

The Raiders’ season ended with a 16-4 loss to No. 1-ranked American Heritage-Delray in an FHSAA regional championship game. Both of their losses this season were to American Heritage, which was ranked fifth in the country last week. Previous: 3

4. Milton (Ga.), 16-5

The Eagles rolled through two more rounds of the Georgia High School Association 6A-7A playoffs, beating Johns Creek 18-2 in the second round and Kennesaw Mountain 17-2 in the third round. Savannah Cosman and Marleigh Sanders both had four goals and two assists in the win over Johns Creek. Against Kennesaw Mountain, Briana Carrasquillo had five goals and six draw controls. Erin Degnan had three goals, 12 draw wins and four draw controls. The Eagles play a state semifinal game against Walton on Wednesday. The state championship game is Saturday. Previous: 4

5. Lassiter (Ga.), 17-2

The Trojans beat Hillgrove 17-5 in the second round of the GHSA 6A-7A playoffs and then edged Cambridge 8-7 in the third round. Riley Moon scored off an assist by Sydney McClure with 8:52 to play in the Cambridge game, which ended up being the deciding goal. Lassiter scored three straight after falling behind 7-5 with 16:31 remaining. The Trojans play Mill Creek in a state semifinal on Wednesday. Previous: 5

6. Vero Beach (Fla.), 19-5

The Fighting Indians lost to No. 1 American Heritage-Delray 11-5 in the FHSAA state semifinals. Raegan Gibbons scored two goals, and Maddie Ellis had two goals and five draw controls. Goalie Lexie Patton had five saves. The loss was the only in-state setback for Vero. Four of its five losses were to teams ranked in the national top 25. Previous: 6

7. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.), 16-3

The two-time defending state champion Crusaders beat Middle Creek 17-5 in third round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state playoffs and then beat Apex 18-8 to advance to the state semifinals. Grace New led in the win over Middle Creek with five goals and two assists. Caroline Kimel had five assists. New also had six goals and two assists in the win over Apex. The Crusaders play Ashley on Tuesday in the semifinals. The state championship game is Saturday. Previous: 7

8. Hockaday School (Texas), 17-7

The Daisies join the top 10 after claiming the Texas Girls High School Lacrosse state title with an 18-16 win over No. 1-seeded Kinkaid in the final. The Daisies, seeded sixth, also beat the second and third seeds on the their way to the title, sending No. 3 The Woodlands home with a 16-7 loss in the opening round and then knocking off No. 2 Episcopal Dallas 12-11 in the semifinals. In the title game, Genny Wood scored six goals and had seven draw controls. Jojo Gum had three goals. Previous: NR

9. Charlotte Catholic (N.C.), 13-4

The Cougars beat Lake Norman 11-8 in the third round of the NCHSAA playoffs and then upset previously-unbeaten and ranked Weddington 9-6 to advance to the state semifinals and earn a position in the rankings. Kylie Skovira had four goals and two assists against Weddington and also had a goal and an assist against Lake Norman. Charlotte Catholic plays R.J. Reynolds in a state semifinal on Tuesday. Previous: NR

10. Cambridge (Ga.), 16-5

The Bears beat North Gwinnett 17-8 in the second round of GHSA 6A-7A tournament play before suffering an 8-7, season-ending loss to No. 5 Lassiter in the third round. Maddie Dora led with three goals in the loss to Lassiter. Goalie Landyn White had eight saves. The Bears took a 7-5 lead with 16:31 left, but had just one shot attempt the rest of the game. Previous: 10

— Aimee Ford Foster

Midwest Top 10

1. Loyola Academy (Ill.), 16-3

The Ramblers survived a challenging matchup on May 9 against Glenbrook South (Ill.), coming away with a 10-9 victory. The next day, Loyola easily defeated Evanston Township (Ill.) 17-3. Butler recruit Emily Doell scored four times against Glenbrook South, while teammate Riley Dolan had three goals and two assists. Sophia Rucker scored five times and added nine draw controls against Evanston Township. Previous: 1

2. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 17-0

The Golden Bears finished the regular season with a perfect record after defeating Dublin Jerome (Ohio) on May 8 by a 13-2 margin. Senior Kileigh Casey scored four times against Jerome, and teammate Brooke Smith also had a hat trick. Previous: 2

3. New Trier (Ill.), 14-3

The Trevians defeated Lake Forest (Ill.) 16-4 on May 8, followed by a 19-4 victory against Montini Catholic (Ill.) the next day. Lucy Murray had an explosive week, scoring seven times against Lake Forest, and five times against Montini Catholic. Sophie King contributed with five assists against Montini Catholic. Previous: 3

4. Rockford (Mich.), 12-2

The Rams had a busy week, beginning with big in-state wins over Forest Hills United and East Grand Rapids before visiting Northeast Ohio to defeat Massillon Jackson and Cleveland Heights. Brooklyn Neumen and MeKenzie VanderMolen teamed up to lead the way. Neumen scored 14 goals and added four assists over four games, while VanderMolen had 10 goals and nine assists. Rockford was set to play Caledonia (Mich.) on Monday. Previous: 4

5. Eden Prairie (Minn.), 8-1

The Eagles bounced back from their May 5 loss to Loyola Academy (Ill.) with an 18-1 win over Hopkins (Minn.) and an 18-6 win over Edina (Minn.) last week. Brooke Lewis had a pair of five-goal contests during the week. Kacie Riggs had four goals and four assists for the week. Previous: 5

6. New Albany (Ohio), 17-1

The Eagles closed out the regular season last week with a 10-5 victory over Dublin Coffman (Ohio). Emily Rezabek, Liz Beckner and Chloe Platte all notched hat tricks. Previous: 6

7. Hartland (Mich.), 12-0

Following a 22-5 win at Plymouth (Mich.) on May 7, the Eagles faced one of their toughest matches of the year on May 9. Hartland came out ahead over Northville (Mich.) by a 15-9 decision. Emily Beazley scored four goals against Northville. She surpassed the 200-point mark for her career at Hartland last week. Previous: 7

8. Cathedral (Ind.), 13-3

Powered by Katherine Burnside’s 14 goals, the Irish won a pair of games last week, defeating Park Tudor (Ind.), 18-4, and Noblesville (Ind.), 15-4. Burnside scored nine times against Park Tudor and added five more goals against Noblesville. Megan Mattei added three goals and two assists against Noblesville. Previous: 8

9. Carmel (Ind.), 18-2

Sandwiched among a trio of blowout matches, the Greyhounds survived a double-overtime thriller against Brebeuf Jesuit (Ind.) on May 9 and pulled off the 12-11 victory. Carmel also defeated Westfield (Ind.), 20-1, Warren Central, 19-2, and Center Grove (Ind.), 19-0, last week. Kelly Csenar scored 13 goals for the week, and teammate Hannah Kim had 12 goals. Previous: 9

10. Hinsdale Central (Ill.), 12-4

The Red Devils defeated Lyons Township (Ill.) 15-7 on May 8 and Montini Catholic (Ill.) 16-2 on Thursday. Hinsdale Central has a challenging few days ahead, taking on Maine South (Ill.) and New Trier (Ill.). Previous: 10

— Justin Boggs

West Top 10

1. Novato (Calif.), 22-1

The Hornets outscored their first two playoff opponents 44-5, beating Northgate and Monte Vista-Danville to open their quest for a fourth straight North Coast Section title. They’ll meet California High in the semifinals Tuesday. Jamie Level scored eight goals and added three assists to lead Novato to a 22-5 win over Monte Vista-Danville, while D.J. Wilmott added four goals and four assists. Previous: 1

2. Colorado Academy (Colo.), 16-0

Sloane Murphy registered four goals to lead the Mustangs to a 15-7 win over Valor Christian in the second round of the CHSAA state tournament. Lauren Russell added three goals and one assist, Jessie Bakes had three goals and two assists, and Ella Greene chipped in two goals and three assists for Colorado, which had a first-round bye as the No. 2 seed. The Mustangs play Arapahoe in the quarterfinals Wednesday. Previous: 2

3. Cherry Creek (Colo.), 16-0

The top-seeded Bruins opened the CHSAA state tournament with a 20-5 win over Cheyenne Mountain after enjoying a first-round bye. Hali Sibilia racked up six goals and seven assists, Katie Collins had three goals and three assists and Amelia McCarthy had four goals and one assist. Megan Patrick made 10 saves. Cherry Creek meets Grandview in the quarterfinals Tuesday. Previous: 3

4. Bainbridge Island (Wash.), 14-0

The Spartans outscored their first two playoff opponents 40-5 as Mackenzie Chapman had 12 goals, nine assists, Kendall Havill contributed nine goals and four assists and Maggie Sweeney added eight goals and five assists. Bainbridge plays Bellevue in the semifinals Tuesday. Previous: 4

5. Lake Oswego (Ore.), 17-1

The Lakers closed the regular season with two more wins last week, beating Oregon City (Ore.) 21-9 and Lakeridge (Ore.) 14-8. They have a first-round bye in the OGLA playoffs, where they will begin play Thursday in the second round. Lake Oswego is looking for a third straight state title. Previous: 5

6. Torrey Pines (Calif.), 21-2

Seniors Arielle Shahrabani and Kelli McKinnon scored five and three goals, respectively, to lead the Falcons to their third straight San Diego Section Open Division title on Saturday with a 10-5 win over rival La Costa Canyon. Senior goalie Sophia LeRose had seven saves and forced several other shots wide, as Torrey Pines avenged an early-season loss to the Mavericks by the same margin. The Falcons beat San Marcos 12-8 in the semifinals. Previous: 6

7. St. Margaret’s (Calif.), 18-1

The Tartans scored 10 goals in the second half to defeat two-time defending Southern Section champion Mater Dei 14-9 and claim the program’s first US Lacrosse Orange County championship since 2008. That proved to be the biggest hurdle en route to securing the Southern Section title, as they beat Redondo Union 17-6 in the final Saturday. Maddie Barkate led the Tartans against Mater Dei with five goals while Niki Miles added four goals. Cailin Young, who was named the tournament’s MVP, netted a hat trick while Campbell Case added two. Previous: 8

8. La Costa Canyon (Calif.), 19-4

The Mavericks beat Coronado and La Jolla to reach the CIF San Diego Section Open Division championship but couldn’t win a rubber match with Torrey Pines in the final. The two had split regular-season games. LCC trailed by four at the half and couldn’t close the gap. Previous: 7

9. Oak Ridge (Calif.), 20-1

The Trojans opened the North Coast Section Division I tournament with a 17-6 win over Sacramento St. Francis, then advanced to the semifinals with a 10-6 win over Granite Bay. The game against Granite Bay was tied 4-4 at halftime. They will meet San Ramon Valley on Tuesday for a spot in the final. Oak Ridge has lost to Novato in the semifinals each of the last two seasons. Previous: 9

10. Columbine (Colo.), 14-2

The Rebels beat Chatfield 17-7 in the second round of the CHSAA tournament Saturday. Alea Tooley tallied three goals and two assists, and Whitney Block and Emma Maxwell each added three goals with one assist. Angela Naughton had two goals and three assists. Columbine now gets a chance to avenge one of its losses to Denver East when they meet in the quarterfinals Wednesday. East won a regular-season matchup 12-11 in overtime March 20. Previous: NR

— Laurel Pfahler