1. American Heritage-Delray (Fla.), 13-0
The Stallions swept a doubleheader March 27, beating Olympia (Fla.) 19-5 before upending nationally-ranked Glenelg Country (Md.) 16-13. In the win over Glenelg, Caitlyn Wurzburger led with six goals and six assists, Allegra Catalano had four goals and three assists and Sara Palmisano had two goals and four assists. Glenelg was ranked No. 10 in the country last week, giving the Stallions two wins over top 10 teams in four days. The Stallions were scheduled to play Holy Cross (Md.) on Tuesday and have another big matchup on Thursday against No. 14 Bishop Ireton (Va.). Previous: 1
2. Hutchison (Tenn.), 10-0
The Sting finished their run of games against out-of-state opponents with two more wins and also picked up a key in-state victory to remain undefeated. They beat MICDS-St. Louis (Mo.) 20-8 and William Penn Charter (Pa.) 14-6. MICDS won the Missouri state championship last spring. In between those wins, the Sting knocked off Harpeth Hall (Tenn.) 19-4. Previous: 2
3. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.), 12-1
The Raiders beat Dr. Phillips 18-5 in their only game of the week. Carly Steinlauf had four goals and three assists, Jada Preston tallied four goals and four assists, and Kaitlyn Michaud and Caroline Stefans each had three goals. The Raiders were scheduled to play at Lake Highland Prep (Fla.) on Tuesday. Previous: 3
4. Milton (Ga), 7-4
The Eagles won their only game of the week, 19-0 against North Forsyth (Ga.). They return to action Friday against Holy Child (Md.), then play a doubleheader against Good Counsel and Holy Cross, two more Maryland schools, on Saturday. Previous: 4
5. Lassiter (Ga.), 10-2
The Trojans were idle. They play Saturday at nationally-ranked Glenelg Country (Md.) and Monday at Archbishop Spalding (Md.). Previous: 7
6. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.), 7-2
The Crusaders had 16 different players score in a 17-0 win over Leesville Road (N.C.) before losing 8-7 to Springfield-Delco, the Pennsylvania PIAA AAA state runner-up last year. The Crusaders trailed 5-1 at the half, but the rally fell short despite holding Springfield to just three goals in the second half. Grace Nelson led with three goals and five ground balls. Gabby Young collected 10 saves. Previous: 5
7. Bishop Moore (Fla.), 12-1
The Hornets got in-state wins over Creekside and Olympia. Caitlin Brauman had three assists in the 20-1 win over Creekside. Kate Piscopo had six goals and three ground balls in the 18-2 win over Olympia, and Brauman had two goals and five assists. Previous: 8
8. Vero Beach (Fla.), 10-4
The Fighting Indians were idle. They were scheduled to play at South Fork (Fla.) on Tuesday. On Thursday, they host Barron Collier (Fla.), the team that knocked them out of the state playoffs last year in the regional finals. Previous: 9
9. Blessed Trinity (Ga.), 11-1
The Titans won their fifth consecutive game March 28 to reclaim a spot in the rankings, as they beat Westminster School (Ga.) 17-4. They are idle until April 10. Previous: NR
10. Sacred Heart Academy (Ky.), 8-1
The Valkyrie beat defending state champ Kentucky Country Day 12-11 last week to move into the top 10 for the first time this season. Maddie Landoch scored four goals and Lily Thornewill had three. Previous: NR
— Aimee Ford Foster
1. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 2-0
After beginning the season in Illinois, the Golden Bears will end a two-week break Thursday at Pickerington Central (Ohio). Upper Arlington’s home opener is Saturday against Olentangy Liberty (Ohio). Previous: 1
2. Loyola Academy (Ill.), 6-0
The Ramblers are in the midst of a 10-day layoff to prepare for a tough road trip to the Capital region, which includes matches at 6-0 Potomac School (Va.), nationally-ranked St Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.), Bullis School (Md.) and Georgetown Visitation (D.C.). Previous: 2
3. Rockford (Mich.), 1-0
After winning its season opener on March 24 against Birmingham Unified (Mich.), the Rams are in the midst of a nearly three-week break. Rockford is back in action April 13 against Hinsdale Central (Ill.). Previous: 3
4. New Trier (Ill.), 3-1
After almost two weeks to sit on their loss to Upper Arlington (Ohio), the Trevians return to play Wednesday with 5-1 Maine South (Ill.). New Trier also has Hinsdale Central (Ill.) on its slate this week. Previous: 4
5. Eden Prairie (Minn.), 0-0
The reining state champion Eagles must wait out the rest of an extended winter before opening the season on April 17 against Benilde-St. Margaret's (Minn.). Previous: 5
6. Hartland (Mich.), 0-0
The Eagles are about to begin their season, as they open Thursday against Ann Arbor Pioneer (Mich.). Previous: 6
7. Maine South (Ill.), 5-1
The Hawks have already faced one tough test falling to Loyola on March 20, but they have another one on Wednesday when they play New Trier (Ill.). Maine South, which was idle last week, is looking for its first win ever against New Trier. Previous: 7
8. Cathedral (Ind.), 4-2
Led by Katherine Burnside’s 11-goal outburst, the Irish dominated Hamilton Southeastern on March 28, defeating the Royals 18-4. Adrianne Wagner, current head coach at Hamilton Southeastern, coached Cathedral in 2016 and 2017. The Irish were scheduled to play Tuesday. Previous: 8
9. Carmel (Ind.), 7-1
The Greyhounds are off to their best start since 2013 after defeating Guerin Catholic (Ind.) 20-6 on March 28. Kelly Csenar has played a huge role for Carmel this year, leading the team in goals, including a seven-goal effort against Guerin Catholic. Previous: 10
10. New Albany (Ohio), 5-0
The Eagles are off to a strong start with a notable win over Columbus DeSales (Ohio) on March 17 and have yet to be in a tight contest. New Albany has a challenging contest Thursday against unbeaten Olentangy Liberty (Ohio). Previous: NR
— Justin Boggs
1. Novato (Calif.), 8-1
In their only game last week, the Hornets rolled to a 23-7 win over Menlo (Calif.). They were scheduled to play Tuesday against Redwood (Calif.). Novato was averaging 18.8 goals per game going into this week. Previous: 1
2. Colorado Academy (Colo.), 5-0
The Mustangs showed no rust coming off a 12-day break from action, as they cruised to an 18-3 win over Cleveland Heights (Ohio) on Monday. Sloane Murphy (seven goals, one assist) and Lauren Russell (four goals and four assists) led Colorado with eight points each. Previous: 2
3. Lake Oswego (Ore.), 7-0
The Lakers didn’t let down after a big win over Radnor (Pa.) last Monday. They added a 13-8 win over formerly-ranked Mater Dei (Calif.) the next day, as Taylor Hamper led with four goals and McKinley Mullen added three. Lake Oswego then enjoyed some time off the rest of the week. The Lakers were scheduled to play Clackamas (Ore.) on Tuesday. Previous: 3
4. La Costa Canyon (Calif.), 10-1
The Mavericks added three more wins last week, beating Glenbrook South (Ill.) 13-7, Del Norte (Calif.) 19-10 and then-No. 7 Arapahoe (Colo.) 12-5. La Costa Canyon built a 9-3 lead in the first half against Arapahoe and the gap proved to be enough. Previous: 4
5. Cherry Creek (Colo.), 7-0
The Bruins went to Virginia last week and brought home a pair of victories against St. Catherine’s and Collegiate School. Isabel Anema racked up seven goals and one assist in a 16-13 win over St. Catherine’s and then had three goals in a 9-8 decision against Collegiate – a game in which Katie Collins also had three goals and Megan Patrick had 10 saves. Previous: 5
6. Torrey Pines (Calif.), 6-2
The Falcons coasted against rival Poway (Calif.), building an 11-6 halftime lead en route to a 20-8 victory. This week brings games against Del Norte (Calif.), St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) and Carondelet (Calif.). Previous: 6
7. Arapahoe (Colo.), 2-1
The Warriors shook off some rust in a 13-8 win at Poway (Calif.) on March 27, but couldn’t repeat the performance against No. 4 La Costa Canyon (Calif.). Meg Hanson recorded a team-high four points on two goals and two assists against Poway, while Lizzie Pierpont had three goals and eight draw controls and Molly Galloway posted 12 saves in goal. Arapahoe had been idle since their opener on March 9. Up next is a trip to Denver East (Colo.) on Wednesday. Previous: 7
8. St. Margaret’s (Calif.), 6-0
The Tartans handed Santa Margarita (Calif.) its second loss, winning 16-4 on March 27. Cailin Young tallied four goals and three assists, and Maddie Barkate had four goals and one assist. This week will be a big test with games against St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) and Novato (Calif.). Previous: 10
9. Eastside Catholic (Wash.), 4-0
Maddie McMaster racked up seven goals and two assists in a 21-8 win over Holy Names (Wash.), and Alexa Stephens added four goals and two assists. Aria Shakib contributed four goals, and Jessie Carroll had two goals and four assists. Previous: 8
10. Oak Ridge (Calif.), 6-1
The Trojans were idle last week. They resume play Wednesday against Bella Vista (Calif.), looking to build on a six-game win streak. Previous: 9
— Laurel Pfahler