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1. St. Andrews (Fla.), 18-1
The Scots opened playoff action with a 23-1 victory over Calvary Christian Academy (Florida). Sophomore Dylan Faison had an outstanding day with six goals and three assists, and fellow sophomore Chauvin Erickson had four points. St Andrews were dominant at X with 22 wins out of 26 draws. Previous: 1
2. Lake Mary (Fla.), 17-1
The Rams enter their bye week after a near-perfect regular season in which they conceded just one run on the record. The Rams begin postseason play against Hagerty (Florida State). Previous: 2
3. Highland Park (Texas), 13-2
The Fighting Scots defeated St. Mark’s School (Texas) by a 19-1 margin in their most dominant win of the year. Highland Park then survived a heartbreaking 6-4 loss to the Dallas Jesuits (Texas). Harris Sands scored the go-ahead goal and Highland Park rallied from a two-goal deficit to win. Previous: 3
4. Charlotte Catholic (North Carolina), 15-0
The Cougars’ quest for an undefeated season continued with two wins last week. Jack Ransom scored six goals to help Charlotte Catholic defeat Myers Park (N.C.) 19-13. Charlotte Catholic then defeated Butler (N.C.) 20-2. Previous: 4
5. Bolles (Florida State), 17-2
Seniors Lee Clottee and Daylin John Hill and sophomores Sean Doyle and Nolan Preston each scored hat tricks in the Bulldogs’ 22-1 playoff win over Paxson School (Florida) in their playoff opener. Achieved. Bolles will next face Jacksonville Episcopal School (Fla.). Previous: 5
6. Westlake (Texas), 13-1
The Chaparrals defeated Southlake (Texas) 15-5 last week, extending their winning streak to 11 games. Senior Bennett Ginn had a hat trick in the win. Previous: 6
7. Benjamin (Florida), 15-1
The Buccaneers dominated Pine (Fla.) 21-0, securing a big playoff victory. Benjamin will next face St. Edwards (Fla.) in a rematch of last year’s district championship. Benjamin defeated St. Edwards in back-to-back seasons in the district playoffs. Previous: 7
8. Lake Highland Prep (Fla.), 12-2
The Highlanders opened the postseason with a 21-3 victory over First Academy (Florida). Owen Lennox and Drew Samaan both had hat tricks in the win. Lake Highland faces a tough challenge this week against Bishop Moore for the district title. Previous: 8
9. North Paulding (Ga.), 16-0
The Wolfpack defeated Walton (Ga.) 8-7 for another big in-state win. This victory follows a win against Roswell (Ga.) earlier this year. North Paulding will look to close out a perfect regular season this week, led by a star-studded senior class that includes Zachary Creel, Jack Cornwell and Cade McNeil. Previous: NR
10. Roswell (Ga.), 15-2
The Hornets returned from a two-week layoff and easily defeated Cambridge, Georgia, 14-2. Roswell defeated Chattahoochee (Ga.) 21-8 with an impressive offensive outburst. Ezra Moore had five points in both games last week, and Kaden Parra and Ben Weir both had five points against Chattahoochee. Previous: 9
— Justin Boggs
Midwest
1. Culver Academy (Indiana), 9-2
The Eagles split several games against top regional competition, losing to Western Reserve Academy (Ohio) by one point and beating Upper Arlington (Ohio) by 10 points. Next up, Culver will look for revenge on April 19th against Hill Academy (Ontario). He was responsible for two of the Eagles’ three losses last season, including at the National Prep Lacrosse Championship. Previous: 1
2. Rockhurst Jesuit (Missouri), 10-2
The Hawklets had dominant wins over Saint Louis University Jesuit, one of the top teams in Missouri, and Shawnee Mission East, one of the top teams in Kansas. Faceoff man Gentry Curtis has been great all week, going 22 of 26 from the X and 14 ground balls against the Lancers and 11 of 15 from the X against the Bills. Seniors Jack Bickelmayer, Colin Komenda and Luke McNamara all scored four or more goals in the second half. Previous: 2
3. Upper Arlington (Ohio), 7-2
The Golden Bears absorbed their second loss of the season, but losing to Culver Academy, a perennial top team in the nation, is never embarrassing. Pleasant in-state opponents await Upper Arlington, with trips to undefeated Olentangy Liberty on April 17th and an Archbishop Moeller team with a much better 5-6 record on April 20th. ing. Previous: 3
4. St. Viator (Illinois), 7-2
The Lions added out-of-state wins over Mukwonago (Wisconsin) and Carmel (Ind.) to their previous signature wins over Brother Rice (Michigan State) and New Trier (Ill.), snapping their winning streak to five. Stretched to. Viator only have one game this week as they host a strong Veneto Academy team on April 18th. Previous: 4
5. Olentangy Liberty (Ohio State), 7-0
The Patriots remained undefeated despite playing a packed schedule, suffering their first loss to Hamilton Southeastern (Indiana) while also enduring tough road tests against in-state foes Hilliard Davidson and Hudson. Ben Godwin had a great night against the Explorers, making 11 saves in the second half. Keegan Coons (3 goals, 3 assists), Luca Minitti (4 goals, 2 assists) and Brock Fitzpatrick (14 of 18 games with the X) all had big games against the Wildcats, and Jake Strzok had four goals and two assists against the Royals. . With Upper Arlington looming on April 17, things don’t get any easier. Previous: 7
6. St. Xavier (Ohio State), 7-2
The Bombers are on a roll with seven straight wins, including defeating Brother Rice, Michigan’s top team. After trailing for most of the first half, St. I mentioned it. Hocker (7 goals, 4 assists), Johnny Gutman (4 goals, 1 assist) and Luke Sprong (2 goals, 2 assists) all had great performances earlier in the week against Archbishop Moeller (Ohio State). . Previous: T10
7. Brother Rice (Michigan State), 4-2
Although the Warriors lost another heartbreaking out-of-state game (losses to St. Viator in Illinois and St. Xavier in Ohio were combined by three goals), they lost 16 to rival Detroit Catholic. They won by 10 and maintained first place in the Mitten State. center. After the Shamrocks rallied from an early deficit to take a one-point lead twice early in the second half, the Warriors fought back with the last four goals of the third quarter and the first four of the fourth to take control. . Peter Biglin and Cashton Papadelis each led the Rice Brothers with four goals. Previous: 5
8. Detroit Catholic Central (Michigan State), 5-1
The Shamrocks trailed rival Rice Brothers 6-1 early, but shifted gears and briefly took the lead early in the second half. Luke Seidel and Connor Lucas led the rally and scored a hat trick for DCC. While the Warriors continued to win games, the Shamrocks seemed to carry that energy into the rest of the week, defeating St. John’s Jesuit (Ohio State) and South Lyon Unified (Mich. State) by double-digit margins. Ta. Previous: 6
9. Heartland (Michigan), 4-0
The Eagles’ first game in nearly three weeks was incredibly tough, but they still managed to defeat undefeated Lake Orion (Mich.) in double overtime. Heartland suffered its first loss the next day, 12-7, at host Northville (Mich.), before ending the week with a 12-9 win at East Grand Rapids (Mich.). Tune in April 20 for a big showdown against the Rice Brothers in a rematch of the 2021 and 2022 state championship games. Previous: 8
T10. Dublin Jerome (Ohio), 3-1
The Celtics defeated St. Ignatius (Ohio), a state semifinal opponent in two of the past three seasons, 9-4. Freshman goaltender Matthew Esguerra was sensational in his first start, making nine saves, and faceoff star Seth Sidell made nine of 15 saves for the X’s. Previous: T10
T10. Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.), 6-1
The Royals split two games in the Buckeye State, losing to undefeated Olentangy Liberty, but bounced back to score a stunning 14-9 victory at Worthington Kilborn. Another big challenge looms on April 19 when HSE hosts Cathedral and two of the state’s top teams square off. Previous: 9
— Jonah Rosenblum
West
1. St. Ignatius Prep (California), 11-2
St. Ignatius dominated in last week’s wins, defeating Corona del Mar (Calif.) 23-7 and allowing one goal to a 28-1 win over Archbishop Mitty (Calif.). Next are Serra (California) and Redwood (California). Previous: 1
2. Valor Christian (Colorado State), 7-2
The Eagles scored a total of three goals in two games. They defeated Chaparral (Colo.) 26-2 and Castleview (Colo.) 15-1. Junior middie Rush Lacelle (Army) had six goals and three assists in both games. This week they will play Legends (Colorado State) and Highlands Ranch (Colorado State). Previous: 2
3. Torrey Pines (California), 9-3
Torrey Pines defeated Santa Fe (Calif.) 13-8 in a midweek matchup and then defeated former No. 10 ranked Loyola Los Angeles (Calif.) 11-6. Sophomore Foster Huang won 13 faceoffs and senior goaltender Andrew Cook (John Hopkins) made 10 saves against Loyola. Next up are San Marcos (California) and No. 6 Sacred Heart Prep (California). Previous: 3
4. Cherry Creek (Colorado), 8-1
Cherry Creek defeated Denver South (Colorado) 10-9 in three overtimes, then defeated Denver East (Colorado) 16-3. Offensive players Gus Blue and Owen Burke (Denver) led the scoring. In league play, they will head into Colorado Academy (Colorado) and Arapahoe (Colorado) with a 3-0 record. Previous: 4
5. Jesuit Portland (Oregon), 7-1
The Crusaders won 19-2 against Camas (Wash. State) and 15-5 against Seattle Prep (Wash. State). Bellarmine Prep (Washington) is located on deck. Previous: 5
6. Sacred Heart Prep (California), 10-3
Sacred Heart picked up two more wins this week against Sacred Heart Cathedral (Calif.) and De La Salle (Calif.). Against De La Salle, senior Alex Shen (MIT) scored half of the goals and freshman nettender Teddy Orr made eight saves. Next up is a top-10 showdown with St. Francis (California) and No. 3 Torrey Pines (California). Previous: 6
7. Brophy Prep (Arizona), 17-2
Brophy improved to 8-0 in league play with wins over Notre Dame Prep (Arizona) 20-8 and Perry (Arizona) 9-1. Eric Wolfson (Lafayette) and Joshua Bews spearheaded Brophy’s offense. Rounding out the regular season for the Broncos are Desert Vista (Ariz.) and Boulder Creek (Ariz.). Previous: 7
8. Marin Catholic (California), 10-5
Marin Catholic enjoyed a week of byes this week with three games against San Marin (Calif.), Terra Linda (Calif.) and Vista del Lago (Calif.). Previous: 8
9. Arapahoe (Colorado), 9-0
The Warriors remain undefeated after wins over Regis Jesuit (Colorado State), Kent Denver (Colorado State) and Grandview (Colorado State). They are 3-0 in conference play and will look to continue that momentum against Denver East (Colo.) and No. 4 Cherry Creek, Colorado. Previous: NR
10. Foothills-Santa Ana (California), 11-5
Foothill lost to St. Margaret’s (Calif.) 9-4, but narrowly defeated league opponents Esperanza (Calif.) 25-1 and La Costa Canyon (Calif.) 10-9. He won two games. Next up are Torrey Pines (California) and El Dorado (California) in third place. Previous: 9
— Teresa Palmquist
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