Boys' lacrosse Top 10: Familiar favorites lead first rankings of spring
Familiarity remains a constant in the D.C. area lacrosse scene. Year after year, several of the same names lead these boys' lacrosse rankings.
As a new season begins, the local hierarchy remains just how it has always been remembered.
Several private schools have already begun the 2025 season, including top-ranked Bullis. After faltering late in the 2024 season and failing to reach the Interstate Athletic Conference title game, Bullis returns what might be the area's most talented roster and certainly the region's highest-rated recruit in Penn commit Jackson Maher. The senior attackman is rated by Inside Lacrosse as the No. 6 overall player in the class.
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