LIlacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/20/13

NCAA Championships

For men’s tickets for Final Four Weekend at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field, click here

For women’s tickets for Division I Final Four Weekend at Villanova, click here.

Men’s
Division I Quarterfinals
Sunday, May 19
Denver 12, North Carolina 11
Duke 12, Notre Dame 11

Saturday
Cornell 16, Ohio St. 6
Syracuse 7, Yale 6

Semifinal pairings, at Lincoln Financial Field, Saturday, May 25
Cornell vs. Duke, 2:30 p.m.
Syracuse vs. Denver, 5 p.m.

Division II

Mercyhurst 18, Limestone 17
Le Moyne 16, Adelphi 13

Championship pairing, Sunday, May 26 at Lincoln Financial Field
Mercyhurst vs. Le Moyne, 1 p.m.

Division III
Semifinals
Sunday
Stevenson 12, Salisbury 6
RIT 10, Cortland St. 9, OT

Championship pairing, Sunday, May 26 at Lincoln Financial Field
Stevenson vs. RIT-Cortland St winner, 4 p.m.

Women’s
Division I
Quarterfinals
Saturday
Maryland 14, Duke 9
North Carolina 13, Virginia 9
Syracuse 13, Florida 9
Northwestern 15, Penn St. 7

Championships pairings, at Villanova, Friday May 24
North Carolina vs. Northwestern, 5 p.m.
Syracuse vs. Maryland, 7:30 p.m.

Division II
Semifinals
Saturday
LIU Post 7, Adelphi 6
Limestone 11, Rollins 10, 2 OT

Championship, Sunday, May 19 at Owings Mills, MD
LIU Post 10, Limestone 7

Division III
Semifinals
Saturday
Salisbury 8, Middlebury 7
Trinity 8, Cortland St. 6

Championship, Sunday, May 19
Salisbury 12, Trinity 5

Chris Goldberg

LiLacrosseNews.com Posted 5/13/13

The TopLaxRecruits.com North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School, Md. (21-0) Prev: No. 1
2. St. Anthony’s, N.Y. (13-1) Prev: No. 4
3. Moorestown, N.J. (17-0) Prev: No. 2
4. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, Va. (22-1) Prev: No. 5
5. Garden City N.Y. (14-1) Prev: No. 3
6. Georgetown Visitation, D.C. (17-1) Prev: No. 6
7. Mt. Sinai, N.Y. (15-0) Prev: No. 7
8. Marriotts Ridge, Md. (14-1) Prev: No. 9
9. Mt. Hebron, Md. (13-2) Prev: No. 10
10. Bay Shore, N.Y. (14-1) Prev: No. 12
11. West Genesee, N.Y. (14-1) Prev: No. 8
12. Manhasset, N.Y. (11-3) Prev: No. 13
13. St. Paul’s School, Md. (13-4) Prev: No. 14
14. C.M. Wright, Md. (14-1) Prev: No. 16
15. Century, Md. (13-2) Prev: No. 17
16. Darien, CT (13-1) Prev: No. 18
17. Vero Beach, Fla. (20-4) Prev: No. 19
18. Westwood, Mass. (14-0) Prev: No. 20
19 Milton, Ga. (16-3-1) Prev: NR
20. Radnor, Pa. (13-3) Prev: NR

Under Consideration: Amador Valley, CA. (18-1); Bryn Mawr, Md. (10-5); Carondelet, Ca., (17-3); Christian Brothers, N.Y. (12-2); Conestoga, Pa. (14-4); Harriton, Pa. (16-2); Farmingdale, N.Y. (10-3); Loyola Academy, Ill. (17-3); Maryvale Prep, Md. (11-5); Milton, Ga. (16-3-1); New Canaan, Ct. (14-1); Sayville, N.Y. (14-2); Shoreham-Wading River, N.Y. (11-3); Springfield-Delco, Pa. (15-3); Strath Haven, Pa. (14-3); Ward Melville, N.Y. (11-4); West Islip, N.Y. (13-2)

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/13/13

The TopLaxRecruits.com North America Boys’ Rankings for this week:

1. Boys’ Latin, Md. (18-0) Prev: No. 1
2. Ward Melville, N.Y. (16-0) Prev: No. 2
3. Gonzaga, D.C. (18-2) No. 3
4. Chaminade, N.Y. (13-1) Prev: No. 4
5. Hill Academy, Ontario (17-3) Prev: No. 5
6. Malvern Prep, Pa. (14-1) Prev: No. 7
7. Culver Academy, Ill. (16-2) Prev: No. 8
8. St. Ignatius Prep, Cal. (21-1) Prev: No. 9
9. McDonogh School, Md. (14-3) Prev: No 10
10. Niskayuna, NY (14-0) Prev: No. 12
11. Delbarton, N.J. (14-0) Prev: No. 13
12. La Salle, Pa. (15-2) Prev: No. 14
13. Jamesville-DeWitt, N.Y. (15-1) Prev: No. 18
14. Calvert Hall, Md. (11-5) Prev: NR
15. Gilman School, Md. (12-4) Prev: No. 6
16. St. Anthony’s, N.Y. (10-3) Prev: NR
17. Deerfield Academy, CT (13-1) Prev: No. 19
18. Hereford, Md. (15-2) Prev: No. 20
19. Garden City, N.Y. (12-3) Prev: NR
20. Yorktown, N.Y. (12-2) Prev: No. 15

Under consideration: Episcopal Academy, Pa. (14-5); Fayetteville-Manlius, N.Y. (15-0); Lake Highland Prep, FL., (20-5); Massapequa, N.Y. (12-2); Northport, N.Y. (14-2); Salesianum School, DE (13-2); Shoreham-Wading River, N.Y. (14-1); Smithtown West, N.Y. (14-2); St. Mark’s, TX, 18-3; St. Paul’s, Md. (15-5).

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/9/13
Staff Report

Twenty-eight of the top boys’ lacrosse club programs in the nation will be sending their top teams to compete July 5-7 in the inaugural National Invitational Best of the Best Club Team Showcase at Mitchell Fields near Hofstra University.

The event (www.natinvitebob.com) will feature four equal brackets for each of the Classes of 2014, 2015 and 2016. Winners of each bracket will compete in a playoff to decide age group champions.

“The club programs have grown in size and numbers throughout the country and this showcase was designed solely for the top teams in each club to compete head-to-head from traditional hotbeds of lacrosse as well as other fast growing regions in the sport,” said event founder Marty Sands. “It is going to be very, very competitive at every grade level. There will be no easy games.

“I think that college coaches realize that many players can appear strong against average competition. However, when great players are pitted against other great players and great teams are pitted against other great teams, college coaches can really get their work done.”

Sands expects approximately 50-to-75 college coaches to attend.

“College coaches today have a lot of choices,” he said. “We believe by assembling the best club teams to play against each other, we’ll allow the college coaches to observe just how good a player is against really great competition in every single game.”

The teams attending include:

LI Express (LI, NY), LI Outlaws (LI, NY), LI Sting (LI, NY),Team Long Island (NY), LI Jesters (LI, NY), Be the Best (NY), CT Chargers (CT), Dukes LC (PA), Resolute (OH), Building Blocks (NJ), Twist (PA) 3D Lacrosse (New England), No Excuse (TN), IronHorse (TX), Crush Nation (Atl & Buff), Leading Edge Lacrosse (NJ), Baltimore Crabs (MD), Team Turnpike (NJ), New Jersey Riot (NJ), Team NC (NC), Thunder Lacrosse Club (GA), Team Minnesota (MN), Long Island Jesters (NY), Trilogy Lacrosse (NJ), MadLax (VA), SweetLax (Upstate NY), Westchester Predators (NY), True Player Lacrosse (NY).

“Clearly from the list you can see that we have a very good portion of the top club teams sending their A teams,” Sands said. “While there are other tournaments that weekend, we are hopeful that college coaches see the value of the showcase we have created.”

“Lacrosse is a very competitive sport and many of the best club teams in the country really want to test just how good they really are,” he added. “I am hopeful this showcase allows them to do that.”

Separately, Sands also is running two individual showcase events that were immediate successes in the recruiting scene in 2012.

The National Invitational 175 will be held July 29-31 2013 at RPI, which has recently built a state-of-the-art facility. This invite-only showcase held at Union College last summer drew over 50 coaches.

Last November Sands launched the National Invitational 175 Fall Select Showcase. That event drew 70 coaches.

“We are really working on improving upon the success,” Sands said.

This year’s National Invitational 175 Fall Select Showcase will be held on November 26. The application process will be opened on July 1. The National Invitational 175 Summer showcase has a large wait list, but players can apply at the site (http://www.natinvite175.com/) for future consideration.

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/9/13

Registration remains open for the Liberty Lacrosse Shootout, a popular youth lacrosse tournament in Malvern, Pennsylvania, which will take place June 8th and 9th. Over 100 boys and girls youth teams are expected to participate in the Shootout, which will feature teams from Greater Philadelphia, Central PA, Lehigh Valley, New Jersey, Delaware and New York.

The registration deadline is Friday. There is still room but don’t delay, registrations are processed on a first come, first served basis (subject to level of interest and balancing of brackets).

The specifics:
• 3 games guaranteed, playoffs follow pool play for teams that advance;
• Divisions:
o Boys — U9, U11, U13, U15
o Girls — U11, U13, U15
o Two levels (A/B) are available in each age group to permit teams to find the optimal level of competition;
• Dates:
o Saturday, June 8th – U9 and U13 Teams
o Sunday, June 9th – U11 and U15 Teams
• Sportsmanship recognition given to teams based on input from officials and Tournament staff and marshals;
• Shootout venues are exceptional, the staging and set-up is highly professional:
o The GCVSA Line Road Complex includes 8 sprinklered fields immediately adjacent to scenic and protected land in historic Willistown Township, Chester County;
o The West Chester East High School venue features a turf field and 6 well-groomed grass fields;
• The event is organized with meticulous detail by tournament operators whose credits include The Patriot Games and the recent Chapter Challenge;
• Team tents will abound along the perimeter of the properties. Get situated, get comfortable, enjoy the spirit of the game!
• Count on a great day of lacrosse and camaraderie in a fun and festive atmosphere, featuring good competition, food, refreshments, Vendor Village, a Fan Zone and periodic clinics and contests.
You can visit the Liberty Shootout Information page in the first instance for additional details regarding age groups, relevant dates, tournament philosophy (Honor the Game!) and general parameters (see http://libertylacrosse.com/tournament.shtml). To register as a team, kindly visit the event’s registration page (see https://mytournamentregistration.com/libertylacrosse/). Please register soon!

If you have any questions, please contact Tournament Director Scott Growney at sgrowney@comcast.net. Don’t miss the chance to converge at the Shootout and “Cradle in the Cradle of Liberty!” We will hope to see you in June!!

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/8/13
From US Lacrosse

Unbeaten McDonogh (Md.) completed a 19-0 regular season to remain the unanimous No. 1 team in the Nike/US Lacrosse High School Girls’ Lacrosse National Top 25 poll, released Tuesday by US Lacrosse. The poll appears as part of Lacrosse Magazine’s bi-weekly report on high school girls’ lacrosse at laxmagazine.com/hsg25.

The Eagles entered the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland tournament as its No. 1 seed and defeated Archbishop Spalding (Md.), 15-11, in a quarterfinal Monday for their 20th win. McDonogh’s other recent victories include a 10-7 road win at then-No. 13 Century (Md.), which tied No. 10 Milton as the only teams to come within three goals of the Eagles. No. 16 Vero Beach (Fla.) is the Top 25’s first state champion, defeating Bartram Trail (Fla.) 17-3 to win its eighth straight Florida crown. Many of the teams in the Top 25 earned early byes in league or state tournaments.

The Nike/US Lacrosse High School Girls’ Lacrosse National Top 25, with teams, record, point total (first-place votes) and next game noted:

1. McDonogh (Md.) 20-0, 175 (7), May 8 No. 15 Maryvale Prep
2. Garden City (N.Y.) 13-0, 165, May 8 No. 3 St. Anthony’s N.Y.)
3. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 11-1, 158, May 8 at No. 2 Garden City (N.Y.)
4. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) 21-1, 156, May 7 Flint Hill (Va.)
5. Georgetown Visitation (D.C.) 16-1, 149, May 7 Holton-Arms School (D.C.)
6. Moorestown (N.J.) 15-0, 134, May 7 at Shawnee (N.J.)
7. Manhasset (N.Y.) 11-2, 124, May 10 No. 3 St. Anthony’s (N.Y.)
8. West Genesee (N.Y.) 13-0, 116, May 7 at Syracuse (N.Y.)
9. C.M. Wright (Md.) 13-1, 96, TBD
10. Milton (Ga.) 14-3-1, 92, May 7 Collins Hill (Ga.)
11. Farmingdale (N.Y.) 10-3, 92, May 11 No. 20 Darien (Conn.)
12. St. Paul’s (Md.) 12-4, 89, May 8 Bryn Mawr
13. Mount Sinai (N.Y.) 13-0, 84, May 7 at Babylon (N.Y.)
14. Century (Md.) 12-2, 76, TBD
15. Maryvale Prep (Md.) 11-4, 75, May 8 No. 1 McDonogh
16. Vero Beach (Fla.) 20-4, 73, Season Complete
17. Harriton (Pa.) 15-1, 66, May 7 at Strath Haven (Pa.)
18. Bryn Mawr (Md.) 10-4, 65, May 8 at No. 12 St. Paul’s
19. Westwood (Mass.) 13-0, 57, May 7 at Acton-Boxborough (Mass.)
20. Darien (Conn.) 11-1, 45, May 7 Greenwich (Conn.)
21. Conestoga (Pa.) 13-3, 40, May 7 Penncrest (Pa.)
22. Bay Shore (N.Y.) 12-1, 35, May 9 William Floyd (N.Y.)
23. Notre Dame (Mass.) 11-2, 35, May 8 at Cohasset (Mass.)
24. Good Counsel (Md.) 14-3-1, 27, May 7 WCAC Quarterfinal
25. Radnor (Pa.) 12-3, 23, May 7 Marple Newtown (Pa.)

Others receiving votes:
Marriotts Ridge (Md.) 13-1, 16
Strath Haven (Pa.) 13-3, 7
New Canaan (Conn.) 11-1, 3
Mount Hebron (Md.) 12-2, 1
Loyola Academy (Ill.) 15-3, 1

Chris Goldberg

By Jaclynkelli Kronemberg
LiLacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/8/13

Maggie Bill had four goals and had one assist as host St. Anthony’s defeated Garden City, 11-6, today in a Long Island battle of the No. 2 and No. 4 teams in the TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Rankings.

Isabela Mangan added three goals and two assists for the No. 4 Friars (12-1), bolted to a 9-3 halftime lead in dealing the No 2 Trojans (13-1) their first loss.

Maggie Bill

“I’m really proud of my girls,” said St. Anthony’s coach Corinne Lomangino. “Garden City is a great team.
“We stuck to our game plan and we are starting to really believe in ourselves. Our offense is finally coming into its own and we are peaking at the right time.”

St. Anthony’s started the game on a 3-0 run and ended the first half on a 3-0 run, never letting up on Garden City. Taylor Mitchell and Kerri Puckhaber both scored two goals for the Friars.

“I couldn’t be more proud of my team,” said senior Bill. “We knew we had to come out really aggressive and beat them early and that is definitely what we did today.”

Garden City dominated the draw controls grabbing 12 out of the 19 draws. But the Trojans could not get much past St. Anthony’s goalie Charlotte Campbell (eight saves).

Jackie Jahelka, Kayla Murphy, Kerry Defliese, Tara DeAngelo, Lily Schmitt and Margot McTiernan all scored once goal for Garden City.

“It was a great game,” said Garden City coach Diane Chapman. “We didn’t play as well in the first half as we did in the second half.

“You have to come out ready to play against St. Anthony’s and we didn’t do that. St. Anthony’s is a great team. They came out ready to play; they are strong and really fast at every position.”

St. Anthony’s 11, Garden City 6

St. Anthony’s 9-2-11
Garden City 3-3-6

SA: Maggie Bill 4G, 1A; Isabela Mangan 3G, 2A; Taylor Mitchell 2G; Kerri Puckhaber 2G

GC: Jackie Jahelka 1G; Kayla Murphy 1G; Kerry Defliese1G; Tara DeAngelo 1G; Lily Schmitt 1G; Margot McTiernan 1G; Haley O’Hanlon 2A; Krista Dampman 2A

Saves: Charlotte Campbell (SA) 8, Taylor Carpentier (GC) 6

Chris Goldberg

LIlacrossenews.com, Posted 5/8/13

IWLCA Division I Weekly Poll for 7 May 2013

Record Votes (1st pl) Previous
1. Maryland 19-0 400 (20) 1
2. Northwestern 17-2 362 4
3. North Carolina 14-3 361 3
4. Florida 17-2 343 2
5. Syracuse 16-3 334 5
6. Georgetown 13-5 291 6
7. Penn State 12-6 271 8
8. Duke 12-5 266 7
9. Notre Dame 12-4 208 9
10. Stony Brook 16-2 189 10
11. Loyola 10-8 180 12
12. Virginia 9-9 159 13
13. Denver 17-2 158 11
14. Pennsylvania 11-5 147 16
15. Massachusetts 17-2 134 14
16. Navy 18-1 118 17
17. Princeton 10-6 82 15
18. Connecticut 13-4 66 18
19. Boston College 12-7 55 19
20. Stanford 13-5 26 RV

Also receiving votes: Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, Towson

IWLCA Division II

Record Votes (1st pl) Previous
1. LIU Post 17-0 225 (15) 1
2. Limestone 18-1 207 2
3. Rollins 15-1 190 3
4. LeMoyne 16-2 186 4
5. Adelphi 17-2 165 5
6. Lock Haven 15-2 147 6
7. West Chester 15-4 128 7
8. Pfeiffer 14-2 117 8
9. Stonehill 13-6 111 9
10. Florida Southern 11-4 90 10
11. Dowling 12-3 73 11
12. IUP 13-3 62 12
13. New Haven 12-7 41 14
14. Bentley 11-7 33 13
15. Lindenwood 15-2 14 15

Also receiving votes: St. Anselm
Note that LIU Post is the new name of the school formerly known as C. W. Post.

IWLCA Division III

Record Votes (1st pl) Previous
1. Trinity (CT) 17-0 396 (16) 1
2. Salisbury 18-0 384 (4) 2
3. Middlebury 15-2 350 3
4. Cortland 18-1 344 4
5. Gettysburg 18-1 325 5
6. Franklin & Marshall 14-4 290 6
7. Colby 12-4 263 7
8. Bowdoin 13-3 224 8
9. York 13-4 212 10
10. TCNJ 13-4 210 9
11. Susquehanna 17-0 206 11
12. St. John Fisher 15-3 127 20
13. Amherst 9-6 123 12
14. RPI 14-3 121 18
15. Christopher Newport 17-2 112 13
16. Ithaca 12-6 100 14
17. Geneseo 12-5 91 RV
18. Stevenson 16-2 78 15
19. Fredonia 14-3 62 16
20. Hamilton 9-8 55 17

Also receiving votes: Elizabethtown, Messiah, Redlands, Washington College

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/7/13

Nisyakuna (N.Y.) took the biggest step forward in this week’s TopLaxRecruits.com North America Boys’ Rankings.

The No. 12 Silver Warriors defeated former No. 8 Jamesville-Dewitt, 10-9, on the road to improve to 12-0. Lucas Maloney scored four goals as Niskayuna handed the Red Rams (13-1) their first loss in the battle of Upstate Class B powers.

Jordan Evans had four goals, including one that gave Jamesville-DeWitt a 7-6 lead before the Silver Warriors scored three twice to take the lead. Mike D’Amario had three goals and three assists for Niskayuna and Luke Goldstack added two goals and two assists.

Griffin Feiner had two goals and an assist for the Red Rams.

The TopLaxRecruits North America Boys’ Rankings:

1. Boys’ Latin, Md. (17-0) Prev: No. 1
2. Ward Melville, N.Y. (14-0) Prev: No. 2
3. Gonzaga, D.C. (16-2) No. 4
4. Chaminade, N.Y. (12-1) Prev: No. 5
5. Hill Academy, Ontario (18-3) Prev: No. 6
6. Gilman School, Md. (12-2) Prev: No. 8
7. Malvern Prep, Pa. (12-1) Prev: No. 12
8. Culver Academy, Ill. (14-2) Prev: No. 7
9. St. Ignatius Prep, Cal. (19-1) Prev: No. 10
10. McDonogh School, Md. (13-3) Prev: No 14
11. Episcopal Academy, Pa. (13-4) Prev: No. 9
12. Niskayuna, NY (12-0) Prev: No. 17
13. Delbarton, N.J. (11-0) Prev: No. 11
14. La Salle, Pa. (13-2) Prev: No. 13
15. Yorktown, N.Y. (12-1) Prev: No. 15
16. St. Paul’s School, Md. (15-3) Prev: No. 3
17. Shoreham-Wading River, N.Y. (13-0) Prev: No. 16
18. Jamesville-DeWitt, N.Y. (13-1) Prev: No. 8
19. Deerfield Academy, CT (11-1); Prev: NR
20. Hereford, Md. (13-2) Prev: NR

Under consideration: Calvert Hall, Md. (9-5); Fayetteville-Manlius, N.Y. (13-0); Garden City, N.Y. (9-3); Governor’s Academy, MA (10-0); Lake Highland Prep, FL., (20-5); Long Beach, N.Y. (12-1); Massapequa, N.Y. (9-2); Northport, N.Y. (12-2); Ridgefield, CT, (11-1); Shenendehowa, N.Y. (10-1); Smithtown East, N.Y. (11-2); Smithtown West, N.Y. (12-2); St. Anthony’s, N.Y. (9-2); St, Mark’s, TX, 18-3.

Chris Goldberg

LILacrosseNews.com, Posted 5/6/13

One of six undefeated teams in the TopLaxRecruits.com Rankings, Mt. Sinai (N.Y.) has stamped itself a Class C state contender.

The Mustangs (13-0) have beaten defending Class C state champion Shoreham-Wading River (14-8 on April 25) as well as Eastport-South Manor (9-8 in double-overtime) and Sayville (8-6). Mt. Sinai also toppled Wantagh, 14-8, at the Long Island Challenge on April 27.

Sydney Pirreca

“I’m really happy with our season so far,” said the Mustangs sophomore Kasey Mitchell (committed to Stony Brook). “We just had a big win against one of our biggest rivals, Shoreham. We have been playing really well this season and have been working really hard and it’s been really paying off.”

Sophomore Sydney Pirreca (committed to Florida) said the Mustangs have played with intensity all year.

“I don’t think we have ever had this much heart,” she said. “We have something in the back of our heads from two years ago when we lost States (9-8 in the finals to Christian Brothers) and I think that is what is pushing us to go hard every game.

“The biggest key is to stay together and be as one. We are a family and we keep each other going. I think that if we stay how we are and we keep composure and if we don’t get ahead of ourselves, we will be successful. Hopefully we will get as far as we can.”

Mt. Sinai coach Al Bertolone said his team has high expectations.

“Our goals are to win Suffolk County and move on to the State tournament and win the Class C State championship,” he said. “We get better every time out.

“There is a lot of road left to go, but we have been (meeting) hurdle after hurdle so I’m looking forward to us continuing this run. It’s always one game at a time with us; we don’t look too far ahead.”

The TopLaxRecruits North America Girls’ Rankings
1. McDonogh School, Md. (19-0) Prev: No. 1
2. Garden City N.Y. (12-0) Prev: No. 3
3. Moorestown, N.J. (15-0) Prev: No. 2
4. St. Anthony’s, N.Y. (10-1) Prev: No. 4
5. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, Va. (21-1) Prev: No. 5
6. Georgetown Visitation, D.C. (15-1) Prev: No. 7
7. Mt. Sinai, N.Y. (13-0) Prev: No. 9
8. West Genesee, N.Y. (13-0) Prev: No. 8
9. Marriotts Ridge, Md. (13-1) Prev: No. 6
10. Mt. Hebron, Md. (11-2) Prev: No. 10
11. Harriton, Pa. (15-1) Prev: No. 12
12. Bay Shore, N.Y. (12-1) Prev: No. 11
13. Manhasset, N.Y. (10-2) Prev: No. 13
14. St. Paul’s School, Md. (11-4) Prev: No. 14
15 Bryn Mawr, Md. (10-4) Prev: No. 15
16. C.M. Wright, Md. (13-1), Prev: No. 16
17. Century, Md. (12-2) Prev: No. 17
18. Darien, CT (11-1) Prev: No. 18
19. Vero Beach, Fla. (20-4) Prev: No. 20
20. Westwood, Mass. (12-0) Prev; NR

Under Consideration: Amador Valley, CA. (16-1); Carondelet, Ca., (16-3); Conestoga, Pa. (13-3) Farmingdale, N.Y. (10-2), Maryvale Prep, Md. (10-4); Milton, Ga. (14-3-1); New Canaan, Ct. (11-1), Sayville, N.Y. (12-2); Ward Melville, N.Y. (10-4); West Islip, N.Y. (12-2)

Chris Goldberg