Top 25 Baltimore-DMV Boys High School Lacrosse Rankings - May 31, 2026

Independence (Va.) remains on track for a second straight state championship as the Tigers maintain their place in the High School on SI Baltimore-DMV boys lacrosse Top 25 rankings.
The undefeated Ashburn (Va.) squad, ranked co-No. 25 in this week’s rankings, will play Yorktown (Va.) or James Madison (Va.) in the Class 6 state quarterfinals Friday. Independence won the Virginia Class 5 state title last spring.
Calvert Hall College (Md.) remains No. 1 followed by McDonogh School (Md.), Archbishop Spalding (Md.), Georgetown Prep (Md.) and Bullis School (Md.).
Here’s this week’s High School on SI Baltimore-DMV Boys Lacrosse Top 25:
1. CALVERT HALL COLLEGE (Md.)
Record: 13-4
Previous rank: No. 1
SEASON COMPLETE - MARYLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (MIAA) A CONFERENCE CHAMPION
2. MCDONOGH SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 13-4
Previous rank: No. 2
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA A FINALIST
3. ARCHBISHOP SPALDING (Md.)
Record: 11-7
Previous rank: No. 3
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA A SEMIFINALIST
4. GEORGETOWN PREP (Md.)
Record: 13-4
Previous rank: No. 4
SEASON COMPLETE - INTERSTATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (IAC) CHAMPION
5. BULLIS SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 15-3
Previous rank: No. 5
SEASON COMPLETE - IAC SEMIFINALIST
6. LANDON SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 10-6
Previous rank: No. 6
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC SEMIFINALIST
7. LOYOLA BLAKEFIELD (Md.)
Record: 9-8
Previous rank: No. 7
The Dons lost to No. 1 Calvert Hall College in the MIAA A semifinals.
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA A SEMIFINALIST
8. SEVERN SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 11-6
Previous rank: No. 8
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA A QUARTERFINALIST
9. SAINT MARY’S (Md.)
Record: 10-7
Previous rank: No. 9
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA A QUARTERFINALIST
10. SAINT PAUL VI CATHOLIC (Va.)
Record: 20-2
Previous rank: No. 10
SEASON COMPLETE - WASHINGTON CATHOLIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (WCAC) CHAMPION & VISAA DIVISION FINALIST
11. SAINT JOHN’S COLLEGE (D.C.)
Record: 12-6
Previous rank: No. 11
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC FINALIST
12. OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL (Md.)
Record: 13-7
Previous rank: No. 12
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC SEMIFINALIST
13. SAINT ALBANS SCHOOL (D.C.)
Record: 9-9
Previous rank: No. 13
SEASON COMPLETE - IAC FINALIST
14. GONZAGA COLLEGE (D.C.)
Record: 9-9
Previous rank: No. 14
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC SEMIFINALIST
15. SAINT PAUL’S SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 4-10
Previous rank: No. 15
SEASON COMPLETE
16. BOYS’ LATIN SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 6-10
Previous rank: No. 16
SEASON COMPLETE
17. MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH (Md.)
Record: 10-8
Previous rank: No. 17
SEASON COMPLETE
18. GILMAN SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 8-9
Previous rank: No. 18
SEASON COMPLETE
19. DEMATHA CATHOLIC (Md.)
Record: 8-10
Previous rank: No. 19
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC QUARTERFINALIST
20. THE HEIGHTS SCHOOL (Md.)
Record: 8-8
Previous rank: No. 20
SEASON COMPLETE - WCAC QUARTERFINALIST
21. URBANA (Md.)
Record: 17-1
Previous rank: No. 21
SEASON COMPLETE - MARYLAND CLASS 4A STATE CHAMPION
22. SEVERNA PARK (Md.)
Record: 18-2
Previous rank: No. 22
The Falcons won Maryland Class 3A state title, defeating Towson (Md.), 15-2.
SEASON COMPLETE - MARYLAND CLASS 3A STATE & ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY CHAMPION
23. STEPHEN DECATUR (Md.)
Record: 13-4
Previous rank: No. 23
The Seahawks defeated then-No. 23 Kent Island (Md.), 8-4, in the Maryland Class 2A state title game.
SEASON COMPLETE - MARYLAND CLASS 2A STATE FINALIST
24. SAINT PETER & PAUL (Md.)
Record: 13-6
Previous rank: No. 24
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA B CHAMPION
25 (tied). ARCHBISHOP CURLEY (Md.)
Record: 12-2
Previous rank: No. 25
SEASON COMPLETE - MIAA B FINALIST
25 (tied). INDEPENDENCE (Va.)
Record: 18-0
Previous rank: No. 25
The Tigers defeated Battlefield (Va.), 14-5, in the Virginia Class 6 Region B final after a 20-0 win over Gainesville (Va.) in the semifinals.

Derek Toney is an award winning sports journalist with nearly four decades of content creation, editing and management experience in the DMV area. He has served as a reporter with the Baltimore Sun, Capital Journal, PG Gazette, Digital Sports and the Baltimore Banner, among others. He also spent 12 years as a Senior Content Editor with Varsity Sports Network. He has been writing for High School on SI since 2023