By Austin Vitelli
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/2/17

TopLaxRecruits.com Midwest Boys’ Rankings:

1. Culver Military Academy (IN) 21-1
The Eagles finished their season by winning the Inter-Ac Invitational for the second straight year.

2. Hill Academy (Ontario, Canada) 15-1
After a long break, the Pride competed in and won the inaugural Geico High School Lacrosse Nationals tournament, defeating Georgetown Prep (DC) 12-6 in the championship.

3. Everest Academy (Ontario, Canada) 11-2
Everest finished its season.

4. Cathedral (IN) 19-4
The Irish beat Guerin Catholic (IN) 17-5 and take on Hamilton SouthEastern (IN) today in the IHSLA semifinals.

5. Brother Rice (MI) 16-4
The Warriors beat Romeo (MI) 18-6 and will play Canton (MI) Saturday in the Michigan Division 1 quarterfinals.

6. Louisville Trinity (KY) 18-3
The Shamrocks won the KSLL championship.

7. Archbishop Moeller (OH) 16-7
The Crusaders jump into the rankings after upsetting both Cincinnati St. Xavier and No. 8 Upper Arlington in the Ohio Division 1 state tournament. They face Cleveland St. Ignatius Saturday in the championship.

8. Upper Arlington (OH) 20-3
The Golden Bears were upset by No. 7 Archbishop Moeller (OH) in the Ohio state tournament semifinals to end their season.

9. Eastview (MN) 13-0
The Lightning take on Burnsville (MN) today in the first round of the regional playoffs.

10. New Trier (IL) 19-4
The Trevians enter the top 10 with a seven-game winning streak as they await their state championship matchup against Loyola Academy (IL).

Others to Watch: Bishop Watterson (OH) 18-2; Cincinnati St. Xavier (OH) 17-5; Cleveland St. Ignatius (OH) 14-7; Detroit Catholic Central (MI) 13-5; Dublin Coffman (OH) 18-4; Dublin Jerome (OH) 14-5; Eagan (MN) 12-1; East Grand Rapids (MI) 16-1; Eden Prairie (MN) 13-1; Grayslake North (IL) 19-3; Hartland (MI) 20-0; Hinsdale Central (IL) 15-3; Lafayette (MO) 15-4; Louisville St. Xavier (KY) 16-4; Loyola Academy (IL) 17-7; Mahtomedi (MN) 13-1; Mariemont (OH) 18-3; MICDS (MO) 17-5; Neuqua Valley (IL) 18-4; Rockford (MI) 17-3; St. Michael’s College (Ontario, Canada) 21-4