Shore Sports Insider 2026 Week 10 Girls Lacrosse Top 10

Shore Sports Insider Girls Lacrosse 2026 Week 10 Top 10 Rankings

 

1. Rumson Fair Haven (14-5) Last Week: 1

Rumson-Fair Haven remains No. 1 after a dominant 16-6 victory over A.L. Johnson in the opening round of the South Jersey Group 1 playoffs this past week. RFH will now turn its attention to the quarterfinals, where it will be a heavy favorite against Woodstown as it continues its pursuit of another state championship.

Upcoming games: (7) Woodstown (SJ 1 Quarterfinals)

 

2. Trinity Hall (18-3) Last Week: 2

Trinity Hall remains at No. 2 after a decisive 22-4 victory over Holy Angels in the second round of the Non-Public playoffs this past week. The Monarchs will be favored in its quarterfinal matchup against Camden Catholic, and a victory would likely set up a highly anticipated semifinal showdown with Kent Place. A return to the top spot would likely require a Non-Public championship and a Rumson-Fair Haven loss.

Upcoming Games: (10) Camden Catholic (NP Quarterfinals)

 

3. Red Bank (13-6) Last Week: 3

 

4. Southern (14-4) Last Week: 4

The Rams remain at No. 4 after a dominant victory over Marlboro. With the win, they advanced to the South Jersey Group 4 quarterfinals  and now turn their attention to a matchup against Kingsway. A win would setup a semifinal matchup with either Montgomery or Manalapan.

Upcoming games: (7) Kingsway (SJ 4 Quarterfinals)

 

5. Middletown South (12-6) Last Week: 5

Middletown South had a strong week, earning victories over No. 8 Point Boro, 20-13, and Millburn, 21-8. Their path gets considerably tougher this week, however, as they travel to face third-seeded Morris Knolls in the North Jersey Group 3 quarterfinals. A win would likely setup a semifinals matchup against Summit.

Upcoming games: at (3) Morris Knolls (NJ 3 Quarterfinals)

 

6. Manasquan (8-8) Last Week: 6

The Warriors played their lone game of the week, earning a 21-10 victory over Brick in a tune-up ahead of the state tournament. After receiving a first-round bye, Manasquan will return to action in the South Jersey Group 2 quarterfinals, where it will host Cedar Creek with a spot in the semifinals on the line. A win would likely setup a semifinals matchup with Seneca.

Upcoming games: (7) Cedar Creek (SJ 3 Quarterfinals)

 

7. Barnegat (16-4) Last Week: 7

 

8. Point Boro (15-4) Last Week: 8

Point Boro continued its outstanding season with a victory over Shore in the opening round of the state playoffs, marking the Panthers’ third win over the Blue Devils this year. The challenge becomes significantly tougher in the quarterfinals, where Point Boro will travel to face top-seeded Haddonfield. An upset victory would then send Point Boro to either Bernards or Delaware Valley in the semifinals.

Upcoming games: (1) Haddonfield (SJ 1 Quarterfinals)

 

9. Shore (9-12) Last Week: 9

Shore’s season came to an end with a hard-fought loss to Point Boro in the state playoffs. The Blue Devils experienced an up-and-down campaign but proved capable of competing with some of the Shore Conference’s top teams, earning notable victories over No. 5 Middletown South, No. 7 Barnegat, No. 10 Central, and several other playoff-caliber opponents. Their schedule was among the area’s most challenging, featuring multiple matchups against ranked teams, including three contests against No. 8 Point Boro as well as games against No. 1 Rumson-Fair Haven, No. 2 Trinity Hall, No. 3 Red Bank, No. 4 Southern, and No. 6 Manasquan.

Despite the early postseason exit, the future remains bright for Shore. The Blue Devils graduate just two seniors in attacker Mackenzie Rogers and defender Aubrey McGrade, who finished the season with 40 caused turnovers and 34 ground balls. A strong core returns next season, led by rising senior midfielders Marielle Montenegro (64 points) and Ava Matthews (57 points), along with rising junior midfielder Scarlett Watson (50 points). With much of its production returning, Shore appears well-positioned to take a step forward in 2027.

Season Complete

 

10. Central (11-8) Last Week: 10

The Golden Eagles kept their season alive with a 16-9 victory over Hightstown in the opening round of the South Jersey Group 3 playoffs. The win earned them a spot in the quarterfinals, where they will face top-seeded Moorestown. It will be a significant challenge, but the Golden Eagles have put themselves in position to test the section’s top team with a berth in the semifinals on the line.

Upcoming games: (1) Moorestown (SJ 3)

 

Bubble

Holmdel (13-6)

Manalapan (11-8)

Toms River East (12-7)

Brick (15-4)