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Chloe, Ashley and Nicole Humphrey led the school to an undefeated season and won the NCAA women’s championship on Sunday, May 25.

The Big Red outlasted Maryland, 13-10, in the Division 1 championship game Monday afternoon at Gillette Stadium, cementing the program’s first national title since 1977 and fourth all time.

Sectional titles and state championships are up for grabs and teams have the next few weeks to chase those dreams. Check out favorites and contenders in both Group 2 sections.

The NCAA holds annual single-elimination tournaments to decide the national champion in both Division I men's and women's lacrosse. Syracuse has been the most successful program in men's lacrosse, winning 10 national championships (an additional title was later vacated due to player eligibility).

The Class of 2027 and Class of 2028 have started to leave their marks on high school lacrosse. In past weeks we have asked your opinion on the top seniors and the top juniors in the state in girls lacrosse, now we ask who you feel is the top underclassman.

The four-year varsity star is now the Wamps' career scoring leader (357 points), but wants a nice tournament run to finish things off right.

This week, MLive’s project rolls on in pinpointing the top underclassman player in each of the MHSAA’s eight spring sports –– with this one specifically tailored to the top underclassman boys lacrosse player. So, who gets your vote?