Late Season Big Board: Class of 2025 Attackmen

With the season winding down and final rankings set to be released in just a few weeks, here's a look at our Top 30 attackmen in the Class of 2025. As always, keep in mind that a plethora of high school attackmen project as midfielders, including both players included in this list and those that will be featured in the upcoming midfield rankings. In case you missed it, check out our <a href="https://preplacrosse.com/2025/04/midseason-big-board-class-of-2025-face-off-specialists/">face-off</a>, <a href="https://preplacrosse.com/2025/04/midseason-big-board-class-of-2025-face-off-specialists/">goalie</a>, and <a href="https://preplacrosse.com/2025/05/class-of-2025-big-board-defenders/">defensive</a> rankings.   <a href="https://preplacrosse.com/subscribe/">For 30% off annual subscriptions, use code 'PREP30' at checkout!</a> 1. [player_tooltip player_id='14510' first='Brendan' last='Millon'] | McDonogh (Md.) | Virginia    Millon presented a strong argument as the best player to emerge from the MIAA in over a decade, posting 45 goals and 32 assists as a senior to conclude his career with three conference titles and over 250 points. He can significantly impact a game in a multitude of different ways and could provide a shot in the arm for a Virginia offense that struggled to draw slides in 2025.     2. [player_tooltip player_id='14526' first='Matt' last='Higgins'] | Boys' Latin (Md.) | Maryland    Higgins will head to College Park having racked up 90 goals and 82 assists in his final two seasons as a Laker. The California native plays mistake-free lacrosse and is incredibly tough to stop from taking over a game, given that he's proficient as a dodger, shooter, feeder, and riding attackman. His year-over-year progression has been beyond apparent, and he's bound to have a successful career in College Park, where he'll reunite with former running mate Spencer Ford, who will be coming off of his redshirt season.    3. [player_tooltip player_id='14531' first='Teddy' last='Lally'] | Thayer Academy (Mass.) | Notre Dame    It's been harder to gauge Lally's development since he's been out all spring with an injury sustained during the hockey season, but even so, he'll head to South Bend having assembled quite an impressive body of work. Posting 50 goals and 22 assists as a junior, Lally's a slashing quarterback type capable of beating his man topside with ease, banging shots from the wings, or distributing at a high level. He'll come in at the perfect time, too, given that Chris Kavanagh will have just graduated.     4. [player_tooltip player_id='14534' first='Jackson' last='Maher'] | Bullis (Md.) | Penn    An imposing offensive weapon who checks in around 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds, Maher is at his best when operating above the cage. He possesses great footwork for his size and above-average two-handedness, hammering the ball from range and tossing pinpoint skip passes to wide open teammates while taking advantage of the attention that he draws. Simply put, when Maher wants to score, he usually does. It wouldn't be a surprise to see him start from Day 1 once he joins the Quakers' roster, which is in need of an offensive game-changer.    5. [player_tooltip player_id='123038' first='Rowyn' last='Nurry'] | Salesianum (Del.), Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) PG | Cornell    Nurry has developed as well as any attackman in the class, going from an under-the-radar '24 recruit to one of the very best offensive prospects in the country. He's been on an absolute tear as a postgrad at Loomis, where he's shown a penchant for taking over games with his outside shot and dodging prowess. Nurry has a full bag of tricks with the ball in his stick and makes his teammates better with his play. With multiple Big Red starters set to graduate later this month, Nurry could make an instant impact and settle in for years to come.    6. Khalif Hocker | St. Xavier (Ohio) | Ohio State   7. Brady Scioletti | Don Bosco (N.J.) | Duke   8. Michael Ortlieb | Malvern Prep (Pa.) | Duke   9. Matt Triolo | John Glenn (N.Y.) | Delaware   10. Cam Kelley | Salisbury (Conn.) | Notre Dame   11. Adam Udell | Staples (Conn.) | Michigan   12. Sean Grogan | Culver (Ind.) | Yale   13. Magnus Langtry | Legend (Colo.) | Hofstra   14. [player_tooltip player_id='142752' first='Anthony' last='Rodriguez'] | Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) | Georgetown   15. Stu Gates | St. Ignatius (Calif.) | Dartmouth   16. Jack Iannantuono | St. Paul's (Md.) | Penn State   17. Brock Geraci | Governor's Academy (Mass.) | North Carolina   18. Natty Mason | Milton Academy (Mass.) | Georgetown   19. Colin Kenney | Noble & Greenough (Mass.) | Notre Dame   20. Kessler Cox | Radnor (Pa.), Hill (Pa.) PG | Villanova   21. Fin Watson | Salisbury (Conn.) | Ohio State   22. Quinn Anzelone | Bullis (Md.) | Navy   23. Christian Hogan | Culver (Ind.) | Ohio State   24. Preston Evans | Belmont Hill (Mass.) | Brown   25. Peyton Booth | St. Anne's Belfield (Va.), gap year | Cornell   26. Jack Delliberti | Northport (N.Y.) | Ohio State   27. Max Wickersham | La Salle (Pa.) | Johns Hopkins   28. Colin Maher | St. Anne's Belfield (Va.) | Brown   29. Quinn Langton | St. Anthony's (N.Y.), gap year | Penn   30. Jackson Tolmach | Bullis (Md.) | Michigan

With the season winding down and final rankings set to be released in just a few weeks, here's a look at our Top 30 attackmen in the Class of 2025.

As always, keep in mind that a plethora of high school attackmen project as midfielders, including both players included in this list and those that will be featured in the upcoming midfield rankings. In case you missed it, check out our face-off, goalie, and defensive rankings.