Class of 2027 Maryland Rankings: Top 50 Juniors + Watchlist

Ty Xanders October 9, 2025 @ 04:20 PM

Now that we're firmly settled into fall and the first wave of '27 recruitment has passed, it's time for Prep Lacrosse to get into the thick of state and regional player rankings for the junior class as a follow-up to late August's National Top 100 release.

Although Maryland has long been considered a premier hotbed, the state produced just one five-star — Georgetown-bound lefty A/M Nick Todd Nick Todd 6'2" | 175 lbs | M/A | Left Hand Severn | 2027 State #16 Nation MD — and a total of three Top 50 recruits, with Navy commit Micha Morozov Micha Morozov 6'1" | 165 lbs | SSDM/M | Right Hand Calvert Hall | 2027 State #33 Nation MD and Maryland commit Evan March Evan March 6'0" | 185 lbs | D/LSM | Left Hand St. Paul's | 2027 State #37 Nation MD sitting behind Todd within the state.

Eight more Marylanders made their way into the Top 100 and are ranked in corresponding order in this edition of the state rankings. There's tremendous depth, however, and it would be fair to say that the class in the state of Maryland is deeper than it is elite. Among the Top 50, 13 players are currently uncommitted, along with a slew of players featured on the WL.

To see how the Top 90 players in Maryland stack up, hit the link for the full Top 50 and 40-man Watchlist, and if you're not subscribed yet, use the code 'MIDNIGHT25' at checkout for 25 percent off your first payment!

Please note that these state rankings are reserved exclusively for prospects who play high school ball in the state of Maryland. Therefore, Maryland natives at schools such as St. John's (D.C.), Gonzaga (D.C.), and St. Albans (D.C.) will be ranked separately. Additionally, prospects set to graduate from high school this spring with plans to take a gap year or PG next school year and will be ranked with the '26s.

The overwhelming majority of the players featured in these rankings have been written up in detail at some point, and plenty will be featured in the coming days. In the past few weeks, Michael Campanile has written several pieces highlighting top talent in the state:

2027 Defenders in MD: Where They're Headed and What They'll Bring (10/2)
Maryland's Top 2027 Defensive Recruits Still on the Board (10/1)
Maryland's Top 2027 Offensive Recruits Still on the Board (9/29)
2027 Recruiting Preview: More Maryland Prospects to Know (8/26)

As stated on our 'How We Rank' page, the rankings are a projection of someone's future collegiate potential, not a reflection of their current ability. If you or someone you know deserves to be considered for the next edition of the Class of 2027 Maryland player rankings, feel free to send me a testimonial and film via email at ty@preplacrosse.com.