District tournaments start in mid-May. After the region play, state quarterfinals begin June 6. Semifinals are June 9, followed by a full slate of championships the next day.
1. Osbourn (12-0-0) Last ranked: 3
The Eagles have been superb this spring, winning nine of 12 matches by two goals or more.
The Highlanders built on last year’s postseason run by opening the season with an eight-game winning streak.
3. Independence (10-1-0) LR: NR
The Tigers started the season red-hot, winning their first 10 games before a loss to Riverside last week.
4. Riverside (10-1-1) LR: 4
The Rams avenged their only loss of the season last week, beating Independence, 3-0.
5. Tuscarora (8-0-2) LR: NR
The Huskies’ wins this season include impressive results against Briar Woods and Meridian.
6. Herndon (7-1-2) LR: NR
The Hornets have held their own with some of the biggest names in the area recently, defeating McLean and drawing with Yorktown.
7. Hayfield (7-1-2) LR: NR
The Hawks’ only loss this season came in late March against Yorktown.
8. Loudoun County (8-1-1) LR: NR
The Captains have shown vast improvement from last season, keeping themselves in the mix in a talent-packed Loudoun County.
9. Park View (7-1-3) LR: NR
Always a tough team to beat in Loudoun County, the Patriots’ only weakness this year has been a few low-scoring draws.
10. Briar Woods (9-3-0) LR: 8
All three of the Falcons’ losses this spring have come against ranked opponents.
On the bubble: Langley, Washington-Liberty, Westfield, Yorktown