2025-26 Colorado Club Lacrosse Rankings: Where the State Stands Nationally

Colorado club lacrosse has a clear pecking order this season, and now there is a number attached to it. USClubLax released its 2025-26 overall club rankings, and the results show how Colorado's top programs stack up not just against each other, but against the rest of the country.

The rankings weigh a club's top four teams across all age levels, from 2027 to 2033. A team needs to hit the minimum game threshold to count, and only one team per age group factors into a club's overall score. That means these numbers reflect depth, not just a single standout squad.

Boys: Kings Hold the Top Spot, Two Clubs Crack the National Top 40

Colorado Kings sit atop the state at 94.865, good for 32nd nationally out of 311 ranked boys clubs. Team 91 Colorado is right behind at 94.513, landing 37th nationally. Both programs are within range of a top-40 national ranking, which puts them ahead of the vast majority of clubs in the country.

6 Star Lacrosse rounds out the state's top three at 92.451, ranking 50th nationally. After that, the gap widens. Denver Elite (87.104) and Team 91 Northside (86.962) sit 4th and 5th in Colorado, but 146th and 147th nationally, a reminder of how deep the national club scene runs outside the state's top tier.

Sweetlax Colorado, True Colorado, Bolts Lacrosse, and 10th Mountain Lacrosse round out the state's nine ranked boys clubs, with national ranks stretching from 152nd down to 294th out of 311.

Girls: Team 180 Leads a Strong Denver Core

On the girls side, Team 180 tops Colorado at 94.635, ranking 28th nationally, the highest national placement of any Colorado club, boys or girls. Concept Lacrosse follows at 92.877, good for 33rd nationally.

Team 91 Colorado, which also fields a strong boys program, ranks 3rd in the state for girls at 88.614 and 77th nationally. Cutthroat Lacrosse Club rounds out Colorado's four ranked girls clubs at 78.182, sitting 191st nationally out of 202 clubs ranked.

What It Means

The state's top programs, Colorado Kings, Team 91 Colorado, 6 Star Lacrosse, Team 180, and Concept Lacrosse, are legitimately competitive on a national scale. That is a small group of clubs producing results well above the state average.

The bigger story is the drop-off after the top tier. Several Colorado clubs rank well within the state but land outside the top 100 nationally, a gap that says as much about the depth of the national club scene as it does about any single Colorado program.

Full rankings, including every ranked age group and team, are available at usclublax.com. Colorado Lacrosse News will track these rankings as they update throughout the season.

Data source: USClubLax.