Boys Spring 2025 High School Rankings: Sweeping changes across Top 25

(Pictured Above: Georgia’s Grayson Soccer climbed all the way to No. 3 after previously being unranked.)

United Soccer Coaches released the fifth set of Boys High School Rankings for the Spring 2025 season.

Alabama’s Oak Mountain vaulted up to the top spot this week, after previously sitting at No. 5. The newest rankings includes sweeping changes across the Top 25, as only 8 teams that were part of the fourth poll are still featured in the fifth poll.

See below for a look at the full Top 25, which includes 17 new teams.

Spring Boys High School National Poll 5

Rank	School	Prev	W-L-T
1	Oak Mountain (Birmingham, Ala.)	5	29-0-0
2	Wando (Mount Pleasant, S.C.)	6	21-1-0
3	Grayson (Loganville, Ga.)	NR	21-1-0
4	J.L. Mann (Greenville, S.C.)	8	21-0-0
5	River Ridge (Woodstock, Ga.)	1	16-1-0
6	Tahoma (Maple Valley, Wash.)	NR	14-0-1
7	Owasso (Owasso, Okla.)	NR	14-2-0
8	Bennington (Bennington, Neb.)	NR	16-1-0
9	Broken Arrow (Broken Arrow, Okla.)	4	13-2-0
10	Dalton (Dalton, Ga.)	2	17-1-0
11	Hazen (Renton, Wash.)	NR	14-0-1
12	Creighton Prep (Omaha, Neb.)	NR	14-1-0
13	Blacksburg (Blacksburg, Va.)	NR	10-0-0
14	Bentonville (Bentonville, Ark.)	NR	12-1-2
15	Jackson Hole (Jackson, Wyo.)	RV	13-0-0
16	Bartlett (Bartlett, Tenn.)	NR	13-0-2
17	Puyallup (Puyallup, Wash.)	NR	13-1-0
18	Sprayberry (Marietta, Ga.)	NR	16-2-0
19	Union (Tulsa, Okla.)	NR	14-1-0
20	Johns Creek (Johns Creek, Ga.)	23	19-2-0
21	East (Salt Lake City, Utah)	NR	15-1-0
22	Bishop Blanchet (Seattle, Wash.)	18	12-0-2
23	Chattanooga Christian School (Chattanooga, Tenn.)	NR	15-0-1
24	The Marist School (Atlanta, Ga.)	NR	13-0-0
25	Chiawana (Pasco, Wash.)	RV	14-0-1

Records shown are through games of May 4, 2025

Also receiving votes: Lone Peak (Highland, Utah), Russellville (Russellville, Ark.), Collins Hill (Suwanee, Ga.), Pullman (Pullman, Wash.), Kelly Walsh (Casper, Wyo.), Franklin (Franklin, Tenn.), Ashley Ridge (Summerville, S.C.), Sumner (Sumner, Wash.), Norman North (Norman, Okla.), Edison (Tulsa, Okla.)