Three former Maryland lacrosse stars, Jordyn Lipkin, Erica Evans, and Aurora Cordingley, have been named to the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship All-World Team. This recognition highlights the top players from the tournament held in Tokyo, where U.S. midfielder Ally Kennedy was named MVP. Evans and Cordingley both earned All-World accolades for the second time, showcasing their impressive skills and contributions to their teams throughout their careers.

By the Numbers
  • Jordyn Lipkin led the tournament with 25 points, contributing to Israel's first-ever bronze medal.
  • Aurora Cordingley recorded 22 points, tying for the scoring lead on Team Canada with 16 goals and 6 assists.
Yes, But

Despite their individual successes, the dynamics of team competition can overshadow individual achievements, as seen in how various national teams performed overall in the tournament.

State of Play
  • The All-World Team selections reflect the growing competitive landscape of women's lacrosse globally.
  • Maryland's former players continue to excel post-collegiately, showcasing the university's strong athletic program.
What's Next

As these athletes continue their careers, they may serve as pivotal players in future international competitions, further enhancing the visibility of women's lacrosse on the global stage.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Lipkin, Evans, and Cordingley not only highlights their personal accomplishments but also underscores Maryland's legacy in shaping elite lacrosse talent, setting a promising precedent for future athletes.