The Lacrosse Unlimited Team needs to dominate internationally, which is why we are excited to welcome Canada native Aurora Cordingley to the squad. Cordingley was the youngest player ever selected to the Team Canada U-19 Team and a Gold Medalist at the 2015 World Lacrosse U19 Championship. Cordingley is one of three Lacrosse Unlimited Athletes who has played for John Hopkins University. Cordingley played in all 19 games her freshman season, scoring 19 goals.
Her Sophomore season she turned up the heat and solidified her name among elite college lacrosse players tallying 41 goals, 22 assists, 24 ground balls and 20 caused turn overs. This all-around player also scored 17 goals in 7 games her junior season before it was canceled due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Cordingley picked up right where she left off her senior season, scoring 37 goals, notching 18 assists and being named to the Tewaaraton Watch List. This 5th year laxer will be on the move in 2022, ready to fight for a National Championship with her new team, the Maryland Terps. Cordingley along with being an elite lacrosse player is an incredible leader, hard worker and will be a great addition to the Lacrosse Unlimited Team.
