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TOWSON, MD -- We are through six days of the World Lacrosse Women's World Championship, having completed the Pool Play portion. The 13 Terps in the World Championships, representing six different nations have all made in impacting, scoring highlight goals, dominating the draw and locking down the opponent's best players on defense.

Here's a full bracket of where to watch your Terps over the next five days as they compete for a World Championship!

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Let's check in on all our Terps and where they stand entering the bracket portion of the tournament:

 

UNITED STATES

The United States will be the No. 1 seed in the 16-team championship bracket and begin elimination play against No. 16 seed Hong Kong. America ran through their pool play round, beating each opponent by more than five goals. 

But last night against England, Taylor Cummings had the game of the tournament:
 

You can find that twizzler on SportsCenter this morning:
  Alice Mercer, Lizzie Colson and Meg Douty have all made an impact in the tournament as well, with Alice and Lizzie coming up huge in a standout defensive performance against Australia:
  Here are some of our favorite pictures from our USA Terps!
 

CANADA

The Canadian Terps have IMPRESSED. With all three: Aurora Cordingley, Dana Dobbie and Erica Evans leading Team Canada to the No. 2 overall seed, setting up a meeting with current Terp Natalie Pansini and Puerto Rico in the first round.

We have to start our highlights with what may be the goal of the tournament. It happened in night one from Dana Dobbie:
 

The most recent Terp graduate to play in the World Championship, Aurora Cordingley, has had her fair share of highlight goals as well. Terp fans are used to these:

ENGLAND

As she usually is, Megan Whittle has been the star for Team England, who is the No. 3 seed in the championship bracket and will play fellow Terp Laura Warren and Wales in the first round. 

Let's take a look at some of Whittle's good performances and goals through four games:
 

AUSTRALIA

Theo Kwas, Sarah Mollison and assistant coach Jen Adams'  Australia squad will be the No. 4 seed in the elimination bracket and face Ireland in the first round.
 

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