Committed Edition: Attackers Built for the College Stage

The Committed Games always bring together the nation's best talent, and the Committed recruits certainly didn't disappoint. Every game was loaded with Division 1 athletes competing against elite competition, making every goal, dodge, assist, and hustle play even more impressive. These attackers consistently separated themselves throughout the showcase with their creativity, lacrosse IQ, finishing ability, and game-changing presence. Here are five offensive standouts who proved they're ready to make an impact at the next level.    [player_tooltip player_id='46874' first='Olivia' last='Mulada'] is one of the most dynamic left-handed attackers in the Class of 2027. What makes her so difficult to defend is her versatility... she's just as dangerous initiating from up top as she is operating behind the cage at "X." No matter where she's positioned, she finds a way to create offense. Her acceleration is explosive, her change of direction is sudden, and she's comfortable attacking and shooting in many ways.   Her signature move from X is nearly impossible to stop. She'll bait defenders one direction before exploding around the crease, selling a high fake and finishing with pinpoint sidearm placement. Even when opponents know what's coming, they still struggle to contain it because of how quickly she gets her hands free. Mulada also shines around the crease, finishing in traffic and making smart decisions with the ball. She has all the tools to thrive at the next level.     Enna Corley is one of the most complete attackers in the 2027 class. A true two-handed threat, she can make an impact from anywhere around the arc as both a scorer and a facilitator. Ranked No. 23 nationally, Corley has backed up her accolades every time she steps onto the field.   What separates Corley is how deceptive and creative she is with the ball in her stick. Her footwork and change of direction are among the quickest you'll see, allowing her to beat defenders before they can even react. Despite her smaller frame, she plays with tremendous strength, confidence, and an incredibly powerful shot with both hands. She has a knack for disguising her intentions, often making defenders and goalies think she's attacking one way before finishing somewhere completely different. Her ability to play with either hand, feed teammates, dodge through traffic, and score from difficult angles makes her one of the most exciting offensive players in the class. Stanford is getting a special player.     Ryan Rodgers made her presence known immediately and looked every bit like a future star at North Carolina. The lefty attacker has incredibly unique movement that makes her so much fun to watch, constantly finding ways to create separation without wasting a step. Her off-ball movement was among the best at the event, and her lacrosse IQ consistently put her in dangerous positions to make plays.   Rodgers plays with outstanding poise and aggression all over the field. She's just as comfortable working from “X,” where her inside roll is nearly impossible to stop, as she is contributing in the midfield and all over the offensive end. She dominates in the draw circle with confidence, hunts down ground balls, and moves the ball beautifully within the offense. Competing against some of the nation's best committed talent, Rodgers looked right at home and proved she'll fit seamlessly into UNC's attack.     Giana Bigelow consistently stood out throughout the Committed Games with her unselfish style of play and elite offensive vision. A true quarterback on the offensive end, she always seems one step ahead, drawing slides before delivering perfect feeds to open teammates. Her lacrosse IQ and awareness allow her to make the right decision possession after possession.   Bigelow also brings tremendous hustle and energy every time she steps onto the field. She's a quick dodger who attacks with confidence, can score from all over the offensive end, and keeps defenders guessing with creative finishes and tricky shot angles. Whether she's attacking from “X,” weaving through defenders off the draw, or finishing in the top corner, she's a threat from anywhere. Her ability to play with both hands only makes her even tougher to defend, and her well-rounded game was impossible to ignore throughout the weekend.     Remi Burns put together another outstanding performance at the Committed Games, proving once again why she's one of the top attackers in the state of PA. I've watched her play before, and somehow she continues to get even better every time I see her. Her accolades speak for themselves, but her play on the field backs up every bit of the recognition she receives.   Burns is the definition of small but mighty. She's incredibly shifty, stops on a dime, and changes direction so quickly that defenders struggle to stay with her. She's especially dangerous working from “X,” where her deceptive movement and speed make her nearly impossible to contain. Add in her relentless ride, high lacrosse IQ, and perfect timing on slips and cuts, and she's constantly creating scoring opportunities.

The Committed Games always bring together the nation's best talent, and the Committed recruits certainly didn't disappoint. Every game was loaded with Division 1 athletes competing against elite competition, making every goal, dodge, assist, and hustle play even more impressive. These attackers consistently separated themselves throughout the showcase with their creativity, lacrosse IQ, finishing ability, and game-changing presence. Here are five offensive standouts who proved they're ready to make an impact at the next level.