With junior Mikayla Long, who has back-to-back nine-goal seasons to her credit, leading the attack, the Lycoming offense will feature an experienced group of three juniors and two seniors that finished second in the Landmark Conference after averaging 1.95 goals in 2024.

Long, who earned the Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year award in 2023, tied for second in the league with nine goals as she picked up First Team All-Landmark Conference and Third Team All-Region V honors in 2024. Her 18 goals are already ninth in program history.

Senior Aubrey Williamson returns to her position on the wing, where she joined Long on the all-region squad in 2024 after posting six goals and a Landmark Conference-leading nine assists. Williamson already has a school-record 20 career assists and she is 10th in program history with 44 career points.

Senior Abigail Umhoefer and junior Kaitlyn Born give the team plenty of experience up top as well. Umhoefer notched four goals and an assist as a sophomore, including scoring game-winners against Landmark foes Susquehanna and Wilkes. Born, meanwhile, posted a goal in the conference semifinal against Moravian and finished third in the league with six assists.

Junior Abbie Getz returns healthy after a pair of injury-filled seasons and first-years Julia Rawcliffe and Gabriella Rabinowitz will also work for time at forward.

With six Warriors returning to the postion, including Second Team All-Landmark Conference selection, sophomore Ella Magee, the Warriors will have a crowded midfield, which will be key to the style of the team's play.

Magee tied for the team lead with nine goals and 21 points in her first year in the program. Junior Julia Bidelspach added four goals in 2024 and will bring an experienced presence along with senior Claudia Green, who returned to the central midfield after an injury in 2023, scoring one goal last season. Junior Mackenzie Schoener and senior Natalie Bates, both important reserves for the team in 2024, also return to the position this year.

Senior Lily Finkbeiner also returns and will work for time along with sophomore newcomer Lainey Quick and first-year players Alissa Kimes, Amelia Nieman, Hailey Wildmann and Karli DaCosta.

With the graduation of Emily Shultz, Madison Maihle and Haley Schafer, the Warriors will remake their defense this season, led by seniors Kate Finkbeiner and Hannah Wood. Wood stepped into the starting lineup early in the 2024 season after an injury to Shultz and was a key part of the team's 12 shutouts during the season. Finkbeiner made five starts in the backfield in 2024.

Junior Norah Mosley, a transfer from Oberlin College, moves to her natural position as a defender after playing midfielder at Oberlin, where she appeared in 33 games and scored two goals.

Sophomores Jordan Zopp, who appeared in 19 games and started two as a rookie, and Katie Lundy, who appeared in 15 games and started four, also return looking for time on defense, along with junior Maddie John and first-years Natalie Gwinn, Ashlee Magaro, Megan Weaver and Cassie MacPherson. 

After splitting time in net for most of her first two years at Lycoming with Abbey Gerasimoff ‘25, senior Riley Block became the team’s primary goalkeeper in 2025 after an injury to Gerasimoff early in the season. Block took the opportunity and ran, notching one of the finest statistical seasons ever for a Lycoming goalie en rote to Second Team All-Landmark Conference honors. While posting an 11-2-2 record, the second-most wins in program history, she set school records with a .881 save percentage and a 0.82 goals-against average. 

Junior Mia Pollack posted a 2-1-1 record in 2024, only dropping a decision to regionally-ranked Ithaca, while posting a shutout and adding a combined shutout. Sophomore Marissa Price also returns after she played 70 minutes during her rookie year, making four saves. First-year Leah Elliott will also give the team added depth at the position.