Up front, the Warriors will have to replace two-time First Team All-Landmark selection Christian Woobay. A versatile group that also features several players who will see time in the middle, this is also the youngest group on the roster, with just one upperclassman.

The group is headlined by sophomore Leandro Cruz, who returns to lead the attack after finishing second on the squad with five goals and 12 points in his debut campaign. Sophomore Max Kocher will look for an expanded role after he tallied one assist in a reserve role a year ago. Junior Daniel Marshall also is contention for an expanded role in his third year on campus.

Two newcomers join the fray, dynamic striker Connor Hussman, who pocketed 23 goals in his final high school season, as well as as Dylan Seigel.

The Warriors' youngest position group a year ago, the midfielders will be a more experienced and versatile bunch this year, also including four players expected to see time at other parts of the field.

One of Lycoming's two seniors, Aidan Stillman, heads the group after netting two goals and a team-high four assists a season ago and enters the season expected to start for a third season in a row. Junior Jake Keeney has played in every game in his first two seasons both in the midfield and as a defender, moving into the starting lineup as a sophomore and recording a goal and two assists last season. Sophomores Kevin Kouassi and Josh Anderson both expect to see more time after both were consistent contributors in 2025, with each recording an assist. 

Vinny Tartaglia and Rezi Tebidze return for their second seasons after coming off the bench in their first season on campus, while first year David Delcid comes to campus with experience in the NYCFC Youth Academy under his belt.

First-year Caleb Alie and sophomore transfer Jackson Shomper are expected to also see time in the midfield. Likewise, sophomores Gavin Modecki and Sam Moscheni, along with first year Dylan Motta, will battle for time in the midfield.

The defensive back line will need to replace multi-year starters Chris Djadja and Cole Sharpnack, but the Warriors will still bring back experience and production on that front.

Sophomore Xavier Dandridge missed six games and only made two starts a year ago, but he made the most of that time, finishing third on the team with four goals and nine points, adding an assist as well. Senior Andrew Barclay looks for a bigger role as well after making four starts a season ago, as does junior Brayden Brown, who played in six games in 2024. 

That group will be augmented by lengthy first year George Preston as well as Canadian defender Karam Singh. Keeney, Modecki, Moscheni and Motta may see action on the defensive front. 

The backbone of the Warrior defense, junior Jace Bennett, returns for his third season in net after playing every minute of the 2025 season. A season ago, Bennett allowed 1.05 goals per game, and racked up seven shutouts, including four in a row (and nearly 460 minutes without a goal) at one point. He also stopped 78 shots, tied for third in the Landmark Conference.

He will be backed up by a trio of newcomers, starting with sophomore Ben Polito, who comes in after one season and one game played at Eastern Connecticut State. A pair of first years, Nathaniel Allar and Charlie Samples, will also be tasked with backing up Bennett in goal