The Warriors will need to fill the holes left by the graduation of the program's all-time assist leader, Aubrey Williamson, as well as dynamic scorer Abigail Umhoefer. However, there is still plenty of firepower in the Warriors' offensive front.

Two-time all-conference selection Mikayla Long returns for her senior season as the program's fourth-leading scorer all-time, coming off a 10-goal season in 2025 that tied for second in the Landmark, while adding five assists for a 25-point campaign. Three other seniors, Kaitlyn Born, Amelia Chapman, and Abbie Getz, are back as well. Born made 13 starts a year ago, notching three goals and an assist, while Getz saw action in six games. Sophomore Julia Rawcliffe looks for an expanded role after coming off the bench in six games a year ago, recording one goal. 

Two newcomers will look to make an impact in their first year on campus: first year Gianna Alveris and sophomore Alejandra Morales.

The midfield returns almost fully intact from last season, headlined by two-time All-Landmark Conference selection and record-breaking scorer Ella Magee, who led the Landmark in goals (16) and assists (13) and set the program's single-season record for assists and points (45).

Fellow senior Mackenzie Schoener returns to the fray after making 16 starts a season ago, while junior Lainey Quick looks for a larger role after scoring once in six games off the bench. Sophomore Alyssa Kimes figures to be a key piece after starting 11 games and tallying three goals plus an assist, while another sophomore, Amelia Nieman, is another proven piece, after playing in all 20 games and starting three a season ago. Sophomore Karli DaCosta also returns.

Four newcomers come in, highlighted by junior transfer Natalie Sczepucha, who scored seven goals in seven games in 2025 at Carroll Community College. Three first years, Maggie Benner, Amber Doyle, and Catherine LaBuono, will look to make an impact in their first collegiate season.

The Warriors lose a pair of defensive starters, Kate Finkbeiner and Hannah Wood, to graduation, but they have no shortage of diverse options on the back line in the most crowded position group on the roster.

Senior Norah Mosley is the headliner after entering the program as a junior in 2025 and making an immediate impact, scoring seven goals, finishing second in the conference with eight assists, and earning Second Team All-Landmark Conference honors. Fellow senior Julia Bidelspach is in line for a bigger role after notching six goals and two assists, while a third senior, Maddy John, looks to carve out a role after appearing in four games a season ago. Junior Jordan Zopp returns for a second year in the starting lineup after making 12 starts a season ago.

Four sophomores will jockey for playing time: Natalie Gwinn, Cassie MacPherson, Ashley Magaro, and Megan Weaver. Weaver led the pack in playing a year ago, seeing time in 13 games, while MacPherson played in nine contests. Magaro came off the bench eight times and knocked in three goals, with Gwinn also seeing action in two matches.  

Seven first years all will try to break into the lineup in their first year on campus: Caitlyn Andrews-Weber, Isabella Cooney, Kayleigh Daley, Madison Decator, Cora Gage, Keira Nunemacher, and Hayden Pysher.

With the graduation of two-time All-Landmark Conference keeper Riley Block, sophomore Leah Elliott, junior Marissa Price and first-year Kylie Barkman will compete for time in net this year.

Elliott played in four games as a first year, including earning a win in her lone start of the season. She allowed two goals and stopped six shots in just over 170 minutes in goal a year ago. Price also appeared in four games, allowing 0.58 goals per game and posting a .889 save percentage.