2026 Women's Lacrosse Season Preview

• Audrey Harrington - Harrington finished 2024 with 13 points and earned spot at attack in 2025. The Ellicott City native took the opportunity and turned it into a 76 point season, good enough for second in the C2C and first in assists (42). Harrington was recognized as a Second-Team All-American by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) and was also selected to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America Women's At-Large Second Team.
• Miranda Mears - Mears eclipsed the 100 goal mark last year during the NCAA Tournament, where the Parkside graduate recorded two hat tricks in three games of postseason play. The former Ram ranked second in the C2C with 48 goals and energizes the offensive unit. 
• Avery Dunbar - Dunbar enters her sophmore season after fueling the Sea Gulls' run in May by giving out three helpers against Haverford and handing out another three assisted while adding two tallies in the following round against St. John Fisher. The Medford, NJ, product totaled 28 points and is poised for linear progression.

• Julianna Ott - Ott emerged as a focal point of the offense and in the circle. The senior buried 42 goals in 2025, while adding 76 draw controls and 11 caused turnovers. Ott picked up hat tricks in three of the final five contests of the year, and scored over four goals in four games last season.
• Grace Doyle - Doyle's 28 markers steadied Salisbury offensively. Doyle played an invaluable part in the Maroon and Gold's 9-5 win over TCNJ by firing home four goals (4/12). 
• Regan McDonnell - McDonnell's two-way play shined throughout the campaign. The junior netted 26 scores and locked down opponents on the other end of the field by causing 29 errors and securing 32 grounds balls. McDonnell was awarded Second Team All-Region for her efforts.

• Abby Fleishell - Fleishell's 2025 breakout year led to her being honored as the USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason Defender of the Year. The senior notched career-highs in caused turnovers (36) and ground balls (45). Fleishell will be a mainstay for a defense that allowed 7.86 goals per game a season ago.
• Reagan Davis - Davis has made 43 starts in a row and has picked up 52 ground balls and caused 40 turnovers during those appearances. The senior registered her first career assist in 2025 as well.
• Rachel Johnson - Johnson made 12 starts a season ago and looks to fill a spot as a member of the Salisbury back line. The Fallston product caused three turnovers and secured five ground balls in 21 games played last spring. 

Paige Ellis - Ellis made 20 starts and carried an 8.31 goals against average, making 128 saves on 281 shots on cage. Ellis posted a career-high 14 save performance against Gettysburg last March and followed with allowing six goals to William Smith while making 10 saves in a win.