Lehigh University’s women’s soccer head coach Lauren Calabrese has revealed the program’s latest recruiting class, confirming eight new student-athletes who will join the team for the 2026 campaign.
A Diverse Talent Pool
The incoming cohort hails from six different states and includes three standout players from Virginia, offering a blend of regional depth and international experience.
Lily Bettencourt arrives from San Diego, California, and Leipzig, Germany, where she logged more than 40 appearances for RB Leipzig II and helped the side capture several championships while earning multiple academic honors.
Sofia Bollman, a native of Arlington, Virginia, brings a decorated high school résumé that includes two All-ISL selections and a Washington Post All-Met accolade.
Amelia Bourke, a goalkeeper from Springfield, Virginia, was chosen for the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic Talent ID in 2024, highlighting her defensive promise.
Margo Crandall comes from Medina, Ohio, where she earned ECNL All-Ohio Valley Conference honors during her high school career.
Lorelai Davis, a goalkeeper from Middletown, New Jersey, balances athletic ambition with academic distinction, having earned a place on the High Honor Roll and membership in the National Honor Society.
Reagan Grace, originating in Greenville, South Carolina, was recognized as both All-Region and All-State for her performances on the high school stage.
Elliot Policare, a resident of Hellertown, Pennsylvania, set school records for goals, assists and points, underscoring his offensive impact.
Ella Pomaranski, from Alexandria, Virginia, graduated as an AP Scholar with Honor and maintained a GPA above 4.0, reflecting her commitment to scholarship.
Coach Calabrese emphasized that the class not only strengthens the team’s tactical options but also reinforces Lehigh’s academic standards, aligning with the university’s broader mission.
The new roster will be supported by partnerships with institutions such as RB Leipzig and Boston College, which provide developmental pathways and educational resources for the student-athletes.
Fans can expect to see a blend of youthful energy and seasoned potential as the 2026 season approaches, with the program aiming to build on its recent competitive strides.