NCAA All-Tournament Team (2026)
IWLCA Attacker of the Year (2026)
IWLCA First Team All-American (2025-26)
USA Lacrosse First Team All-America (2026)
USA Lacrosse Second Team All-America (2025)
IWLCA All-Atlantic Region First Team (2025-26)
IWLCA Player of the Week (3/24/26, 4/21/26)
USA Lacrosse Magazine Player of the Week (2/24/26, 4/7/26)
PSAC Spring Top 10 (2026)
PSAC East Athlete of the Year (2026)
PSAC East Freshman of the Year (2025)
All-PSAC East First Team (2025-26)
PSAC East Athlete of the Week (9x)
CSC Academic All-District (2026)
PSAC Scholar Athlete (2025)
Program Record Ranks
| Category |
Value |
Rank |
| Goals (Game) |
9 (vs. Kutztown, 2026) |
T-5th |
| Goals (Season) |
110 (2026) |
1st |
| Goals |
213 |
2nd |
| Assists (Game) |
6 (at Kutztown, 2025) |
T-6th |
| Assists (Season) |
32 (2026) |
10th |
| Assists |
58 |
16th |
| Points (Game) |
10 (Three times) |
T-5th |
| Points (Season) |
142 (2026) |
1st |
| Points |
271 |
2nd |
| Goals (Freshman) |
103 (2025) |
1st |
| Assists (Freshman) |
26 (2025) |
1st |
| Points (Freshman) |
129 (2025) |
1st |
| Draw Controls (Game) |
15 (vs. Lock Haven, 2026) |
1st |
| Draw Controls (Season) |
173 (2026) |
1st |
| Draw Controls |
270 |
2nd |
| Caused Turnovers |
49 |
T-19th |
| Draw Controls (Freshman) |
97 (2025) |
1st |
| Caused Turnovers (Freshman) |
23 (2025) |
3rd |
| Cons. Games with 2+ Goals |
43 (Every game) |
1st |
| Cons. Games with 2+ Points |
43 (Every game) |
1st |
| Cons. Games with Hat Trick |
17 (2025) |
T-1st |
| Hat Tricks (Season) |
21 (2026) |
1st |
| Hat Tricks |
40 |
2nd |
Sophomore (2026): Enjoyed a record-breaking season where she set single-season program records in goals, points, and draw controls... Division II Attacker of the Year... NCAA All-Tournament Team... IWLCA and USA Lacrosse Magazine First Team All-American... PSAC East Athlete of the Year... Became the fifth player in program history to make the PSAC Spring Top 10... Two-time national Player of the Week from IWLCA and USA Lacrosse Magazine each... Program-record five-time PSAC East Athlete of the Week... Led Division II with 142 points and was second with 110 goals... Fifth in Division II with 173 draw controls... Opened the season with six goals against Seton Hill (Feb. 14)... Scored eight goals in the first half versus Bentley (Feb. 21)... Led ESU through its non-conference schedule with five goals and an assist against Adelphi (March 7)... Delivered first 10-point performance of the season with five goals and five assists in PSAC opener at Kutztown (March 11)... Scored seven gaols and two assists in road win at Shippensburg (March 21)... Knocked off West Chester at home with seven goals and three assists, securing eight draw controls as well (March 25)... Recorded third 10-point game of the season with 14 draw controls versus Shippensburg (April 15)... Wrapped up regular season with four goals and an assist in overtime win at West Chester, which clinched the PSAC East title and the program's first undefeated regular season (April 22)... Set a program record with 15 draw controls in PSAC Quarterfinals win over Lock Haven (April 28)... Pushed the Warriors pst West Chester for the third time with five goals and two assists in the NCAA Atlantic Region Semifinals (May 9)... Scored a career-high nine goals and delivered an all-around performance with 14 draw controls, five ground balls, and three caused turnovers in the Atlantic Region championship over Kutztown (May 16)... Scored four goals and secured 12 draw controls in NCAA Semifinals against Maryville (May 21).
Freshman (2025): In a historic debut, Sadie Kauffman stormed onto the national stage with 103 goals, 26 assists, and a staggering 129 points—ranking top five in NCAA Division II in total goals. She led the Warriors in nearly every offensive category and was the engine behind their run to the NCAA DII Atlantic Region Semifinal.
She recorded season highs of 16 shots and 12 shots on goal against Millersville (Apr. 29), 7 goals on two separate occasions, and a jaw-dropping 10-point performance (4G, 6A) at Kutztown (Mar. 19). Kauffman also contributed defensively with 30 ground balls, 23 caused turnovers, and a team-high 97 draw controls, including a season-best 10 vs. Bloomsburg (Mar. 26).
