STANFORD, Calif. — On the precipice of the 2027 spring season, Paul A. Violich Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Danielle Spencer announced the signing of nine standout student-athletes for the spring of 2028 on Wednesday.
Sara Callahan (Milton, Mass.), Sydnee Cane (Johns Creek, Ga.), Enna Corley (Los Angeles, Calif.), Audrey Getz (Newtown Square, Pa.), Maggie Goldstein (Menlo Park, Calif.), Alexa Koerckel (Southlake, Texas), Pilar Lynch (Washington, D.C.), Reese Pasko (Severna Park, Md.), Charlotte Vanni (Wilmington, Del.) are slated to join the Cardinal for the 2028 campaign.
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Sara Callahan ● Milton, Mass. ● Milton Academy
Laxachusetts ● Defense
Quick Profile: ILWomen four-star recruit … USA U17 National Team member … varsity lacrosse Captain … Two-time All-NEPSAC and All-NEPSAC two-time honorable mention in swimming … Milton Academy record holder in the 50 freestyle … varsity swim captain
Off the Field: Co-head of Women in Athletics … Head tour guide … has three siblings … Father played lacrosse and football at Holy Cross
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because of the competitive atmosphere found in all corners of campus. Every member of the community is uniquely passionate about something, and being surrounded by that passion is an equally unique opportunity.”
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Sydnee Cane ● Johns Creek, Ga. ● Johns Creek High School
Eagle Stix ● Attack
Quick Profile: 2026 USA Lacrosse All-American … 2026 All-State and All-Area Attacker of the Year … 2026 varsity lacrosse captain … two-time All-State Team … three-time All-Area team … Led Eagle Stix 2027 Blue to #1 state ranking and #9 nationally … two-spot athlete in lacrosse and flag football … two-time All-Area team in flag football … 2025 All-State honorable mention in flag football
Off the Field: Four-year member of National Beta Club … six-time academic honor roll recipient … USA Lacrosse Academic All-American … has one sibling
Why Stanford: “As soon as I stepped on campus, I knew I wanted to call Stanford home. Having the opportunity to attend one of the most prestigious universities in the country while continuing to grow as an athlete and person is truly an honor. The Stanford community’s resources, inviting atmosphere, and strong team culture are one of a kind, ultimately providing me with the chance to pursue my dreams and build lifelong relationships along the way.“
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Enna Corley ● Los Angeles, Calif. ● Marlborough School
Hero’s 2027 Green ● Attack
Quick Profile: USA Lacrosse All-American … ILWomen five-star recruit … #19 player in the Class of 2027 … New Balance All-America First Wave Selection … three-time First Team All-CIF … CIF-SS Division 1 Champion … three-time All-Mission League First Team … USA Lacrosse Magazine Top 10 player
Off the Field: Leader of Untold Histories Club … student tutor … has one sibling
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because it offers the opportunity to pursue excellence in athletics and academics without compromising either. I am excited to be part of a community of like-minded women who motivate one another, push each other to improve, and share a collective drive to succeed on and off the field.”
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Audrey Getz ● Newtown Square, Pa. ● Marple Newtown High School
Dynasty Elite ● Goalie
Quick Profile: Four-year varsity lacrosse player in high school … 2025 Under Armor 150 … 2026 All-America Highlight … three-sport athlete in high school … four-year varsity member in indoor track and tennis
Off the Field: Member of Model UN … Member of NHS, NSHS, NEHS, WLHS and Rho Kappa Honors Societies … Morgan’s Message member … Head of Mini-THON committee … Student Council PR officer … has two siblings including sister, Lizzie, who plays lacrosse at Fairfield
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because of the amazing combination of elite athletics and academics. Being in a competitive environment both on and off the field will provide me with opportunities to grow into a better person and player.”
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Maggie Goldstein ● Menlo Park, Calif. ● Sacred Heart Prep
STEPS California ● Midfield
Quick Profile: 2026 Preseason All-America Watch List … three-time All-League First Team … #1 high school program in state and #25 nationally … four-year lacrosse starter … 2024/25 USA U17 National Combine invitee … 2026 All-American Highlight Division … two-sport athlete in high school … 2026 All-League Second Team basketball player and four-year varsity starter
Off the Field: AP Spanish Honor’s Convocation member … Pre-calculus Honor’s Convocation … Ecological Justice Club leader … has two siblings … both parents are Stanford alums including father, Paul, who coaches the Stanford men’s tennis program.
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because it felt like it has an environment that can both challenge and support me. I wanted to play high-level lacrosse at an incredible school and have a fun college experience.”
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Alexa Koerckel ● Southlake, Texas ● Carroll Senior High School
Texas Nationals ● Midfield
Quick Profile: 2026 USA Lacrosse All-American … two-time All-State Midfielder … ILWomen four-star recruit for Class of 2027 … USA Lacrosse U17 and U16 National Team Combine invitee … two-time NXT Continental Cup Tournament MVP … 2025 American Select All-Tournament Team Honorable Mention
Off the Field: National Honor Society member … AP Scholar with Honor … National Charity League Member … Both parents attended Stanford and were national champions … has one brother
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because it provides the perfect combination of elite academics and athletics. From the moment I visited campus and met the team, I felt at home with the culture and environment. Stanford offers incredible opportunities both on and off the field while also being the most beautiful campus in the nation.”
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Pilar Lynch ● Washington, D.C. ● Sidwell Friends School
Maryland United ● Midfield
Quick Profile: Two-time All-State honoree … two-time All-League … 2025 American Select DC/VA Team member … 2025 UA 150 … three-sport athlete in lacrosse, track and basketball … 2025 State basketball champion … 2026 ISL Champion and state runner-up in basketball
Off the Field: 2026 USA Lacrosse Academic All-American … teaching assistant for the Jansen Leadership academy … volunteers at a food rescue bank … completed Sidwell Friends School three-year Jansen Leadership Academy … father was a gymnast at Stanford
Why Stanford: “Growing up, Stanford has always been apart of my life. I chose Stanford, not only for its top lacrosse program, but also because I know Stanford will set me up for success in the future, well beyond the years I will spend there. Stanford is the perfect school that combines top-tier sports, high-level academics, and a beautiful campus that cannot be found anywhere else.”
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Reese Pasko ● Severna Park, Md. ● Maryvale Prep
Hero’s Lacrosse ● Midfield
Quick Profile: Four-year player at Maryvale … two-time conference champion … Brought Maryvale to No. 1 ranking in the country in 2026 … 2025 ILWomen four-star rated midfielder … Played club for No. 3 nationally-ranked team … 2025 Best in Class Standout
Off the Field: Scholar-Athlete award recipient … member of multiple honor societies (Science, Mu Alpha Theta, English, Spanish) … AP Scholar … Sister Shawn Marie Maguire Chapter of National Honor Society … 1st honors achiever in grades 9-12 … from a lacrosse family with father Jay (Maryland) and brother Cooper (Syracuse) playing collegiately.
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because it provides the perfect balance of elite academics and top tier athletics, while still fostering a culture that feels like home. It's a place I know I'll be pushed to grow both on and off the field surrounded by a truly amazing community.”
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Charlotte Vanni ● Wilmington, Del. ● Tower Hill School
NXT ● Midfield
Quick Profile: U19 and U17 National Team member … two-time USA Lacrosse All-American … ILWomen five-star recruit … State Player of the Year … two-time First Team All-State and All-Conference … #30 recruit in the 2027 class … two-sport athlete in field hockey and lacrosse … three-time first team All-Conference in field hockey and first-team All-State her junior year
Off the Field: Member of the B Positive Club and Sam’s Kids Club … member of Global Scholars … named a Scholar of Distinction in all semester in high school … has two older siblings
Why Stanford: “I chose Stanford because it is the epitome of academics and athletics. There is no other school in the country that allows you to compete at the highest level possible in both regards. It truly is the best place to go if you want to succeed at all of your passions. The immense opportunities to get involved with your interests whilst playing on a nationally ranked program rivals no other.”
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