Lehigh University Athletics
Calabrese Welcomes Eight To Class Of 2030
7/10/2026 10:48:00 AM | Women's Soccer
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh women's soccer head coach Lauren Calabrese has announced the addition of eight newcomers to the team ahead of the 2026 season. Lily Bettencourt, Sofia Bollman, Amelia Bourke, Margo Crandall, Lorelai Davis, Reagan Grace, Elliot Policare, and Ella Pomaranski are set to join the Mountain Hawks in the fall.
The incoming class of 2030 features eight newcomers from six different states, including three student-athletes from Virginia.
Bettencourt comes to Lehigh by way of San Diego, California and Leipzig, Germany, where she has played for RB Leipzig's second division team. Bettencourt appeared in over 40 games for RB Leipzig II while training and playing friendlies against the RB Leipzig Bundesliga team. Bettencourt is a Junior Bundesliga vice-champion, Junior Bundesliga South champion, two-time Baden Pokal champion, two-time Sachsen Pokal champion, a regional selection in both Baden and Sachsen among many other accolades. Academically, she has won IB Learner Profile awards and earned an honors achievement at the Theodor-Heuss School in Waldorf, Germany.
Bollman heads north to Lehigh from Arlington, Virginia, Georgetown Visitation Prep School and the Arlington Soccer club team. Bollman is a two-time All-ISL selection, a DCSAA All-State First Team selection, and a Washington Post All-Met selection. Academically, Bollman was a four-time honor roll selection and is a member of the Spanish Honors Society.
Bourke is a goalkeeper from Springfield, Virginia, West Springfield High School and the Virginia Development Academy. Bourke was selected to the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic Talent ID in 2024 and Girls Academy. She is a National Merit Commended Scholar and a National Honor Society member.
Crandall hails from Medina Ohio, Medina High School, and the Internationals Soccer Club. In high school, Crandall was an ECNL All-Ohio Valley Conference selection. In the classroom, Crandall graduated summa cum laude in the top five percent of her class and was an honor roll recipient.
Davis is a goalkeeper from Middletown, New Jersey, Middletown High School North, and the Players Development Academy. In the classroom, Davis was a member of the High Honor Roll, the National Honor Society, and the National Business Honor Society. In addition to soccer, Davis also played ice hockey, basketball, flag football, and lacrosse in high school.
Grace joins the Mountain Hawks from Greenville, South Carolina, St. Joseph Catholic School, and South Carolina United FC club team. Grace was an All-Region selection in 2023 and 2025 and was an All-State selection in 2025. In addition to soccer, Grace also ran varsity track for St. Joseph. In the classroom, Grace was awarded the AP Scholar Award. Grace's father, Adam, played football at Boston College.
Policare is no stranger to the Lehigh Valley, as she hails from Hellertown, Pennsylvania, Saucon Valley High School, and the Keystone Athletic club team. Policare finished her career with 103 goals, 120 assists, and 326 points, setting the school record for both total points and assists. She is one of three players in PSCA history to record 100+ goals and assists and is ranked second all-time in Pennsylvania for assists. Policare is a PSCA All-State team selection, The Morning Call and Lehigh Valley Live All-Area First Team selection and has won The Morning Call's Player of the Week.
Pomaranski joins the program from Alexandria, Virginia, Hayfield Secondary School, and the Arlington ECNL club team. Pomaranski was an AP Scholar with Honor in 2024-25, A-B Honor Roll in 9th-12th grade and was an Honor Graduate (above a 4.0 GPA).
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The incoming class of 2030 features eight newcomers from six different states, including three student-athletes from Virginia.
Bettencourt comes to Lehigh by way of San Diego, California and Leipzig, Germany, where she has played for RB Leipzig's second division team. Bettencourt appeared in over 40 games for RB Leipzig II while training and playing friendlies against the RB Leipzig Bundesliga team. Bettencourt is a Junior Bundesliga vice-champion, Junior Bundesliga South champion, two-time Baden Pokal champion, two-time Sachsen Pokal champion, a regional selection in both Baden and Sachsen among many other accolades. Academically, she has won IB Learner Profile awards and earned an honors achievement at the Theodor-Heuss School in Waldorf, Germany.
Bollman heads north to Lehigh from Arlington, Virginia, Georgetown Visitation Prep School and the Arlington Soccer club team. Bollman is a two-time All-ISL selection, a DCSAA All-State First Team selection, and a Washington Post All-Met selection. Academically, Bollman was a four-time honor roll selection and is a member of the Spanish Honors Society.
Bourke is a goalkeeper from Springfield, Virginia, West Springfield High School and the Virginia Development Academy. Bourke was selected to the Girls Academy Mid-Atlantic Talent ID in 2024 and Girls Academy. She is a National Merit Commended Scholar and a National Honor Society member.
Crandall hails from Medina Ohio, Medina High School, and the Internationals Soccer Club. In high school, Crandall was an ECNL All-Ohio Valley Conference selection. In the classroom, Crandall graduated summa cum laude in the top five percent of her class and was an honor roll recipient.
Davis is a goalkeeper from Middletown, New Jersey, Middletown High School North, and the Players Development Academy. In the classroom, Davis was a member of the High Honor Roll, the National Honor Society, and the National Business Honor Society. In addition to soccer, Davis also played ice hockey, basketball, flag football, and lacrosse in high school.
Grace joins the Mountain Hawks from Greenville, South Carolina, St. Joseph Catholic School, and South Carolina United FC club team. Grace was an All-Region selection in 2023 and 2025 and was an All-State selection in 2025. In addition to soccer, Grace also ran varsity track for St. Joseph. In the classroom, Grace was awarded the AP Scholar Award. Grace's father, Adam, played football at Boston College.
Policare is no stranger to the Lehigh Valley, as she hails from Hellertown, Pennsylvania, Saucon Valley High School, and the Keystone Athletic club team. Policare finished her career with 103 goals, 120 assists, and 326 points, setting the school record for both total points and assists. She is one of three players in PSCA history to record 100+ goals and assists and is ranked second all-time in Pennsylvania for assists. Policare is a PSCA All-State team selection, The Morning Call and Lehigh Valley Live All-Area First Team selection and has won The Morning Call's Player of the Week.
Pomaranski joins the program from Alexandria, Virginia, Hayfield Secondary School, and the Arlington ECNL club team. Pomaranski was an AP Scholar with Honor in 2024-25, A-B Honor Roll in 9th-12th grade and was an Honor Graduate (above a 4.0 GPA).
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