11/11/2026 10:16:00 AM | Women's Lacrosse
Syracuse women's lacrosse officially welcomed its class of 2027 on Wednesday, Nov. 11, National Signing Day. The class features nine total players from five different states, including four from New York.
Ellie Bottiglier | Defense – Irondequoit, N.Y.
A defender from Irondequoit, N.Y., Bottiglier becomes the latest member of the Syracuse Class of 2027 signee class. Playing at Irondequoit High School, she set the single-season and career records for caused turnovers and ground balls. In her career she has accumulated 102 caused turnovers, 120 ground balls to go with 96 goals and 30 assists.
She has racked up a number of honors, including Monroe County Defensive Player of the Year (2026), All-New York State First Team (2026), All-Greater Rochester (2026) and First-Team All Monroe County (2025). She has earned her team's MVP Award in 2026 and 2025.
She has also starred on the hardwood, earning the team MVP award in 2026 and the Coaches Award in 2025.
She is the daughter of Julie and Kyle Bottiglier. Her father played lacrosse at RIT while her sister Grace currently plays lacrosse at New Hampshire.
Carney, a midfielder who has racked up 149 goals, 61 assists and 189 ground balls in her high school career joins the class of 2027 Syracuse signing class. Carney made her mark immediately with Council Rock North High School, being named Rookie of the Year. She has also been named Offensive Player of the Year. She was named First Team All-Suburban and First Team All-Area in 2025.
Carney is a three-sport athlete, also playing field hockey and running winter track as a sprinter.
Kayla Cellucci | Midfield – Chadds Ford, Pa.
Cellucci will come to Syracuse from Chadds Ford, Pa. after playing her high school career at Villa Maria Academy. She has been named a three-time All American while racking up 102 goals, 45 assists, 108 ground balls, 60 caused turnovers and 130 draw controls. She won the 2024 State Championship as well.
Cellucci was a member of the field hockey team for one season as well, winning the 2024 State Championship.
Cellucci is the daughter of a pair of Syracuse alums. Her father, Mike Cellucci was a member of the men's rowing program, and her mother, Dana Cellucci, was part of the swimming program. Her brother Chase plays lacrosse at North Carolina.
Syracuse women's lacrosse has signed goalkeeper Piper Dalsemer from Manhattan Beach, California, as part of the Class of 2027. Dalsemer played her high school career at Mira Costa High School.
Dalsemer has racked up 355 saves between the pipes during her freshman through junior seasons. With Mira Costa High School, she has helped lead them to the 2025 CIFSS Championship Game, the first in program history in addition to winning the 2026 CIFSS Bay Leaue Championship.
Her play in cage has garnered 2026 USA Lacrosse All-America honors, CIFSS All-Bay League First Team and All-CIFSS Division 1 Team among a list of other accolades.
Dalsemer is the daughter of Mia and Ian Dalsemer. Her mother, Mia, was a four year member of the UCLA women's volleyball team from 1989 to 1992, including the 1990 National Championship team. She has a sister, Val.
Alexa Davos | Midfield – Norwell, Mass.
Davos will come to Syracuse following a decorated high school career. The Norwell, Mass. Native has racked up 156 goals, 70 assists, 153 draw controls, 122 ground balls and 65 caused turnovers during her career. She has helped lead her squads to a pair of MIAA D4 State Championship games, winning the 2025 edition.
Davos has racked up a laundry list of awards, including being a 2026 US Lacrosse All-American, 2026 South Shore League MVP, 2026 Boston Globe All-Scholastic and is a three-time South Shore League All-Star among other honors.
Davos is the daughter of Jess Davos '02, who was a member of the Syracuse women's lacrosse program from 1999-2002. It is believed Alexa Davos is the first player to sign with Syracuse whose mother also played for the program.
A Central New York native, Goss, will join the Orange as a member of the 2027 class. Playing at Fairport High School, she has amassed 75 goals, 38 assists, 48 ground balls, 140 draw controls and 22 caused turnovers. She was named Second Team All-Greater Rochester and First Team All-League in 2026. She was also named to the Section 5 Class A All-Tournament Team in 2026.
Goss was also a four-year member of the indoor track team as a sprinter.
She is the daughter of Mackenzie and James Goss and has a brother, J.R.
Abby Johnson | Defense - Milton, Ga.
Johnson, a three-sport athlete at Cambridge High School, comes to Syracuse as a defender. During her high school career, Johnson has been named First Team All-State and All-Area.
Johnson and Cambridge High School have claimed lacrosse championships in 2024 and 2025. She was also a four-year member of the basketball team and three-year member of the flag football team.
Johnson is the daughter of Christy McKenzie and Corey Johnson. She has one sister, Gabi, and a brother McKenzie.
Olivia Macutek | Midfield – Watertown, N.Y.
Macutek, a finalist for All-Central New York High School Player of the Year, joins the Orange's class of 2027 signee group. Macutek has amassed 222 goals and 98 assists offensively and has added 245 draw controls in the circle. She's racked up 88 ground balls and 43 caused turnovers as well.
In addition to her regional player of the year recognition, she has been named First Team All-CNY three times, a 2026 USA Lacrosse All-American and four-time Frontier League All-Star. She was named her team's Rookie of the Year and has been named team MVP three times.
She was a member of the varsity soccer team, playing forward, and also competed in indoor track for three years, running in relays and the 300m dash.
She is the daughter of Kelly and Joseph Macutek and has a sister, Alexandra, who plays lacrosse at Bucknell University.
Olivia Mulada | Attack – Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
Mulada comes to Syracuse from Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. where she has experienced a successful athletic career in both basketball and lacrosse. She has tallied 130 goals and 89 assists on the lacrosse field and led Cold Spring Harbor to three state championships. She was named a US Lacrosse All-American and was All-County in both 2025 and 2026. Mulada played alongside current Orange goalkeeper Maya Soskin at Cold Spring Harbor High School.
She has also starred on the hardwood, being named the Conference Player of the Year in 2025 and 2026.
She is the daughter of Brian and Kristyn Mulada with two brothers, Ethan and Jackson, and a sister Sofia.
Season tickets for the 2027 campaign are on sale now! Make sure you secure your tickets now to be part of the environment at The Loud House. Visit Cuse.com/Lacrosse-Tickets to lock in your package today!
Ellie Bottiglier | Defense – Irondequoit, N.Y.
A defender from Irondequoit, N.Y., Bottiglier becomes the latest member of the Syracuse Class of 2027 signee class. Playing at Irondequoit High School, she set the single-season and career records for caused turnovers and ground balls. In her career she has accumulated 102 caused turnovers, 120 ground balls to go with 96 goals and 30 assists.
She has racked up a number of honors, including Monroe County Defensive Player of the Year (2026), All-New York State First Team (2026), All-Greater Rochester (2026) and First-Team All Monroe County (2025). She has earned her team's MVP Award in 2026 and 2025.
She has also starred on the hardwood, earning the team MVP award in 2026 and the Coaches Award in 2025.
She is the daughter of Julie and Kyle Bottiglier. Her father played lacrosse at RIT while her sister Grace currently plays lacrosse at New Hampshire.
Ellie Carney | Midfield – Newtown, Pa.Welcome to the family, Ellie ‼️🤝🍊 https://t.co/ZNiAEWhej9
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Carney, a midfielder who has racked up 149 goals, 61 assists and 189 ground balls in her high school career joins the class of 2027 Syracuse signing class. Carney made her mark immediately with Council Rock North High School, being named Rookie of the Year. She has also been named Offensive Player of the Year. She was named First Team All-Suburban and First Team All-Area in 2025.
Carney is a three-sport athlete, also playing field hockey and running winter track as a sprinter.
Welcome to the 315, Ellie ‼️🍊🤝 https://t.co/UgbtZBsDFC
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Kayla Cellucci | Midfield – Chadds Ford, Pa.
Cellucci will come to Syracuse from Chadds Ford, Pa. after playing her high school career at Villa Maria Academy. She has been named a three-time All American while racking up 102 goals, 45 assists, 108 ground balls, 60 caused turnovers and 130 draw controls. She won the 2024 State Championship as well.
Cellucci was a member of the field hockey team for one season as well, winning the 2024 State Championship.
Cellucci is the daughter of a pair of Syracuse alums. Her father, Mike Cellucci was a member of the men's rowing program, and her mother, Dana Cellucci, was part of the swimming program. Her brother Chase plays lacrosse at North Carolina.
Piper Dalsemer | Goalkeeper – Manhattan Beach, Calif.Welcome to the family, Kayla 🍊‼️🤝 https://t.co/Z7iiPlpv5n
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Syracuse women's lacrosse has signed goalkeeper Piper Dalsemer from Manhattan Beach, California, as part of the Class of 2027. Dalsemer played her high school career at Mira Costa High School.
Dalsemer has racked up 355 saves between the pipes during her freshman through junior seasons. With Mira Costa High School, she has helped lead them to the 2025 CIFSS Championship Game, the first in program history in addition to winning the 2026 CIFSS Bay Leaue Championship.
Her play in cage has garnered 2026 USA Lacrosse All-America honors, CIFSS All-Bay League First Team and All-CIFSS Division 1 Team among a list of other accolades.
Dalsemer is the daughter of Mia and Ian Dalsemer. Her mother, Mia, was a four year member of the UCLA women's volleyball team from 1989 to 1992, including the 1990 National Championship team. She has a sister, Val.
Welcome to the 315, Piper ‼️🤝🍊 https://t.co/i4RsFEX7oo
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 12, 2026
Alexa Davos | Midfield – Norwell, Mass.
Davos will come to Syracuse following a decorated high school career. The Norwell, Mass. Native has racked up 156 goals, 70 assists, 153 draw controls, 122 ground balls and 65 caused turnovers during her career. She has helped lead her squads to a pair of MIAA D4 State Championship games, winning the 2025 edition.
Davos has racked up a laundry list of awards, including being a 2026 US Lacrosse All-American, 2026 South Shore League MVP, 2026 Boston Globe All-Scholastic and is a three-time South Shore League All-Star among other honors.
Davos is the daughter of Jess Davos '02, who was a member of the Syracuse women's lacrosse program from 1999-2002. It is believed Alexa Davos is the first player to sign with Syracuse whose mother also played for the program.
Brenna Goss | Midfield – Fairport, N.Y.Alexa is officially Orange ‼️ Welcome to The Hill 🤝🍊 https://t.co/9i9iVpvQ6T
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
A Central New York native, Goss, will join the Orange as a member of the 2027 class. Playing at Fairport High School, she has amassed 75 goals, 38 assists, 48 ground balls, 140 draw controls and 22 caused turnovers. She was named Second Team All-Greater Rochester and First Team All-League in 2026. She was also named to the Section 5 Class A All-Tournament Team in 2026.
Goss was also a four-year member of the indoor track team as a sprinter.
She is the daughter of Mackenzie and James Goss and has a brother, J.R.
Newest member of the family! Welcome to Syracuse, Brenna ‼️🤝🍊 https://t.co/ueuAwDsP7o
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Abby Johnson | Defense - Milton, Ga.
Johnson, a three-sport athlete at Cambridge High School, comes to Syracuse as a defender. During her high school career, Johnson has been named First Team All-State and All-Area.
Johnson and Cambridge High School have claimed lacrosse championships in 2024 and 2025. She was also a four-year member of the basketball team and three-year member of the flag football team.
Johnson is the daughter of Christy McKenzie and Corey Johnson. She has one sister, Gabi, and a brother McKenzie.
Welcome to The Hill, Abby ‼️🍊🤝 https://t.co/A5vWQoh8iH
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 12, 2026
Olivia Macutek | Midfield – Watertown, N.Y.
Macutek, a finalist for All-Central New York High School Player of the Year, joins the Orange's class of 2027 signee group. Macutek has amassed 222 goals and 98 assists offensively and has added 245 draw controls in the circle. She's racked up 88 ground balls and 43 caused turnovers as well.
In addition to her regional player of the year recognition, she has been named First Team All-CNY three times, a 2026 USA Lacrosse All-American and four-time Frontier League All-Star. She was named her team's Rookie of the Year and has been named team MVP three times.
She was a member of the varsity soccer team, playing forward, and also competed in indoor track for three years, running in relays and the 300m dash.
She is the daughter of Kelly and Joseph Macutek and has a sister, Alexandra, who plays lacrosse at Bucknell University.
Welcome to the Orange, Olivia ‼️🍊🤝 https://t.co/KLcC4EmGyc
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Olivia Mulada | Attack – Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.
Mulada comes to Syracuse from Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. where she has experienced a successful athletic career in both basketball and lacrosse. She has tallied 130 goals and 89 assists on the lacrosse field and led Cold Spring Harbor to three state championships. She was named a US Lacrosse All-American and was All-County in both 2025 and 2026. Mulada played alongside current Orange goalkeeper Maya Soskin at Cold Spring Harbor High School.
She has also starred on the hardwood, being named the Conference Player of the Year in 2025 and 2026.
She is the daughter of Brian and Kristyn Mulada with two brothers, Ethan and Jackson, and a sister Sofia.
Welcome to Syracuse, Olivia ‼️🍊🤝 https://t.co/qZmGtk3sTf
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) November 11, 2026
Season tickets for the 2027 campaign are on sale now! Make sure you secure your tickets now to be part of the environment at The Loud House. Visit Cuse.com/Lacrosse-Tickets to lock in your package today!
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