UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - The Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) announced on Thursday afternoon that Penn State attacker Delaney Radin earned IWLCA All-America Third Team honors. With the selection, Radin becomes a consensus All-American after securing accolades from ILWomen, USA Lacrosse and the IWLCA.
Radin has reset the Penn State record book as one of the nation’s biggest passing threats during her breakthrough 2026 campaign. The junior has totaled 57 assists on the year while averaging an astounding 3.00 assists per game, both Penn State program records. The 57 assists are tied for the most in the Big Ten and tied Erin Coykendall for the most assists by a Big Ten player in a single-season during the Big Ten era (2015 to present). Radin surpassed the original Penn State assists record that was set in 1990 by Megan Smith with her four-assist performance over the Scarlet Knights. Her 84 points were the most by any Penn State player since Steph Lazo’s 2017 season, ranked inside the top-10 in the Big Ten and top-25 nationally. Her 4.42 points per appearance is ranked within the top-30 in the NCAA and is the sixth-best in the Big Ten.
Radin has been no stranger to the award circuit this season. The New Yorker secured USA Lacrosse and ILWomen All-America Honorable Mentions, a spot on the Tewaaraton Watch List and earned All-Big Ten First Team and IWLCA All-Region First Team honors. In addition to her accolades this season, she has emerged as a top prospect for the WLL Draft and was featured as a top-10 pick in Kylie Ohlmiller Rees’ “Way-Too-Early 2027 WLL Draft Big Board.”
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