University of Delaware Athletics
Women's Lacrosse
Lilly Siskind
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
- Email:
- lsiskind@udel.edu
Lilly Siskind joined the Delaware women’s lacrosse program in October 2024 as an assistant coach. She works primarily with the team’s offense.
2026 was a year for the record books as the Blue Hens opened a new era as members of the ASUN. Delaware went 13-5 overall, winning the most games since 1999, and went 8-0 in ASUN play for the program’s fifth-ever undefeated conference season and first regular season championship since 1999. UD’s offense ranked 17th in the country with a14.00 goals per game. The Blue Hens scored at least 13 goals in 11-straight games, the longest streak in program history, and its 252 total goals ranks third in program history. Ella Rishko was the unanimous ASUN Offensive Player of the Year after scoring 53 goals, the most by a Blue Hen since 1993. Morgan Gore scored 32 goals and was named the ASUN Midfielder of the Year.
In her first season with the Blue Hens, UD’s offense averaged 13.06 goals per game to rank third in the CAA and was second in assists per game (6.25). Delaware led the conference and ranked sixth nationally with a .545 free position percentage, and Morgan Gore set the program record with 13 free position goals. Gore and Delaney McDaniel were named to the All-CAA Second Team while Lulu Rishko earned all-rookie honors.
Siskind played collegiately for five seasons at Old Dominion, starting in in 74 of 80 career games played. She finished third in career points (214), fourth in career assists (65), and fifth in career goals (149) while adding 46 ground balls, 30 draw controls, and 33 caused turnovers.
A West Chester, Pennsylvania native, Siskind ranked in the top ten for most career points in American Athletic Conference (AAC) history. In 2022, she ranked among the top five in the AAC and 22nd and 25th nationally for most goals and points, respectively. She earned First Team All-AAC in 2022, Second Team All-AAC in 2021, and VaSIDA All-State Second Team in 2021 & 2022.
Off the field, Siskind completed two bachelor’s degrees in marketing and management along with a master’s degree in sports management over her five-year tenure at ODU. She picked up an academic all-district honor this past season as well as recognition from the AAC All-Academic, Conference USA academic honor roll, Big East academic honor roll, and ODU honor roll.
2026 was a year for the record books as the Blue Hens opened a new era as members of the ASUN. Delaware went 13-5 overall, winning the most games since 1999, and went 8-0 in ASUN play for the program’s fifth-ever undefeated conference season and first regular season championship since 1999. UD’s offense ranked 17th in the country with a14.00 goals per game. The Blue Hens scored at least 13 goals in 11-straight games, the longest streak in program history, and its 252 total goals ranks third in program history. Ella Rishko was the unanimous ASUN Offensive Player of the Year after scoring 53 goals, the most by a Blue Hen since 1993. Morgan Gore scored 32 goals and was named the ASUN Midfielder of the Year.
In her first season with the Blue Hens, UD’s offense averaged 13.06 goals per game to rank third in the CAA and was second in assists per game (6.25). Delaware led the conference and ranked sixth nationally with a .545 free position percentage, and Morgan Gore set the program record with 13 free position goals. Gore and Delaney McDaniel were named to the All-CAA Second Team while Lulu Rishko earned all-rookie honors.
Siskind played collegiately for five seasons at Old Dominion, starting in in 74 of 80 career games played. She finished third in career points (214), fourth in career assists (65), and fifth in career goals (149) while adding 46 ground balls, 30 draw controls, and 33 caused turnovers.
A West Chester, Pennsylvania native, Siskind ranked in the top ten for most career points in American Athletic Conference (AAC) history. In 2022, she ranked among the top five in the AAC and 22nd and 25th nationally for most goals and points, respectively. She earned First Team All-AAC in 2022, Second Team All-AAC in 2021, and VaSIDA All-State Second Team in 2021 & 2022.
Off the field, Siskind completed two bachelor’s degrees in marketing and management along with a master’s degree in sports management over her five-year tenure at ODU. She picked up an academic all-district honor this past season as well as recognition from the AAC All-Academic, Conference USA academic honor roll, Big East academic honor roll, and ODU honor roll.
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