GAINESVILLE, Fla. \u2013 The Florida Gators lacrosse team has signed transfer goalkeeper Steph Marszal from Delaware, the program announced on Sunday afternoon.
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\nMarszal, who will be a graduate student, spent the past four years at Delaware, playing in her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. Marszal made 45 appearances for the Blue Hens, making 43 starts, playing 2448:25 minutes, making 305 saves, having a career save percentage of .430, 51 ground balls and a career record 28-15.
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\nIn 2024, Marszal, a native of Catonsville, Md., made her first career appearances when she started in 12 of 13 games and made 93 saves, finished with a .489 save percentage, the second highest in the CAA and was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team.
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\nMarszal has had back-to-back seasons with 106 saves in 2025 and 2026, and in ’26 posted a 13-5 record with an 8.50 GAA, 106 saves, and a .409 save percentage. She ranked 14th nationally in goals against average with 8.50 and posted three games with 10 saves and seven games with at least a .500 save percentage. Marszal ended 2026 with a nod to the 2026 ASUN All-Tournament team.
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\nBefore Delaware, Marszal was a three-year starter on varsity lacrosse and soccer teams at Glenelg Country School and was an Under Armour Lacrosse 150 selectee and Nike Lacrosse 120 selectee.
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\nMarszal joins midfielder Susan Lowther, goalkeeper Alexa Lang, and midfielder Angie Conley as transfers joining the Gators for the 2026-2027 season, and an incoming recruiting class made up of nine players.<\/p>\n
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