Catholic University enters the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship as the No. 1 seed, earning a first-round bye after an impressive season. Led offensively by Caroline Aponte, Reagan O'Mara, and Sara Greaser, the Cardinals have shown strength on both sides of the field. Making their 16th Landmark Conference postseason appearance, the Cardinals look to build on their success and capture their fourth conference title after finishing as runners-up in 2025.

After another impressive regular-season campaign, the University of Scranton secured the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye in the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship. Led offensively by Natalia Dobush, Jenna Borelli, and Lena Madjor, with Aileen Carr and goalkeeper Makenzie Van Arsdale anchoring the defense, the Royals have remained a dominant force in the conference. Making their 19th Landmark Conference postseason appearance, Scranton looks to continue its championship tradition and capture a seventh consecutive conference title.

Moravian University heads into the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship as the No. 3 seed after a strong 10-4-2 season, including a 6-3 conference record. Led offensively by Lilyanna Potts, with key contributions from Maddy Marretta and Mackenzie Schreiber, the Greyhounds have displayed a balanced attack. Reagan Bleiler and goalkeepers Caitlyn Philips and Addy Tally have provided defensive support. Making their 13th Landmark Conference postseason appearance, Moravian looks to build on its momentum and capture its second conference championship, following its first title in 2008. 

Fueled by a strong defensive effort and a resilient conference campaign, Drew University secured the No. 4 seed in the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship with a 5-3-8 overall record and a 3-1-5 conference mark. Led offensively by Hannah Stahl, Ella Reyngoudt, and Riley Bent, with goalkeeper Sarah Crowley anchoring the defense, the Rangers have remained competitive throughout the season. Making their 10th Landmark Conference postseason appearance and fifth consecutive trip, Drew looks to build on its success and capture its second conference title since 2013.

A late-season offensive surge helped Elizabethtown College secure the No. 5 seed in the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship, finishing with a 6-7-4 overall record and a 4-4-1 conference mark. Led offensively by Linnet Laiser, who tallied six goals, alongside Meghan McGonagle and playmaker Chayse Flood, the Blue Jays have shown determination throughout the season. Goalkeeper Ella Smith has been a key defensive presence, recording 81 saves. Making their ninth Landmark Conference postseason appearance and fourth consecutive trip, Elizabethtown looks to carry its momentum into the playoffs and compete for its first conference title.

A strong finish to the regular season propelled Susquehanna University into the 2026 Landmark Conference Women's Soccer Championship as the No. 6 seed, finishing 10-5-3 overall and 3-3-3 in conference play. Led offensively by Amelia Kopp and Ava Billmeyer, with goalkeeper Katie Henchy anchoring the defense, the River Hawks have shown resilience throughout the season. Making their 11th Landmark Conference postseason appearance and second consecutive trip, Susquehanna looks to build on its momentum and capture its second conference title since 2018.