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Penn State Women’s Soccer Lands Two Players In Top Drawer Soccer’s Midseason Top 100 Awards

Penn State women’s soccer players landed one player in the Top Drawer Soccer National Top 100 and another in the Freshman Top 100, the website announced Saturday.

Junior Aubrey Kulpa ranked No. 64 nationally, while freshman Paige Pasinski ranked No. 47 in the freshmen rankings.

Top Drawer Soccer’s rankings reflect current performance and postseason projections. Penn State recently clinched their spot in the Big Ten Tournament with a win over No. 5 Michigan State.

Kulpa, in the midst of an electric junior season, has scored a team-high seven goals and is tied for the team high with four assists, for 18 points. Her standout performance came Thursday against No. 5 Michigan State, when Kulpa delivered a three-point night to help propel the Nittany Lions to the upset.

Kulpa was also the first 2026 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week in August.

Pasinski is also in the midst of an outstanding first season at Penn State. She has logged heavy minutes for the Nittany Lions and established herself as a regular starter as the season winds down. Pasinski has contributed two goals and an assist for five points.

Pasinski has made her mark with her ability to control transition and manage the game as the Nittany Lions clinch their spot in the Big Ten Tournament.

Women’s soccer kicks off on the road again Sunday afternoon in Ann Arbor, Michigan, as the Nittany Lions take on Michigan at 1 p.m.

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