Erin Shanahan

Striker

Position

5'7''

Height

Sophomore

Class

Pasadena, Md.

Hometown

Archbishop Spalding

High School

AT VIRGINIA

2019

All-ACC Academic Team
Named to the NFHCA Victory Sports Tours Senior Game Roster, but did not compete
Scored five goals, including the game-winner at Louisville (10/11)
Appeared in all 23 games, making 19 starts
Finished her career with 19 goals and 12 assists for 50 points. She played in 86 games with 51 starts
Named to the 2019 U.S. Women’s Development Squad, traveled to the Netherlands from April 13-22, competing against the Scotland Women’s National Team and Belgium’s U-21 Team
Competed at the USA Field Hockey Young Women’s National Championship in June
Earned an invitation to USA Field Hockey Women’s Development Team camp in December

2018

All-ACC Academic Team
Started all 19 games
Scored three goals with three assists for nine points
Had the game-winning goal at Northeastern (Sept. 23)
Selected to compete in the 2018 USAFH Young Women’s National Championship in June 2018, and was named to the 2018 U.S. Women’s Development Squad
ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017

Finished the season with five goals and eight assists for 18 points
Scored two goals with an assist in the win over Columbia (Sept. 1)
Contributed two assists in the win over Michigan State (Sept. 10)
Over the summer, attended Young Women’s National Championship and earned an invitation to U21 US Junior Squad National Camp

2016

Appeared in 24 games
Made her collegiate debut at Miami, scoring a goal in her first game (8/26)
Made her first career start against Rutgers (9/2)
Scored the game-winning goal against Fairfield on her only shot of the game
Scored one goal against North Carolina in the ACC Tournament (11/6)
Scored twice in the NCAA Tournament against Michigan (11/12) and Princeton (11/13)

High School/Club

2015 Player of the Year for three major newspapers (Capital Gazette, Baltimore Sun, Washington Times)
2015 Varsity Sports Network Player of the Year
2015 Maryland High School Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete of the Year
2015 Pigskin Club of Washington Outstanding Field Hockey Player of the Year
Only player to earn the Capital Gazette Field Hockey Player of the Year three years in a row (2013-15)
Two-time NFHCA/Harrow Sports High School All-American (2014-second team; 2015-first team)
Two-time MAX Field Hockey All-Region (2014-15)
Three-time NFHCA All-Region
NFHCA All-Academic Team Scholar of Distinction
Finished her career at Archbishop Spalding with 94 goals and 50 assists
Lead Archbishop Spalding to a 2013 IAAM “A” Conference Championship, the first in the school’s history
2015-16 USA Women’s Indoor U19 National Team

Personal

Daughter of Glenn Shanahan and Kelly Shanahan
Has an older sister, Kasey
Her cousin, Meghan Keelan, played lacrosse at UMBC and is currently an assistant lacrosse coach at Arizona State