University of Maryland Athletics

Career Honors
2026 Tewaaraton Award Watch List

As a Graduate (Maryland 2026):

• Three goals and two assists in 16-12 win vs. #14 Princeton (2/28)
• Four goals in a 10-7 win comeback win at Georgetown (2/18)
• One goal and career-high six assists in 17-9 win vs. #12 Virginia (2/14)
• Scored two goals and one assist in a 9-5 win at #13 Syracuse (2/6)

As a Graduate (Notre Dame 2025):

• 2025 Team Captain
• Played and started in 14 games this season
• Second on the team with 27 goals and 41 points on the year
• Opened up the year with a hat trick at #2 Northwestern (2/7/25)
• Scored a career-high 5 goals at Syracuse (3/23/25)
• Recorded 4 hat tricks on the year
• Finished with a career-high 10 draw controls in the win over Central Michigan (2/9/25)

As a Senior (Notre Dame 2024):

• Did not compete due to injury

As a Junior (Notre Dame 2023):

• Appeared in all 21 games for the Irish, starting nine
• Amassed 29 points off 25 goals and four assists
• Tallied her first career hat trick at Butler (April 10)
• Also scored a hat trick at Robert Morris, adding two assists for a career-best five point game (April 16)
• Recorded three ground balls at Pitt and Robert Morris, tying her career high
• Caused 14 turnovers on the year, including a career-best two against North Carolina (April 1)

As a Sophomore (Notre Dame 2022):

• Appeared in eight games as a sophomore in 2022
• Tallied one goal, eight draw controls, and one ground ball throughout the season

As a Freshman (Notre Dame 2021):

• Did not play in 2021 due to injury

Before Maryland: 

• Named a U.S. Lacrosse Third Team All-American as a junior in 2019 after scoring 57 goals and adding 12 assists while captaining Sachem High School
• A two-time All-County honoree, Shanahan was named to Inside Lacrosse’s 2020 Rising Stars List
• Also named Newsday’s Player of the Year and earned All-State recognition in field hockey in both 2018 and 2019

PERSONAL:

• Her uncle, Doug Shanahan, won the inaugural Tewaaraton Trophy at Hofstra in 2001.