University of Maryland Athletics

As a Sophomore in 2023: Appeared in six games ... Scored four goal and picked up two groundballs ... Scored a goal vs. Georgetown (3/15) ... Tallied two goals and two groundballs at Villanova (3/11) ... Scored first career goal vs. William & Mary (3/8)

As a Freshman in 2022: Appeared in three games (Saint Joseph's, Delaware, William & Mary) ... Recorded one groundball at William & Mary (3/5). 

High School: Two-time US Lacrosse All-American … Four-time Under Armour Underclass All-American … Ranked No. 17 in Inside Lacrosse Class of 2020 rankings … IL Women Young Gun selection … Twice selected to Philadelphia's US Lacrosse National Tournament team … 2018 Epoch IL Women Committed Academy selection … Represented Puerto Rico in 2019 U19 World Lacrosse Games … US Lacrosse Academic All-American … Graduated with 189 goals, 91 assists, 280 points, 311 draw controls, 170 ground balls and 100 caused turnovers … Played on 2017 and 2018 state championship teams … Reached state finals in 2016 and 2019 … Twice won Inter-Ac title (2016, 2018) … Team was a combined 60-19 over her three seasons … Served as team captain … Three-time first-team All-Inter-Ac (2017, 2018, 2019) … Twice named first-team All-Delco (2018, 2019) … Twice named first-team All-Main Line (2018, 2019) … Twice named first-team All-PhillyLacrosse.com (2018, 2019) … Also played soccer and squash … Inter-Ac Athletic Directors Award recipient … Earned White Blazer Award as outstanding senior athlete … National Latin Exam Summa Cum Laude recipient ... Played club with Phantastix Lacrosse.
 
Personal: Daughter of Elisa and Michael Pansini … Father played basketball at Johns Hopkins … Older sister, Maria, is a junior of the Princeton lacrosse team … Older sister, Laura, graduated from Princeton in 2020 and spent three seasons on the lacrosse team … Cousin, Melissa Bourdon, played hockey at New Hampshire … Cousin, Robert Bourdon, played hockey at Colgate ... Chose Maryland for its top tier Women's Lacrosse program along with its strong academics ... Chose #23 for the excellence of players like Megan Whittle and of course Michael Jordan ... Sports hero is Kobe Bryant ... Chose Maryland over Princeton, Johns Hopkins, Stanford

PANSINI'S CAREER HIGHS:
Goals: 2 at Villanova (3/11/23)
Groundballs: 2 at Villanova (3/11/23)