University of Pennsylvania Athletics

2006: Started every game on defense for third year in a row ... Tied for third on the team with 29 ground balls ... Helped lead defense that allowed just 8.26 goals per game ... Had nine games with two or more GB ... Also came up with 10 caused turnovers ... Scooped up three GB in NCAA game at Johns Hopkins ... Season-high five ground balls came vs. Villanova (3/4).

2005: Started every game on defense ... Named Penn’s E.T. Clark Most Valuable Player ... Finished third on the team with 23 ground balls ... Tied for team lead with six caused turnovers ... Recorded one ground ball and caused one turnover against No. 6 Maryland at Lincoln Financial Field (5/7) ... Had six ground balls in 9-8 win over Loyola (4/23) ... Recorded one ground ball and had one caused turnover against Princeton (4/5) ... Had six ground balls against Bucknell (3/22) ... Scored a goal against Lehigh (3/16).

2004: Played in 14 games, making 12 starts ... Collected 28 ground balls and caused a turnover against Maryland (5/8) ... Scored first collegiate goal against Princeton (4/13).

2003: Appeared in one game, picking up two ground balls in collegiate debut at Lehigh (4/15).

High School: Named all-conference in 2001 and honorable mention all-conference in 2002 ... Member of Lynbrook’s 2000 state championship team.

Personal: Born Feb. 16, 1984 ... Son of Frank and Mary Shanagan ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences as a history major.

Career Stats

Year    G    A   Pts.
2005    1     0     1
2004    1     0     1
Total     2    0     2