Accolades:
GNAC All-Conference Second Team: 2025
GNAC All-Conference Third Team: 2023
GNAC All-Rookie Team: 2022
GNAC All-Tournament Team: 2022
GNAC All-Academic: 2023
2025: Played in 17 games and started 16...recorded 22 goals and 18 assists for 40 points...tallied 61 shots, 46 ground balls, 34 caused turnovers and 29 draw controls...recorded a team leading four game winning goals...led the team in caused turnovers...second on the team in assists and ground balls...tallied two goals and two assists at Saint Joseph (Conn.) (Mar. 8)...recorded two goals and two assists along with a season-high seven ground balls and a career-high five caused turnovers at Gordon (Mar. 22)...recorded two goals along with a career-high eight draw controls vs. Colby-Sawyer (Apr. 2)...scored two goals including the game winner and matched her career-high four assists for a season-high six points along with seven draw controls at Dean (Apr. 19)
2023: Played in all 20 games with 19 starts as a Sophomore… tallied 38 goals, 30 assists, 38 ground balls, 22 caused turnovers and 38 draw controls…scored three goals,four assists, three ground balls, three draw controls and three caused turnovers against Rivier winning 17-7…ended the season with collecting All-GNAC: Third Team as well as All-Academic.
2022: Played in all 21 games with five starts as a freshman…tallied 30 goals, 16 assists, 47 ground balls, 37 draw controls, and 15 caused turnovers…scored two goals with an assist in her first NCAA game – a 20-4 win over Maine Maritime on February 19th…scored three goals in wins over Thomas College (3/2), Rivier University (3/15), and University of Saint Joseph (3/19)…posted a goal with two assists and five ground balls in a 14-13 victory over Simmons University on March 22nd…added two goals, six draw controls, and three ground balls in an 18-6 win over Norwich University on April 18th…tallied three goals, three assists, and two ground balls in a 20-4 GNAC quarterfinal triumph over Elms College 12 days later…dealt a pair of assists with nine ground balls in a 12-7 GNAC semifinal victory over Emmanuel College on May 3rd…earned GNAC All-Tournament and GNAC All-Rookie Team accolades.
Why Saint Joseph's?: To receive a great college education while playing on the women's soccer team.
High School: Played soccer and basketball at Messalonskee High School…as a senior, earned KVAC First Team All-Conference, KVAC All-Academic, and Eagle Award honors and was chosen as the Coaches' Award recipient…claimed KVAC Second Team All-Conference accolades as a junior…also a standout lacrosse player, she collected a pair of KVAC First Team All-Conference honors and was named as the 2020 Offensive Player of the Year, the 2020 KVAC Most Valuable Player and as a 2020 Maine Select All-Star…helped lead her soccer team to the 2018 North Regional Final…earned High Honors with Distinction (2017-21), member of the National Honor Society (2018-21), and member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society (2018-21)…collected various KVAC All-Academic honors…played club for Central Maine United for 10 years and helped guide the team to the 2016 Maine State Cup Championship and the 2018 Summer International Championship in San Marino, Italy as well as a International runner-up finish in Blanes, Spain in 2019.
Community Service: Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Maine (2017-2019).
Personal: Shauna Marie Clark, daughter of Catherine Morrill…has one sibling, Jamie Clark.
