Erin Hanshue

2007: Played and started in all 21 games... Played every minute in goal for the Owls... Tallied a career high 124 saves and a .805 save percentage... Made a career high 18 saves vs. Maryland (9/30)... Ended the season ranked third in the nation for save percentage and second in the Atlantic 10 for saves... Ranks sixth on Temple's career goalkeeping saves list (298)...Named Honorable Mention All-Atlantic 10... Named Second Team Mid-Atlantic Region...

2006: Started all 20 games...Tallied 85 saves and a .780 save percentage...Posted a conference-best six shutouts...Matched a career-high 12 twice vs. Maryland (9/9) and Richmond (10/20)...Finished the season having recorded the third-best goals against average (1.13) for a single-season in program history...Enters junior campaign already ranked ninth on the program's career saves list (174) and fifth all-time in career goals against average (1.45)...Ranked sixth and 12th-nationally in goals against average and save percentage at season's end...Named A-10 Player of the Week (9/11)...Selected OwlSports.com's Athlete of the Month for September...Received A-10 All-Tournament Team recognition...Named Second Team NFHCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region...

2005: Started 20 games...Tallied a 1.77 goals against average...Ranked second among conference goalkeepers with five shutouts...Named A-10 Co-Rookie of the Week and ECAC Goalkeeper of the Week (9/26)...Received All-Rookie Team and Honorable Mention honors...

2004: Redshirt...

High School: Played for Coach Linda Kreiser at Lower Dauphin...Named First Team All-State and a two-time Mid-Penn All-Star...Two-time member of a Pennsylvania District III AAA Championship Team...Tallied 37 shutouts combined during junior and senior seasons...Played in the USFHA Festival with the Barracudas club team...Also lettered in lacrosse...

Personal: Sister, Carrie, was a goalkeeper at West Chester (2002-2005) and is now the Assistant Coach at Appalachian State University...Younger sister, Kimberly, also plays field hockey at West Chester...Majoring in kinesiology.