Shawna Larson - Women's Soccer

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AT SACRAMENTO STATE (2025)
2025 (JUNIOR)

Appeared in 11 matches off the bench, securing 168 minutes of playing time
Credited with an assist in a 5-0 rout of Eastern Washington (10/5)
Registered a shot while logging a season-high 27 minutes of action at Weber State (10/12/25).

AT PENINSULA COLLEGE (2023-24)

2024 (SOPHOMORE)

Compiled 13 goals and nine assists for 35 points on the way to being a first-team all-conference selection and tabbed the NWAC Player of the Year
Led her team to a perfect 15-0 mark, including finishing 10-0 in the league
Paced the NWAC in goals, assists and points
Netted a trio of match winners
Produced a hat trick while also racking up three assists in a 7-1 stomping of Whatcom (10/19)
Had a brace in consecutive contests against Edmonds (9/14) and Everett (9/18)
Added an assist at Edmonds
Effort was part of a stretch with at least three goals in seven of eight games

2023 (FRESHMAN)

Stormed onto the scene by racking up 18 goals (third most by freshman in school history) to go along with eight assists for 44 points
Efforts helped squad go 16-0-3 overall, including 10-0-2 within league competition
Named to first team of All-Northwest Athletic Conference
Paced the conference’s north division for scoring
Registered a hat trick in a 10-1 stomping at Whatcom (9/9)
Exploded for five goals and three assists in the ensuing contest at Shoreline (9/16)
Posted a brace in back-to-back tilts vs. Edmonds (10/18) and at Bellevue (10/21)
Produced a goal and a helper against both Lower Columbia (8/22) and at Spokane (9/2)

PREP

Garnered All-South Puget Sound League first team status every season while starring for Graham-Kapowsin HS
Captained the squad in four years with the varsity squad
Two-time team MVP and won the Tacoma Athlete of the Year as a sophomore
Set the then single-season school record with 22 goals as a senior
Two-year member of the track & field program
Helped Crossfire Premier ECNL win a pair of conference crowns in her four years with the squad