Her second season starting in goal was even better than her first, despite a midseason injury that kept her out of two games... Was named to the Big Sky Conference All-Tournament team for the second straight season... In just three years Boyle is already the Bengals all-time leader in wins (25) and shutouts (16), is second in minutes played (4172), goals-against average (1.14) and saves (207).

Shannon Boyle

2003: Had a 10-7-2 record with six shutouts and a 1.11 goals-against average as the Bengals starting keeper... Had 97 saves (second highest total in ISU history for a single season), while allowing just 21 goals in 1699 minutes (second highest total in ISU history)... Had the game of her life against #14 Utah as she helped the Bengals shut out the Utes for 110 minutes... She then stopped one of five penalty kicks as the Bengals advanced to the second round of the NCAA College Cup for the first time in school history (11/13)... She faced 24 shots in the game, making 12 saves, tying for the second highest total in a single game in ISU history... That shutout was part of a 338:51 scoreless streak, the longest such streak in ISU history for a goalkeeper... After allowing a single goal in the Bengals season opener Boyle didn't allow another goal for more than two games... She shut out in-state rival Boise State, making five saves in ISU's 4-0 win (9/5)... Followed that up with a four save effort against Utah State as the Bengals eeked out a 1-0 victory over the Aggies (9/7)... In just her third game back from a leg injury Boyle shut out Portland State in Portland, OR, making three saves in a 1-0 ISU win (10/24)... She followed that up by allowing just one goal and making seven saves in a 2-1 overtime victory over Sacramento State, also on the road (10/26)... Helped ISU clinch second place in the Big Sky with a four-save effort against Northern Arizona at snow swept Davis Field in a 4-1 ISU win (10/30)... Posted the second most saves of the season as she shut out NAU in the first round of the Big Sky Tournament with nine saves (11/6)... Posted her second straight shutout by holding the Grizzlies of Montana scoreless in a 1-0 win, thanks to three saves (11/13).

2002: Had a memorable first season as ISU's starting keeper... Started all 21 games in goal for the Bengals... Was named Big Sky Conference Tournament MVP after shutting out Portland State in the championship game... Made eight saves against the Vikings, her second highest total of the season... Set ISU records for shutouts with eight, wins with 13 and minutes played with 1933... Recorded the first solo shutout of her career against Siena in ISU's 1-0 win (9/6)... Was named Big Sky Defender of the Week for her performance against Brigham Young and Utah... Made a career high 11 saves in the Bengals 2-0 upset win over the Cougars... Followed that up with a shutout of Texas Tech, making three saves (9/20)... Allowed just three goals in Big Sky Conference play, a goals-against average of 0.48... Also posted shutouts against Youngstown State, Eastern Washington, Northern Arizona and Sacramento State.

2001: Played keeper in eight games for ISU, including nearly four whole games ... tallied 31 saves on the year, while allowing just eight goals to record a .795 save percentage ... logged 539:30 minutes in goal, registering a 2-2 record and a 1.33 goals-against average ... recorded a career-high seven saves in her final appearance of the season against UC Riverside ... started three games during the season ... played full games against Southern Utah, Valparaiso and UC Riverside ... opened the season with 90 minutes of shutout soccer against Central Washington and Youngstown State ... replaced Holly Emery 30 seconds into the Portland State game after an injury, and she was credited with a shutout in ISU's 2-0 conference win ... ranked fourth in the conference in goals against average ... part of ISU's school record four-straight shutouts to open the season ...

High School: Was named Utah High School 5A Player of the Year after recording eight shutouts for the state champion Mountain View team ... helped the Bruins to a 14-4 overall record ... the first goalkeeper in history to earn the Utah state MVP honor ... earned First Team All-State honors as a sophomore while helping the Bruins to the state runner-up position ... was named Second Team All-State and Outstanding Goalie All-Region First Team as the Bruins advanced to the state semifinals with a 15-3 record behind Boyle's 11 shutouts ... registered a 42-11 record in three years as a varsity player at Mountain View, recording 32 career shutouts ... posted a .956 save percentage and a 0.56 goals against average over her career ... was on both the honor roll and high honor roll with a 3.8 GPA ...

Personal: Parents are Deborah Boyle and Ken and Rebecca Boyle ... nickname is Boyle.