Shippensburg University Athletics

2012 (Junior): Started 17 of 18 games for the Raiders in her third season and recorded her most minutes (1578) in any season to date…posted a career-high 107 saves en route to an .817 save percentage…earned all six of the team’s victories… matched her output of her second season with three shutouts, blanking West Virginia Wesleyan, Millersville and PSAC Champion Slippery Rock…registered a career-high 15 saves in a game at Kutztown…made at least five saves in 14 of 17 games…allowed multiple goals just four times in her first 14 games.

2011 (Sophomore): Blossomed into the team’s primary goalkeeper in her second season with the squad…started every game that she appeared in (16 games)…made 68 saves while posting a career-best 1.05 goals against average to go along with a .819 save percentage…allowed 15 goals in 1284 minutes of action…totaled three shutouts, including a 110-minute, two-overtime scoreless tie against Philadelphia…contributed to one other shutout, playing the first half in a 2-0 win against Shepherd…totaled a career high 13 saves against Kutztown a week after posting 10 against Gannon…allowed more than one goal just three times on the season.

2010 (Freshman): Served as the co-goalkeeper for the Raiders in her debut season…patrolled the cage during the second half and overtime periods in 17 of the team’s 19 games…posted a 3-1-1 record…led the team’s qualified keeper’s with a 1.13 goals-against average and an .867 save percentage…totaled 65 saves for the season…allowed just 10 goals in nearly 800 minutes of action…contributed to four combined shutouts…made a season-high six saves against IUP and California (Pa.)…recorded at least one save in every appearance…had four or more saves in nine games…yielded multiple goals in just two of her 17 games played.

Cumberland Valley High School: Outstanding goalkeeper for the Eagles under head coach Seth Lehman…three-year starter and two-time Patriot News Big 11 selection…finished senior season with 131 saves and a 0.37 goals-against average…registered 32 shutouts during her final two seasons while the Eagles posted a 42-10 record…allowed just 23 total goals over her last two years of work…helped guide Cumberland Valley to the Mid-Penn Conference title, an appearance in the PIAA District III Finals and a berth in the PIAA State Playoffs as a junior…named to numerous all-star teams including an first team selection on the Carlisle Sentinel’s All Star team in 2009 and 2010…featured on ESPN RISE’s list of top players in Pennsylvania.

Personal: Full name is Shelbie Lynn Rackley…is the daughter of Bill Rackley and Julie Gutshall…majoring in exercise science while seeking a minor in coaching.