As a Freshman (2026)
- Appeared in five games
- Made her collegiate debut in the 23-7 win over UC Davis (2/7)
- Scored her first collegate goal in the 19-6 win over Elon (4/12)
- Recorded one ground ball and one caused turnover in the win over Elon (4/12)
- Recorded a draw control in the 22-5 win over Louisville (4/4)
Prior to Stanford:
- Ranked #20 in Nike/ILWomen Power 100 Freshman Rankings
- Three-sport athlete in high school (field hockey, lacrosse and soccer), captaining the field hockey squad in 2024 while serving as a lacrosse captain from 2024-25
- Earned all-conference honors (2023) and all-zone accolades (2022, 2024) in field hockey
- Four-time State and Conference Champion (SPC) from 2022-25
- Named a three-time USA Lacrosse HS All-American (2023-25), USA Lacrosse HS Academic All-American(2024-25), Team MVP (2025), three-time All-State and All-Conference Player (2023-25) and USA Lacrosse Magazine South Player of the Year Finalist (2024)
- Recipient of the Joyce Rainwater Award at Hockaday
- Played club lacrosse for Grit Dallas (2017-25) and was named a New Balance All-American (2025)
- Listed as a four-star recruit from Inside Lacrosse (2023)
Personal:
- Father, Michael Flanagan, was a two-time All-American (1993-1994) and NCAA Team Champion with the men's tennis team at Stanford. Morther, Courtney Flanagan, played field hockey at Stanford and brother, Patrick, is a manager of the Stanford tennis team
- Earned Cum Laude Society at Hockaday and was given the Award for Student Excellence in Science (2024). Also was a United to Learn Tutoring Group leader and Bridge Lacrosse coach
- Vice President of a squash club in High School
- Enjoys pickleball, walking dogs and reading
- Former competitive junior tennis player