Shay Mannino (2021) - Hall of Fame - Central Michigan University Athletics

Shay Mannino

Induction:
2021
Class:
2010

Mannino was named the MAC Defensive Player of the Year in 2009, the first student-athlete in program history to earn the honor … selected to the All-Senior All-American Second Team in 2010 … earned first team All-MAC honors in 2009 and second team recognition in 2008 … garnered second team all-region honors in 2009 … named to the MAC All-Tournament Team in 2009 … selected the MAC Player of the Week three times … ranks third in MAC history in career shutouts and career goals against average … holds the MAC single-season record with 17 shutouts in 2009 … led the program to MAC regular season and tournament championships in 2009 and 2010 … helped CMU earn an NCAA Tournament bid in 2009 and in 2010, winning the first tournament game in program history, a victory over Purdue in 2009 … named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team three times (first team in 2009; second team in 2008; and third team in 2010) … selected to the Academic All-MAC team from 2008-10 … named to the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete regional first team and a Scholar All-American in 2009 … graduated with a career 0.70 goals against average, the best in program history … posted 45 wins and 31 shutouts, both CMU records, in her career … made 237 career saves, ranking second in program history … in 2008, she posted a 0.63 goals against average, which was the third best in program history; recorded 12 victories, which was the fourth most; posted 10 shutouts, the second most; and had 72 saves, the sixth most … in 2009, she recorded a goals against average of 0.60, the second best in program history, while setting single-season program records for wins (16) and shutouts (17) … made 73 saves, the fifth-highest total in program history, in ’09 … posted 13 of those saves, the third most in a single game in program history, against Eastern Michigan on Oct. 29, 2009 … in 2010, she set the program record with a 0.55 goals against average while recording 13 victories, the second most in a single season for a Chippewa.