Anhelica Shanrock gives Dickinson State a steady backcourt spark with timely scoring and perimeter touch
In the 2024-25 season, Shanrock was a high-usage guard for Dickinson State, averaging 23.5 minutes, 9.1 points, and shooting 34.1% from three, with a season line that shows she can create offense without being purely volume-dependent.[1] She also delivered in late-game situations, including a 23-point outing with five made threes and 23 points with four steals, signaling real shot-making and disruptive guard defense.[3] In 2025-26, she has been listed as a probable starter and early-season scoring option, so she looks like a fit for teams that value a composed combo guard who can space the floor and make winning plays.[2][4]
