PROFESSIONAL

2025 (Gotham FC): Scored on her Gotham FC debut on Sept. 12 against her first club, San Diego, and added an assist on Sept. 26 against Portland — the sixth of her career. Her debut goal was the 17th of her career before turning 21, trailing only Olivia Moultrie (18) in league history. Her six career assists are tied with Manaka Matsukubo and Gisele Thompson for the fifth-most by a player before age 21, and her 23 combined goals and assists are tied for the fourth-most in NWSL history before turning 21. Became tied with Esther González, Rose Lavelle and Katie Stengel for the club record in career playoff goals (2). Became the third-youngest player to appear for the winning team in an NWSL Championship, behind Olivia Moultrie (2022) and Trinity Rodman (2021). Delivered a goal and game-winning assist in the quarterfinal at Kansas City and scored a direct free kick to win the semifinal at Orlando — just the third such goal in NWSL playoff history and the first since 2019 — with her 90+6:06 strike becoming the latest regulation playoff game-winner in league history. Finished the playoffs with three combined goals and assists, a single-campaign club record that tied Lynn Biyendolo’s career mark.

2025 (North Carolina): Appeared in 19 matches for the North Carolina Courage, including 10 starts, recording three goals and one assist. Became the youngest player in NWSL history to reach 15 career goals at the time, surpassing Alyssa Thompson.

2024 (San Diego): Tallied four goals and one assist in regular-season play for the San Diego Wave. Became the second-youngest player in league history to reach 10 career goals at age 19.

2023 (San Diego): Won the NWSL Shield and NWSL Challenge Cup with San Diego. Named to the NWSL Best XI after finishing the season with six goals and three assists.

2022 (San Diego): Made her professional debut on July 30 at age 17 and scored the game’s only goal in a 1–0 win over Chicago.

INTERNATIONAL

Shaw burst onto the international stage in 2018, helping the United States win the Concacaf Girls’ Under-15 Championship and earning the Golden Ball as the tournament’s top player. In 2022, she was named U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year, selected to the Best XI at the Sud Ladies Cup and started all three matches at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica. She earned her first senior call-up in September 2023, made her debut on Oct. 26 against Colombia and scored her first international goal three days later. In 2024, she was named to the U.S. roster for the Summer Olympics and scored the opening goal in a 2–1 win over Japan at the SheBelieves Cup, becoming the first player in program history to score in each of her first five starts; she also claimed the Golden Ball at the Concacaf W Gold Cup after scoring four times. In 2025, she was selected to the U.S. roster for the SheBelieves Cup earlier in the year, then returned to the senior national team in October after spending the previous two windows with the U-23s.