Shea Dolce

The Stopper

From her days at the storied Darien (Conn.) High School program to her game-saving acrobatics at Boston College to becoming a wall for the U.S. Women's National Team, Shea Dolce is defining the goaltending position for her generation.

She's won everywhere she's played, and she's excelled at every level.

She secured a national championship at Boston College with a save for the ages. She's made Asia her personal playground with three straight summers of gold with the U.S. program — a U20 field title in Hong Kong in 2024; a sixes title at The World Games in China in 2025; and a senior level field championship in Japan in 2026.

She's as good as it gets.

U.S. Team

Named All-World at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship, posting a 63.2 save percentage that included eight saves in the championship game victory
All-Tournament at The Atlas Cup in 2025
Member of The World Games 2025 gold medal winning team and led team with a 59.4 save percentage
Made 11 saves in just one half of 16-8 gold medal game win over Canada at The World Games 2025
Helped U.S. win gold medal at 2024 World Lacrosse U20 Women's Championship in Hong Kong, China
Earned All-World honors as goalie after posting a 3.35 goals against average at the U20 championship

College

IWLCA Goalkeeper of the Year (2025) at Boston College
ACC Goalkeeper of the Year (2024, 2025)
Led NCAA Division I goalies with 55.0 save percentage and 203 saves in 2025
Made epic foot save to help BC win the 2024 NCAA championship
ACC Freshman of the Year (2023)
Finished BC career with 643 saves, second all time at the school

Pro

Rookie for the Boston Guard in 2026, finishing third in the WLL with 52 saves