Mack Hanlon

Photo by: Courtney Huck, CUBuffs.com

Position:
Defender
Height:
5-8
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Collegeville, Pa.
High School:
Perkiomen Valley H.S.
Major:
Media Studies

Career Honors:

2025 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Mar. 18)
2024 Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll

Career Highs:
Goals: 0
Assists: 1 vs. Stanford (5/04/23)
Points: 1 vs. Stanford (5/04/23)
Ground Balls: 4 against Iona (3/15/2025)
Draw Controls: 0 at Central Michigan (2/29/2024)
Caused Turnovers: 2 against ASU (5/1/2025)

2026 (SENIOR):

Mack Hanlon is a senior defender for the Buffs

2025 (JUNIOR):

Earned Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Mar. 18)
Played and started in all 16 games for the Buffs
Had a career-high four ground balls against Iona (Mar. 1)
Matched a career-high two caused turnovers against ASU (May 1)
Totaled 25 ground balls and 18 caused turnovers

2024 (SOPHOMORE):

Started 18 of 19 games
Totaled 13 ground balls and seven caused turnovers
Had a career-high three ground balls against Oregon (Apr. 26)
Had two caused turnovers at Central Michigan (Feb. 29)

2023 (FRESHMAN):

Made her first CU appearance against Cal (Mar. 19). Earned one ground ball and one caused turnover during the game
Had one assist against Stanford (May 4) in the Pac-12 Championship game

HIGH SCHOOL:

Varsity captain
Mercury All-Area honorable mention
Lettered all four years in lacrosse
Ranked No. 3 in the Top Defenders in the Class of 2022 by Shake School Lacrosse
Won the Pac-12 Citizenship Award
Was All-Area honorable mention

PERSONAL:

Favorite hobbies include going to the beach, running, reading and hanging out with friends
Wants to travel to Greece
Favorite foods include sushi, crab cakes and avocado toast
After graduation Mack wants to pursue a career in media broadcasting with a Philadelphia sports team
Fun fact: Mack has two Bernadoodles named Lucy and Stella
Daughter of Andrew and Tara Hanlon
Has a younger brother, Luke
Her great-great grandfather, Ned Hanlon, played baseball and then managed the Baltimore Orioles (1892-1898) and Brooklyn Superbas (1899-1905) and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996