Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Career Summary
- Placed in 29 games in his career.
- Saw action in 18 games in first three seasons as a reserve defenseman/man-down specialist before moving to SSDM/LSM as a senior.
- Had eight ground balls and two caused turnovers in his career.

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Of Note
- Ranked as the #75 freshman in the nation by Inside Lacrosse in 2018.
- Ranked as the #19 freshman defenseman in the nation by Inside Lacrosse in 2018.

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2021
- Made the move from close defense and played in 11 games this season as a SSDM and an LSM.
- Totaled six ground balls and two caused turnovers on the year.
- Had two GBs in a 14-12 loss at Ohio State-2.
- Added one GB and one CT at seventh-ranked Rutgers-2.
- Closed career with two ground balls and one caused turnover in a 12-10 loss to top-ranked Maryland in the B1G Championship game.

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2020
- Saw action in one game on the year.
- Made only appearance of the season against top-ranked Syracuse.
- Did not record any statistics on the year.

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2019
- Played in eight games.
- Saw time as a reserve defenseman and as a man-down specialist.
- Had one ground ball.

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2018
- Appeared in nine games as a reserve defenseman.
- Made first career appearance in an 18-7 win at Syracuse.
- Totaled one ground ball on the year.

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At McDonogh
- Played lacrosse and football.
- Helped team to prestigious MIAA A title as a junior and runner-up finishes as a sophomore and senior.
- All-MIAA selection in football.

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Personal
- Brandon Shure.
- The son of Richard and Lisa Shure.
- Has one older sister, Jillian, and one older brother, Matthew.
- Father played football at Maryland and was a member of the Terps' 1985 ACC Championship team.
- Uncle, Ian, played lacrosse at Virginia and another uncle, Brian, played at Yale.
- Majoring in sociology.