Eubanks led the 2017 Golden Bears into the MPSF Tournament for the first time since 2013. She helped Meredith Haggerty and Jena Fritts garner first-team all-conference honors, as well, while Susie Ropp and Jenny Wilkens each picked up weekly conference honors during the campaign. Academically, the Bears were tabbed an IWLCA Academic Honor Squad for the fourth year in a row, and nine Bears were named to the MPSF All-Academic team.

In 2016, Eubanks helped then-freshman goalie Jenny Wilkens and defender Sara Nolte to be named to the All-MPSF second team. Academically, a program-best 15 Bears were named to the MPSF All-Academic team and Cal garnered All-Academic Squad honors for the third year in a row.

In her first year as head coach in 2015, Eubanks guided Bella Huther and Gaby Christman to All-MPSF honors, as well as garnering 13 Bears on the conference's all-academic squad.

Prior to coming to Cal, Eubanks served as an assistant coach at Stanford. While on The Farm, Eubanks served as the team’s offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator with responsibilities such as in-game play calling, scouting opponents and coordinating practices. With her help, the Cardinal won four Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) championships, garnered multiple national top-10 rankings, set a school record for the most wins in a season in program history (16, 2011) and produced four MPSF Players of the Year and one MPSF Rookie of the Year. In addition, Stanford earned IWLCA Division I Merit Squad recognition in 2011.

Prior to her tenure at Stanford, Eubanks was an assistant coach at George Mason from 2006-08. During that span, George Mason collected the school record for wins in a season (12, 2008) and garnered the team’s highest national ranking in school history at No. 9. Eubanks served under current Stanford head coach Amy Bokker at both Stanford and George Mason.

As a player, Eubanks was a member of the Canadian Senior National Team from 2003-13, playing in three World Cups. Canada won the silver medal in 2013, with Eubanks serving as team captain. She was second on her team in scoring in the 2009 World Cup, helping the Canadians capture the bronze medal.