2013
• Starter in 13 games on close defense and counted 14 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers to his credit. 13 caused turnovers tied for third on the team.
• Key member of a defense that allowed a total of just 20 goals in last four games and finished third nationally in scoring defense (7.79).
• Moved back to close defense this season after playing LSM in 2012. Had started all 16 games on close defense as a freshman in 2011.
2012: Played in all 16 games • Made the move from close defense to LSM and shared that spot with freshman Michael Pellegrino • Counted 21 GBs, six caused turnovers and one goal on the year • Played first game at LSM vs. Towson and had three GBs in the win • Added three GBs in win over Delaware • Scored first career goal midway through the third quarter to help Hopkins to an 11-10 win at #1 Virginia ... goal was the second in a 4-0 run that turned a 6-4 deficit into an 8-6 lead.
2011: Started all 16 games on defense and totaled 17 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers • Just the fourth freshman to start season opener on defense under head coach Dave Pietramala (Chris Watson-2002, Matt Drenan-2006, Tucker Durkin-2010) • Key member of a defense that finished sixth in the nation in scoring defense (7.25) • Helped hold the opposition scoreless for a stretch of 14 minutes or longer 22 times and to one goal or less in 32 of 64 quarters on the year.
At Christian Brothers Academy: Four-year starter on close defense • All-America selection by Under Armour and US Lacrosse as a senior • Four-time first team all-conference, two-time first team all-section and two-time team captain in lacrosse • Also played three varsity seasons of football (RB, QB, LB) • Finished second on school[apos]s career rushing list, was the team offensive MVP in each of his three seasons and captained team as a senior • Starting center on state championship basketball team as a senior.
Personal: John J. Reilly • The son of Michael and Kathleen Reilly • Born January 4, 1992 • Psychology major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.
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