Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2014
• Co-captain.

2013
• Counted three goals, four assists and 10 ground balls to his credit in six games played. Missed eight games with an injury suffered early in the season.
• Finished season with a career-high-tying three assists in a 9-4 win at Army.
• Returned to the lineup at top-ranked Maryland after missing eight games with an injury. Responded with a key goal late in the third quarter and added two ground balls in the 7-4 win.
• Came back with one goal and two GBs vs. Navy.

2012: Second Team USILA All-American • Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 17 goals and 11 assists for 28 points • 28 points were more than double his freshman total of 12 goals and one assist for 13 points • Had one goal and one assist vs. Delaware and came back with a goal vs. Siena • Added fifth multi-point game of career with one goal and one assist in 10-8 win at Princeton • Notched a pair of goals in 11-0 win over Manhattan and one goal in win over UMBC, when he also scooped up a career-high five GBs • Matched career high with three points on one goal and personal-best two assists in 11-7 win over sixth-ranked Syracuse • Took career-high up a notch with four points on two goals and two assists in 11-10 win at #1 Virginia ... all four points, including back-to-back extra-man goals, came during a 7-2 JHU run that turned a 4-1 deficit into an 8-6 lead • Totaled two goals and one assist against 11th-ranked North Carolina and one goal in win over Albany and loss to Maryland • Nothced first career hat trick and first career overtime goal to fuel 10-9 win at top-ranked Loyola - first sophomore to score an OT goal at Johns Hopkins since Kyle Harrison beat North Carolina with one in 2003 • Scored once and added an assist in 19-9 win over Stony Brook in the first round of the NCAA Tournament and punched up a career-high three assists against Maryland in the NCAA Quarterfinals.

2011: Member of JHU[apos]s first midfield • Counted 12 goals, one assist and 20 ground balls to his credit • Finished sixth on the team, and first among freshmen, in scoring • Held scoreless in season opener at Towson, but needed less than a minute against Delaware to open the scoring with his first career goal • Added one more vs. the Blue Hens, scored twice vs. Siena and added a goal in the wins over Manhattan and UMBC • Fueled JHU[apos]s win over Virginia with the finest game of his career to-date - scored twice and added an assist for a career-high three points in the win over the Cavaliers - Scored the game-tying goal with 4:49 remaining and assisted on Chris Boland[apos]s game-winner with 1:39 left in the fourth quarter vs. the Cavs • Scored one goal in the win over Navy to snap a three-game scoreless streak and came back with another goal vs. Loyola - goal vs. the `Hounds was the second of three straight for JHU and gave Hopkins a 5-3 lead • Fired home first NCAA Tournament goal of his career early in second half of the 12-5 win over Hofstra in first round win - goal ignited an 8-1 second half run for JHU • Made it two straight NCAA Tournament games with a goal as he struck for an unassisted goal less than three minutes into the NCAA Quarterfinal against Denver.

At Chatham: Standout in lacrosse and football at Chatham • Helped lacrosse team to state championship game as a junior and state semifinals as a senior • Garnered All-America honors as a senior, when he also grabbed first team all-state, all-county, all-conference and all-division honors • A second team all-state selection as a junior, when he also earned first team all-county, all-conference and all-division honors • Played running back and cornerback in football and earned first team all-division and all-county honors.

Personal: Robert D. Guida • The son of Dan and Edie Guida • Born November 22, 1991 • Political science major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.