Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2010: Played in all 15 games and had career high three assists to go along with one goal, 12 ground balls and five caused turnovers in first season as a defensive middie • Played first career game as a defensive midfielder against Manhattan and had one assist and four ground balls - helped hold Jaspers scoreless for first 53:12 (longest such streak in the Dave Pietramala era) • Added assists in back-to-back games against Princeton and UMBC and tallied first goal of the season in the win against Albany • Key member of a JHU defense that held the opposition scoreless for 10 minutes or longer 23 times. 2009: Played in all 15 games as a member of JHU[apos]s second midfield and had four goals and two assists • Scored a career-high two goals to fuel a 12-7 win over Hofstra • Scored once in a 15-7 win over Navy • Added first career NCAA tournament point with an assist on a Kyle Wharton goal against Brown. 2008: Played in 15 of 17 games and totaled one goal and four ground balls • Tallied first career goal in a 12-1 win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s. 2008 ILF U-19 Championships: Helped the United States post a 7-0 record and win the gold medal • Totaled six goals and added three assists in the seven wins. At Loyola: Standout performer at nearby Loyola • Helped team to the prestigious MIAA 'A' Championship and a number two national ranking as a senior, when he garnered All-America, all-state, all-county and all-metro honors • Totaled 25 goals and 18 assists as a senior and finished career with 60 goals and 37 assists • Under Armour All-America game participant in 2007 and played for the Baltimore Team in the Under Armour Underclassmen Game in 2006 • Three-year letter winner in football and two-year letter winner in ice hockey • Helped football team to one MIAA 'A' title. Personal: Timothy J. Donovan • The son of Timothy and Lillian Donovan • Born January 10, 1989 • Political science major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.