Did You Know: Rob Scherr was the starting goalie for the gold-medal-winning United States Under-19 Team in 1999.
This Season: Will start in goal • Solid shot-stopper who plays with confidence • Has good fundamental skills.
Statistically Speaking: Rob Scherr finished 11th in the nation in goals against average in 2001.
2002: Saw action in just one game as a backup to First Team All-American Nick Murtha • Saw only time in the closing minutes of Hopkins[apos] 8-4 regular-season-ending victory over Loyola.
2001: Started all 12 games in goal • Posted a sparkling 8.52 goals against average and a .587 save percentage • Found out less than five minutes before the season-opener at Princeton that he would be the Blue Jays[apos] starting goalie • With no time to get nervous, Scherr played a strong game, registering 12 saves, including several of the point-blank variety, while allowing just eight goals • Was especially solid in games played away from Homewood Field against very strong competition as he posted a 9.67 goals against average and a .580 save percentage in six games away from Homewood Field • All six games were played against teams ranked in the top 14 in the nation at the time of the game, including matchups against then top-ranked Syracuse, then second-ranked Princeton, and then fifth-ranked Maryland and Notre Dame • Posted a career-high 18 saves in the NCAA Quarterfinals against Notre Dame.
2000: Did not see any game action.
At McDonogh: Standout performer at local power McDonogh • Guided team to MIAA 'A' title as s senior • Two-time First Team All-State, All-Metro, and All-City/County selection • Served as a team captain as a junior and senior and was a two-time participant in the prestigous Bay State Games.
Personal Profile: Given name is Robert R. Scherr • The son of Jules and Bonnie Scherr • Born April 2, 1981 • Anthropology major.
