Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2011: Played 15 games and started 13 • earned First Team All-Centennial Conference and Third Team NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic honors • named First Team Capital One Academic All-District, First Team Capital One Academic All-America and to the Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll • led team in goals (7), assists (5), points (19) and game-winning goals (5) • ranked fourth in the conference in points, tied for fourth in goals and assists, and second in game-winning goals • finished career tied for fifth in school history in career game-winning goals (11) • assisted on game-tying goal versus Wesley • scored in win at Goucher • named to Goucher Soccer Classic All-Tournament team • scored game-winner at St. Mary[apos]s • scored the golden goal at Franklin & Marshall • scored and added an assist in shutout at Ursinus • had a hand in all four Hopkins[apos] goals, with two goals and two assists, in win over Neumann • assisted on Taylor Woodrum[apos]s game-winner and scored in second half of win at #21 Swarthmore • named Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week (10-24). 2010: Played 20 games and started 19 in first season with the Blue Jays • named Second Team NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic, First Team All-Centennial Conference and ECAC All-South • led the team in points (24) and was tied for team lead in goals (11) • fourth in the conference in points and tied for fourth in goals • scored first goal at JHU in shutout of Buffalo State • scored off a set piece in overtime win at #10 York • scored a pair of goals in a six-minute span, including the game-winner, in win at Cabrini • scored and assisted on game-winner at Neumann • scored the game-winner in the 100th minute of 1-0 win over McDaniel • had the game[apos]s only goal in a 1-0 win at Dickinson • scored the game-winner in 1-0 shutout of St. Mary[apos]s • scored in win at Ursinus • named to Centennial Conference Honor Roll (10-18) • scored the game-winner in shutout of Washington College • scored in 3-2 overtime win over Richard Stockton in NCAA First Round • assisted on Sean Duggan[apos]s goal in 2-1 overtime win at #4 Christopher Newport in second round. Personal: Sean R. Coleman • son of Richard Coleman • born October 16, 1989 • played two years at the University of New Hampshire • UNH Rookie of the Year in 2008 • scored three goals and added four assists in 32 games for the Wildcats • scored 37 goals to lead Exeter to a state title as a junior and a semifinal berth as a senior • two-time all-state • led New Hampshire Class L in goals as a junior • also played football, basketball and baseball • helped football team to a state title in 2007 • majoring in philosophy and history.