Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Statistically Speaking: In JHU history, ranks first in career save percentage (.852), second in goals against average (0.579), third in saves (167), tied for fourth in games played (49), fourth in minutes played (4506:13) and shutouts (23).

2010: Started 23 games and played nearly 2,200 minutes in goal • posted a 0.59 goals against average and a .833 save percentage with 10 shutouts • led the conference in shutouts, ranked second in goals against average and third in save percentage • named Second Team ESPN Academic All-District • stopped only shot faced in shutout of Buffalo State • made two saves in shutout of Catholic • made one save in double overtime win at #10 York • stopped all three shots in shutout of New Jersey City • made three saves in draw at Rutgers-Camden • named to Cialella Classic All-Tournament Team • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (09-13) • made two saves in win at Cabrini • made eight saves in loss to #13 Swarthmore • stopped all five shots he faced in win at Neumann • made a pair of saves for his second straight shutout in a scoreless draw at Haverford • named to Centennial Conference Honor Roll (09-27) • stopped four of five shots in loss to #17 Salisbury • had five saves in 1-0 shutout of McDaniel • made three saves in shutout #22 Muhlenberg • stopped both shots he faced in 1-0 win at Dickinson • had a pair of saves in shutout of St. Mary's • made one save in 75:20 of shutout action at Ursinus • had shutout streak snapped at 557:37 in loss to Franklin & Marshall • streak was longest of his career and the eighth longest in school history • made one save in 1-0 shutout at Gettysburg • made three saves in 62 minutes of action against Washington College • named to Centennial Conference Honor Roll (11-01) • made a program record eight saves in Centennial Conference semifinals at Swarthmore • made three saves in 3-2 overtime win over Richard Stockton in NCAA First Round • stopped six of seven shots in 2-1 overtime win at #4 Christopher Newport in second round • made four saves in 1-0 loss at #2 Ohio Wesleyan in NCAA Sweet 16.

2009: Named Third Team NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic andSecond Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District • also named to Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll • started all 23 games, finishing with a a 0.59 goals against average and an .863 save percentage • finished with 16 wins and 12 shutouts • had four scoreless streaks of more than 300 minutes, including three over 350, during the season • led the Centennial Conference in goals against average, save percentage and shutouts • ranked 14th in the NCAA in goals against average and 20th in save percentage • ranks fifth in JHU single-season history in goals against avearge and fourth in save percentage • 12 shutouts are just two shy of the school single-season record • made four saves in 1-0 shutout at St. Mary's • stopped all three shots faced in shutout of Buffalo State • made one save without allowing a goal in 78:01 of action in win over Susquehanna • made three saves in win over Neumann and had shutout streak snapped at 313:10 • posted two saves in loss at Carnegie Mellon • made a then career-high seven saves in win over Mount Union • stopped all five shots faced in shutout of Cabrini • stopped five of six shots in loss at #9 Swarthmore • made four saves in posting fourth shutout of the season at #10 Salisbury • posted two saves in shutout of Haverford • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (09-28) • made three saves in shutout at McDaniel • turned aside two shots in overtime win at Muhlenberg • had shutout streak of 429:19 snapped in win against Mules • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (10-05) • stopped all three shots faced in shutting out #18 Dickinson • turned aside all five shots in shutout of Ursinus • made four saves in scoreless draw against 17th-ranked York • made a career-high eight saves in tie at Franklin & Marshall • had shutout streak of 355:31 snapped at F&M • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (10-26) • made four saves in loss to Gettysburg • made two saves in win at Washington College • made a pair of saves in shutout of #10 Swarthmore in Centennial Conference Semifinals • stopped five of six shots in the come-from-behind win over Dickinson in Centennial Conference title game • named Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (11-09) • made two saves in shutout of Misericordia in NCAA First Round • stopped all six shots faced in shutting out Salisbury in the second round of the NCAAs • made six saves in loss at eventual national champion Messiah in NCAA Sweet 16 • Falcons' goal in the 47th minute snapped postseason shutout streak of 321:41.

2008: Played three games and started two in first season with the Blue Jays • posted a 0.42 goals against average, a .900 save percentage and a 2-0-0 record on the season • made two saves against Penn State Altoona to post first career shutout • named to Centennial Conference Honor Roll (09-02) • stopped six of seven shots in win over St. Mary's • made one save in second half of action in win at Neumann.

Personal: Ravi-Inder S. Gill • son of Bikram and Jatinder Gill • born December 13, 1987 • spent two seasons at Rutgers before transfering to Johns Hopkins • earned Dean's List and Big East Academic Honors at Rutgers • helped Marlboro to one state semifinal and two championship game appearances • posted 32 career shutouts • four-time all-division and three-time all-county selection • second team all-state pick as a senior • Dean's List student majoring in economics.