Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2015: Totaled 113 saves, 28 steals and three assists in 49 quarters played • made four saves in two quarters of season-opening win over Iona • finished with three saves, one assist and one steal in two quarters of win over Cal Lutheran • made six saves in two quarters of win over Fordham • made four saves and three steals in two quarters of loss to Brown • stopped seven shots, four assists and two steals in win over George Washington • made 500th career save versus the Colonials • posted six shots in two quarters in win over 15th-ranked Bucknell • made seven saves double overtime loss to 11th-ranked Princeton • made three saves in one quarter of win at Caltech • stopped four shots and had two steals in two quarters of loss at Pomona-Pitzer • posted eight saves in two quarters of win over La Verne • made five saves in two quarters of loss at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps • totaled three saves and two steals in two quarters of win over MIT • made 12 saves in two quarters of win over Navy • made three saves in two quarters of loss at 13th-ranked Bucknell • made seven saves in two quarters of win over George Washington • made eight saves in loss at Navy • made six saves in win over Monmouth (IL) • made five saves and swiped two steals in two quarters of win over Salem International • stopped six shots in two quarters of loss to 11th-ranked Princeton.

2014: Finished season with 171 saves, 14 assists and team-high 59 steals • made 10 saves in loss at 13th-ranked Princeton • stopped eight shots in overtime loss to 18th-ranked Brown • posted 11 saves in win over Mercyhurst • made three saves without allowing a goal in one quarter versus Penn State Behrend • posted a career-best 18 saves in win over eighth-ranked Princeton • turned aside nine shots and had five steals in win over Bucknell • named CWPA Defensive Player of the Week (09-22) • posed 13 saves and three steals in loss to Redlands • made seven saves in win at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps • made six saves in two quarters of action in win over Penn State Behrend • turned aside 11 shots, grabbed five steals and dished a pair of assists in three quarters of win over Connecticut College • made seven saves with three assists and three steals in three quarters in loss to MIT • named to CWPA DIII All-Tournament Team • posted nine saves in loss to George Washington • made nine saves with four steals and two helpers in win over Navy • made eight saves in two quarters of win over George Washington in CWPA Southern Opening Round.

2013: Named First Team ACWPC All-American and MVP of CWPA DIII Championship • named to CWPA DIII All-Tournament Team • led team in saves (213) and steals (69) • posted a .487 save percentage in 93 quarters of action • also handed out nine assists • made a then career-best 11 saves in win over Iona in season-opener • followed with a 12-save performance in win over Diablo Valley • made 11 stops while allowing just three goals in win over Iona • followed with a career-best 13 saves in win over Harvard • made 13 saves and allowed just five goals in win over then top-ranked Redlands • stopped 12 shots in win over Washington & Jefferson • followed with 10 saves in win over MIT • turned aside 11 shots in loss to Mercyhurst • made 10 saves versus Navy • turned in back-to-back 11-save performances versus George Washington while allowing a total of just 12 goals.

2012: Made 92 saves and posted a .520 save percentage with 30 steals and eight assists in 38 quarters of action as a rookie • made seven saves in collegiate debut versus Cerritos College • tied his season high with seven stops in Northern Virginia • also made seven saves in loss at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps.

Personal: Erik Henrikson • son of Richard and Maggi Henrikson • named rookie of the year and helped team to league semifinals as a freshman and sophomore • three-time first team all-league selection, two-time First Team All-CIF honoree • named Fourth Team All-American as a senior • led team to CIF Championship as a junior and back-to-back CIF-SS Championships as a junior and senior • played five years with SET Aquatics • led SET to Cal Cup Championship and runner-up finish at junior Olympic National Championship • also swam at Laguna Beach and set the school record in the 200 Medley Relay • President of Unite for Sight • traveled to Ghana last summer to provide eye care at local clinics • majoring in molecular and cellular biology with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.