2011: Started all 18 games, scoring four goals and six assists • finished second on team in assists and third in points (14) • finished career ranked 16th in points (54), tied for 13th in goals (21) and tied for 18th in assists (12) •scored and added an assist in win over Kean • notched an assist in loss at Babson • scored in come-from-behind win at MIT • scored in win over Haverford • assisted on game-winning goal versus Dickinson • tallied 50th career point on an assist in shutout at Bryn Mawr • notched an assist in win at McDaniel • scored and added an assist in win over Gettysburg.
2010: Started all 18 games and led the team in goals (11), assists (5) and points (27) • named Second Team All-Centennial Conference • finished with career highs in goals, assists and points • posted first career multi-goal game with a pair of goals in shutout of Virginia Wesleyan • scored in three straight games, wins over Washington & Lee, Swarthmore and Dickinson • notched a career-high five points on two goals, including the game-winner, and an assist in win over Haverford • named to womensfieldhockey.com Honor Roll (10-04) • scored both JHU goals in a 2-1 overtime win over Franklin & Marshall • scored and added one assist in 2-1 win at Muhlenberg • named Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Week and to womensfieldhockey.com Honor Roll (10-18) • notched a pair of assists in upset of #7 Christopher Newport • scored in win over Bryn Mawr.
2009: Played 19 games and started five • tied for third on the team in goals (5) and tied for fourth in points (11) • finished with then career highs in goals, assists (1) and points • scored the game-winner at Virginia Wesleyan • assisted on game-winner in shutout at Washington & Lee • scored penalty stroke in strokeoff win over #13 Gettysburg • scored in win over Dickinson • scored game-winner against McDaniel • scored in loss at #3 Ursinus • scored in win over #14 Gettysburg in Centennial Conference semifinals.
2008: Played 16 games in rookie season • finished with one goal and two points • scored first career goal in collegiate debut, upset win of #10 Christopher Newport.
Personal: Carly L. Bianco • born February 28, 1990 • daughter of Robert and Cheryl Bianco • led Montclair to a 62-4-7 record and three straight state semifinal appearances • three-time all-conference and two-time all-county selection • named Third Team All-New Jersey (Group 4) as a senior • also swam and played softball • captained both field hockey and softball teams • Johns Hopkins Athletics front office student assistant • majoring in writing seminars.
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