Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2012: Started all 17 games • co-captain • named to Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll • made a defensive save in loss to top-ranked TCNJ • added an assist at Dickinson.

2011: Started 10 games before suffering a season-ending injury • named to Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll • had a defensive save in win at MIT • made a defensive save at #17 Christopher Newport • notched an assist in loss to #3 Franklin & Marshall.

2010: Named to Centennial Conference and NFHCA Academic Honor Rolls • played 18 games and started 13 • scored a career-high three goals • scored first career goal in shutout of Washington & Lee • scored in win at Bryn Mawr and in Centennial Conference semifinal loss to Haverford.

2009: Named to NFHCA Academic Honor Roll • played 12 games and finished with one assist in rookie season • made collegiate debut in shutout of Virginia Wesleyan • notched first career point, an assist on the overtime winner, at Swarthmore.

Personal:Samantha J. Stuek • daughter of Bill and Laurie Stuek • uncle, Scott Baugher, played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins and was three-time All-American and a member of the 1978 and 1979 NCAA Championship teams • earned Connecticut FHCA Scholar-Athlete Award • named All-Eastern Division as a senior • guided Darien to state titles in junior and senior seasons • team advanced to state semifinals in freshman and sophomore seasons • also ran track and set school records in the 4x800m relay (indoor and outdoor) and indoor sprint medley • three-time First Team All-FCIAC • named first team all-state in indoor as a junior • led team to two indoor FCIAC titles and one outdoor • also led team to state titles in both indoor and outdoor in final two seasons • member of JHU track team • Dean[apos]s List student majoring in neuroscience with a minor in psychology.