Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2018:
- Started first nine games of the season before suffering season-ending injury
- Totaled 21 goals, three assists, 14 ground balls, 20 draws and six caused turnovers in nine games
- Named to Tewaaraton Watch List and Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch
- Named Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and Academic All-Big Ten
- Totaled two goals, draw ground balls, two draws and two caused turnovers in season-opening win over Marquette
- Notched four points (3g, 1a), five draws, two ground balls and a caused turnover in win over Drexel
- Tallied three goals, four ground balls, one draw and a caused turnover in win over #23 Loyola
- Finished with three goals and two draws in loss at #14 Penn
- Scored twice, assisted on a third and controlled four draws at Georgetown
- Notched a game-high five points (4g, 1a), to go with one ground ball and two draws in shutout of Furman
- Totaled two goals, a ground ball and two caused turnovers in win over Boston University
- Scored, picked up three ground balls and controlled three draws in win over Hofstra
- Scored, grabbed a ground ball and controlled a draw before suffering a season-ending injury in win at UMBC
 
2017: 
- Named All-Big Ten as well Academic All-Big Ten  
- Named Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic  
- Played and started 14 games  
- Totaled 26 goals, 16 assists, 42 points, 22 ground balls, 39 draws and 11 caused turnovers  
- Posted career high in ground balls; led team in draws and ranked third in goals and assists  
- Scored career-best five goals and six points while controlling four draws in season-opening win at American  
- Also went 3-of-4 on free position against the Eagles  
- Totaled three points (1g, 2a), four ground balls, two draws and four caused turnovers in win at Marquette  
- Finished with a game-high four goals and six draws in win at Loyola  
- Scored, handed out an assist and picked up three ground balls against #10 Penn  
- Missed four games with an injury  
- Scored twice win in over Vanderbilt  
- Had a team-high three points (2g, 1a), five draws and two caused turnovers versus #10 Penn State  
- Totaled three points (1g, 2a), two ground balls and two caused turnovers in overtime loss at #16 Northwestern  
- Finished with three points (1g, 2a), two ground balls and three draws in win over Michigan
- Handed out an assist and controlled two draws in loss to #4 Stony Brook  
- Totaled four points (3g, 1a) and six draws in win at Ohio State  
- Followed with a five-point (3g, 2a), four-draw outing in win over Rutgers  
- Handed out two assists and controlled four draws in loss at #17 Towson  
- Notched a hat trick, an assist and three ground balls in loss at top-ranked Maryland in Big Ten semifinals
 
2016: 
- Named Second Team IWLCA All-Region  
- Started all 19 games and tallied 31 goals, 12 assists, 14 ground balls, 44 draws and 12 caused turnovers  
- Ranked second on team in points, assists and draws; third in caused turnovers and fourth in goals  
- Totaled three points (2g, 1a) in win over Marquette  
- Scored three goals, handed out an assist, controlled four draws and caused a pair of turnovers in win over American  
- Tallied two goals, three ground balls, three draws and one caused turnover in win at Rutgers  
- Scored and caused two turnovers in overtime loss to #19 Loyola  
- Scored two free position goals, handed out an assist and controlled two draws in loss to #8 Penn State  
- Finished with a goal, two ground balls, two draws and two caused turnovers in loss at #17 Ohio State  
- Totaled five points (3g, 2a), two ground balls and two draws in win over Boston University  
- Scored and controlled four draws in win over Hofstra  
- Notched four points (3g, 1a) and two draws in win at Vanderbilt; two of three goals against the ‘Dores came on free position  
- Controlled three draws and had her 27-game point-scoring streak snapped in win at Georgetown  
- 27-game point streak was tied for seventh longest in school Division I history  
- Scored, including on free position, and controlled three draws in overtime loss to #8 Stanford  
- Scored in win over Furman  
- Controlled two draws and caused a turnover in loss at #1 Maryland  
- Handed out three assists and controlled a career-best seven draws in win over UMBC  
- Scored in loss at #8 Stony Brook  
- Totaled five points (3g, 2a) and three draws in come-from-behind win at #16 Boston College  
- Scored two goals, handed out an assist, and grabbed two ground balls in win over Virginia in the NCAA first round  
- Scored a game-high four goals and controlled four draws in loss at top-ranked Maryland in the second round
 
2015: 
- Named to Inside Lacrosse All-Rookie Team  
- Started al 18 games and totaled 25 goals, 19 assists and 44 points  
- Also collected 18 ground balls, 19 draws and 11 caused turnovers  
- Led team in assists, ranked second in points, third in draws and fourth in goals  
- Tallied at least one point in every game while scoring a goal in 17 of 18 games  
- Made collegiate debut and scored on free position in double overtime win over Marquette  
- Tallied two points (1g, 1a) and three ground balls in loss to #7 Boston College  
- Scored in win over George Washington  
- Scored on free position and notched an assist in loss at #14 Loyola  
- Notched first career hat trick, three ground balls and three caused turnovers in win over American  
- Totaled three points (2g, 1a) and two draws in win at Hofstra  
- Scored, notched an assist, picked up three ground balls and two draws in win at Furman  
- Tallied two points (1g, 1a) in win over Georgetown  
- Scored and handed out an assist with three ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over Vanderbilt  
- Tallied a hat trick in win over UC Davis  
- Dished a career-best four assists and totaled five points and three draws in win at UMBC  
- Totaled three points (1g, 2a) in win over #7 Stony Brook  
- Notched second straight three-point (1g, 2a) outing with two draws in win at Bucknell  
- Notched an assist in loss to #1 Maryland  
- Had 13-game goal-scoring streak snapped in loss to the Terps – the fourth longest streak by a freshman to start the season in school Division I history  
- Totaled four points (3g, 1a) in win over Rutgers  
- Scored, handed out an assist and controlled three draws in overtime win at Towson  
- Scored and dished an assist with a caused turnover in win at #4 Duke  
- Tallied three points (2g, 1a) in loss to #7 Penn State in NCAA Tournament
 
Personal: 
- Emily Kenul  
- Daughter of Phil Kenul and Donna DiFalco  
- Father wrestled at Cortland State
- Mother played lacrosse at Hofstra  
- Cousin, Tara Coyle, played lacrosse at Richmond  
- Named First Team All-Gazette while helping team to 12-3 record and regional finals as a freshman  
- Led team to 12-2 record, regional finals and earned First Team All-Gazette as a sophomore  
- Named First Team All-Gazette and Second Team All-Met while leading team to a 16-1 record and state finals as a junior  
- Named First Team All-Met and Gazette Player of the Year while leading team to 13-2 record and state semifinals as a senior  
- Played seven years with M&D Lacrosse  
- Also played field hockey and basketball  
- Majoring in civil engineering