2015: Started all 18 games and totaled 17 goals, 17 assists and 34 points · ranked third on the team in points and second in assists · scored three goals and totaled four points in win over George Washington · scored twice in win over American · totaled two points (1g, 1a) in win at Hofstra · scored and handed out a career-best five assists in win at Furman · tallied an assist in win over Georgetown · scored in win over Vanderbilt · handed out three assists in win over UC Davis · totaled three points (2g, 1a) in win at UMBC · scored in win over seventh-ranked Stony Brook · totaled three points (1g, 2a), including 100th of career, in win at Bucknell · scored and added an assist in loss to top-ranked Maryland · scored twice and assisted on two more to go with two draws and two ground balls in win over Rutgers · scored with two ground balls in overtime win at Towson · 12-game point-streak was snapped in win at #4 Duke · scored and grabbed two draws in loss to #7 Penn State in NCAA Tournament.
2014: Started all 20 games and totaled 33 goals, seven assists, 20 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers · scored a career-high five goals and seven points in season-opening win over Marquette · also caused a career-high three turnovers, grabbed two ground balls and went 2-of-2 on free position versus the Golden Eagles · picked up a pair of ground balls in win at Mount St. Mary's · scored twice in win over Bucknell · scooped up two ground balls and caused a turnover in win over #5 Loyola · scored a pair of goals and controlled two draws in win over American · scored twice in win over #11 Towson · scored four goals and handed out an assist in win at George Washington · scored a pair of free position goals in win over Boston University · tied career high with five goals in win over Michigan · scored two goals overtime win at #13 Georgetown · handed out an assist and grabbed two ground balls in loss at Vanderbilt · scored and dished an assist in loss to #4 Florida · scored in win at #3 Northwestern · scored and handed out an assist to go with two ground balls in loss at #12 Penn State · scored and scooped three ground balls in win at Old Dominion · scored on free position, dished an assist and picked up two ground balls in win over #10 Ohio State · scored twice in ALC Quarterfinal win over #7 Penn State and in ALC Semifinal loss to #3 Florida.
2013: Started all 17 games in first season at JHU · finished with 23 goals, 12 assists, 15 ground balls and seven caused turnovers · finished third on the team in assists and fifth in goals and points · scored twice with an assist in debut versus Old Dominion · followed with back-to-back hat tricks in wins over Mount St. Mary's and Bucknell · scored a pair of goals to go with an assist in upset win at #7 Loyola · tallied three points (2g, 1a) and two ground balls in win over George Washington · handed out two helpers in win at Towson · scored in loss at Princeton · notched a hat trick, an assist and two caused turnovers in overtime loss at American · scored and grabbed two ground balls in win over Vanderbilt · scored with three ground balls in upset win at #11 Virginia · scored in win over UMBC · scored, handed out a career-high four assists and caused two turnovers in loss to #6 Penn State · scored in win at Ohio State in regular season finale · scored a pair of goals in ALC Tournament loss to Ohio State.
Personal: Jennifer B. Cook · daughter of Taylor and Maureen Cook · father played lacrosse at Washington College · uncles Jeff and Craig Cook played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins · uncle, Jeff, is a member of the Johns Hopkins Athletic Hall of Fame · led team to a 56-1 record and three straight IAAM Championships · played basketball as a freshman · played soccer as a senior and helped team to IAAM Championship · named All-American by US Lacrosse and Under Armour in 2011 · member of US U-19 team that won gold at the 2011 U-19 World Championship in Germany · majoring in psychology with a minor in entrepreneurship & management.
