Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2012: Played all 18 games and started 16 • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • grabbed 19 ground balls and 12 draws • scooped up two ground balls and caused a turnover in season-opening win at George Mason • controlled a career-high five draws in win at Mount St. Mary's • grabbed two ground balls in win over Denver • scooped up three ground balls and caused two turnovers in win over Harvard • grabbed two ground balls and caused a turnover in win over #14 Princeton • scooped up a ground ball and caused a turnover in loss at #1 Northwestern • grabbed a ground ball and caused a turnover versus UMBC • grabbed two ground balls with one draw in win over #13 Ohio State.

2011: Played seven games • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • scored two goals on two shots in win over Mount St. Mary's • notched one assist in win at Stony Brook • grabbed a pair of ground balls in win at Towson.

2010: Played 13 games and started one • finished with a career-high eight goals and eight points • also notched 13 ground balls, nine draws and eight caused turnovers • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • scored a pair of goals with two ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over Stony Brook • controlled two draws in win over Harvard • had a career-high three ground balls and two caused turnovers versus #12 Towson • scored and controlled two draws in win at George Washington • scored on only shot, grabbed a career-high four ground balls and controlled two draws in win over Oregon • scored a pair of goals at #10 Vanderbilt • made first career start and scored with two ground balls in win at Mount St. Mary's.

2009: Played 16 games in rookie season and scored six goals • tallied two multi-goal games • made collegiate debut in season-opening win over George Mason • scored two goals on just two shots in loss to #7 Georgetown • scooped up one ground ball and controlled one draw in win over Cincinnati • tallied one goal, two ground balls and one draw control at Ohio State • controlled two draws in loss at #11 Vanderbilt • notched first career hat trick in shutout of Fresno State.

Personal:Camille M. Kramer • born June 2, 1989 • daughter of Dennis and Carol Kramer • led Vero Beach to three consecutive state championships • led team in scoring as a junior with 77 goals, setting the school record • finished junior season with 114 points • two-time US Lacrosse All-American and Scholar-Athlete • First Team All-Galaxy as a junior • also played soccer and swam • tutor for underprivileged youth and incarcerated women in Baltimore • interned at the Baseball Factory • volunteer with Partnership for Student Affairs • Dean's List student majoring in public health with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.