Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2010: Played 15 games and started 11 • finished with career highs in goals (10), points (11), ground balls (11) and caused turnovers (11) • controlled one draw in season-opening win at George Mason • scored in overtime loss to #9 Princeton • scored on free position and added one assist with a career-high three caused turnovers in the win over Stony Brook • scored on free position in win over Harvard • scooped up two ground balls in loss to 12th-ranked Towson • scored, grabbed two ground balls and tied career-high with three caused turnovers in win over Florida • scored a pair of goals in win at George Washington • grabbed two ground balls and caused one turnover in loss at seventh-ranked Penn • caused a pair of turnovers in win over Oregon • scored on free position and controlled one draw in loss at #10 Vanderbilt • scored on only shot in win at #17 Penn State • scored two goals on three shots in win over #17 Ohio State.

2009: Played 16 games and started seven • posted career-highs in every statistical category • totaled 10 points on nine goals and one assist • scored a game and career-high four goals, including the game-winner, in season-opening win over George Mason • tied career-high with two ground balls in loss to #7 Georgetown • scored in loss at #8 Princeton • scored a free position goal and caused a career-high two turnovers in win over Cincinnati • scooped up two ground balls at Ohio State • grabbed three ground balls in win over George Washington • scored first two goals of the game in win over UMBC • controlled two draws in loss at Towson • notched two points on one goal and first career assist in shutout win of Fresno State • suffered a shoulder injury at #2 Maryland • returned to action against #15 Penn State after missing Northwestern game due to injury.

2008: Played 16 games and started five • scored seven goals, with two multi-goal games • also grabbed seven ground balls, controlled five draws and caused three turnovers • made collegiate debut at George Mason • scored first career collegiate goal in win over Oregon • potted a free position goal in win over Cincinnati • notched first career multi-goal game with two in win at UMBC • also scooped up two ground balls against the Retrievers • scored one goal in win at Penn State • scored first two goals of the game in loss to #9 Vanderbilt in ALC Semifinals.

Personal: Brooke A. Foussadier • born December 3, 1988 • daughter of Keith and Kristine Foussadier • two-time all-state and US Lacrosse All-American • led team to conference titles and trips to state final four in junior and senior seasons • also played soccer at Washington Township • public health major.