Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2008: Played all 17 games and started 13 • finished with career-highs in goals (8), points (8), ground balls (6), draws (5) and caused turnovers (4) • scored on a free position shot in season opener at George Mason • also tied a career-high with two draw controls against the Patriots • scored a career-high two goals, on just two shots, in win at George Washington • potted one goal in win over Towson • scored two goals to go with one ground ball and one caused turnover in overtime loss to #17 Vanderbilt • scored a free position goal in loss at #1 Northwestern • scored on only shot of game in win over Ohio State • also grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover against the Buckeyes.

2007: Played 16 games after switching from midfield to attack • finished with three goals on seven shots • controlled one draw and caused one turnover in win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • grabbed one ground ball in win over #15 Denver • scored first goal of the season in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt • scored for the second consecutive game and grabbed one ground ball in win over UMBC • scored in win over #15 Penn State.

2006: Played in seven games before suffering a season-ending injury just prior to the Maryland game • scored first career collegiate goal in win over Ohio • scored in second consecutive game, a win over Ohio State • recorded one ground ball and one draw control in win over Oregon in Honolulu • scored third goal of the season in win over American • also had two draw controls against the Eagles • also saw action in games against George Washington, #3 Princeton and #18 Penn.

Personal: Gina M. Maranto • born June 9, 1987 • daughter of Vince and Kimberly Maranto • first team all-county as a junior and senior • second team all-county as a freshman and sophomore • state finalist as a sophomore and state semi-finalist as a senior • won state title as a junior • captained both lacrosse and soccer teams • socioloy major with a business minor.