Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2007: Started all 20 games on defense • had career highs in ground balls (22), draw controls (8) and caused turnovers (10) • opened the season with two draws and two caused turnovers in 13-7 win over Colonials • controlled two draws in 18-5 win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • grabbed three ground balls and one draw control in 15-14 win at Ohio State • controlled two draws and grabbed two ground balls in 20-4 win over Oregon • grabbed a ground ball, controlled a draw and caused a turnover in 12-4 loss to #14 Penn • had two ground balls and a caused turnover in 15-13 win over #15 Denver • grabbed a ground ball and caused a turnover in 15-9 win over UMBC • grabbed two ground balls in loss to #1 Northwestern • grabbed a ground ball and controlled a draw in win over #15 Penn State • caused two turnovers and grabbed a ground ball in win at Towson • picked up a ground ball in 12-10 win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • had a ground ball in loss to Northwestern in ALC championship game.

2006: Starter on Hopkins[apos] defense that ranked 15th in the NCAA in goals per game (8.88) • had career highs for draw controls (7), ground balls (16) and caused turnovers (1) • picked up one ground ball in 8-7 upset of #3 Princeton • recorded one ground ball, one free position shot and one draw control in win over Ohio • had one ground ball in 17-7 win over Ohio State • controlled two draws in 15-7 win over American • picked up one ground ball and controlled two draws in 11-8 win over #17 Vanderbilt • caused a turnover in Hopkins[apos] defensive zone that led to a fast-break goal for junior Mary Key against Commodores • picked up one ground ball and controlled one draw in 14-11 loss to #7 Maryland • picked up two ground balls in 17-6 win at Delaware • picked up four ground balls in 14-6 win over George Mason • at #20 Penn State, picked up one ground ball and controlled one draw.

2005: Played 14 games • finished season with one goal, one assist, two points, three draw controls and one ground ball • tallied one draw control and one shot in first career game, a 15-4 win over Davidson • had one ground ball in 9-6 loss to #2 Princeton • scored first career goal in win over UMBC and recorded her first assist two games later in win at American • earned a free position shot in loss to #1 Northwestern.

Personal: Kathryn E. Dumais • born December 3, 1986 • daughter of Richard and Nicole Dumais • high school lacrosse team won 2002 IAAM championship • named 2002 North/South All-Star • 2003 second team all-county • 2003 All-IAAM • team captain as a senior • recipient of Donald P. Litz Memorial Scholarship • sociology major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.