Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2005: Played and started all 17 games • finished fourth on the team in ground balls (28), draw controls (17) and caused turnovers (14) • scored five goals off 10 shots and added two assists for seven points • had four ground balls, two caused turnovers, one draw control and first assist of the year in season-opening 15-4 win over Davidson • scored in back-to-back wins over #16 Vanderbilt and George Mason • scored one goal in three straight games against Notre Dame, #10 Penn State and #6 Georgetown • tallied one goal, four ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers in 13-6 win at #16 Vanderbilt • had three ground balls, three draw controls, one caused turnover and one assist in 11-8 win over George Washington. 2004: Played all 17 games and started 13 of the last 14 • finished fourth on the team in goals (21) and draw controls (20) and fifth in points (25) • scored a career-high four goals and added an assist in the win at #6 Notre Dame • scored three goals against #7 Maryland • recorded two goals and an assist against #13 Boston University • had a goal, two assists and four ground balls vs. Ohio University • scored two goals and caused three turnovers against #5 James Madison in the NCAA Tournament • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll 2003: Named team[apos]s Rookie of the Year • appeared in all 16 games, starting the final 11 • recorded three goals in the 14-7 win over #19 Northwestern on March 28 • added two goals and an assist in the 15-4 victory over George Washington on April 25 • scored two goals in the 12-11 win at Ohio University on March 16 and in the 15-10 victory at American on April 23 • had a goal and an assist on April 30 in the 12-5 win at Towson • collected six ground balls on March 14 at #18 Ohio State and added five at #2 Maryland on April 12 • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Kelley M. Putnam • born March 9, 1984 • daughter of Lou and Kate Putnam • high school All-American as a senior and honorable mention All-American as a junior • named First team All-New Jersey in 2002 and Third Team All-New Jersey in 2001 • led Moorestown to the state championship in each of her last three seasons • member of soccer team that won the South Jersey Championship in 2001 • also played basketball at Moorestown • political science major with a minor in Spanish.