Record Book
- Single Season
- T-1st - Consecutive Games with an Assist - 4
- 5th - Assists by a Freshman - 7
- T-17th - Assists - 7
- T-19th - Goals - 12
- Career
- T-8th - Hat Tricks - 1
- T-14th - Assists - 14
- T-17th - Goals - 25
- 19th - Points - 64
Career Summary
- 73 Games Played - 68 Games Started - 3,674 Minutes
- 25 Goals - 14 Assists - 64 Points
- 2011 Third Team All-Region
- 2011 & 2013 Second Team All-Centennial
2013: One of two Hopkins players to start in all 24 games • Second Team All-Centennial Conference • converted a game-winning penalty kick vs. Carnegie Mellon (9/8) • had the assist on the game-winning goal against Stevenson • scored game winning goal against St. Mary's (9/18) • had game-high two goals against Muhlenberg (9/21) • named the Centennial Conference Player of the Week (9/23) • named the ECAC Player of the Week (9/24) • notched an assist in win over Bryn Mawr (10/19) • scored goal at Franklin and Marshall (11/2) • scored on a penalty kick and notched an assist against Brooklyn in NCAA First Round (11/16).
2012: Played in first four games of season before suffering season-ending injury • scored versus #2 Emory.
2011: Named Third Team NSCAA All-Region and Second Team All-Centennial Conference • started 21 games • fourth on team with 12 goals in addition to four assists • notched first career hat trick in 8-0 victory at McDaniel • scored two goals in NCAA first round defeat of Eastern Connecticut.
2010: Burst onto the scene with standout freshman season • started 19 of 24 contests • tallied six goals and seven assists • ranked tied for third on team in assists, tied for fifth in goals and fifth in points with 19 • notched three game-winning goals, including winning tallies against Dickinson in CC title game and NCAA Tournament First Round win over Farmingdale State • recorded first career points with two-assist output against Earlham.
High School: Named All-American and Galette Player of the Year as a senior • also a Scholar All-American • led team to regional semis as a freshmen and sophomore, regional quarterfinals as a junior and regional finals as a senior.
Personal: Pamela Vranis • born May 21, 1992 • daughter of Tolis and Patricia Vranis • brother, Neil, graduated from JHU in 2012 • majoring in neuroscience with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.
