2010: Played 16 games and started five • named to IWLCA and ALC Academic Honor Roll • picked up 10 ground balls and caused three turnovers • made the move to defense in the fall • controlled one draw and grabbed one ground ball in season-opening win at George Mason • scooped up three ground balls in win at George Washington • grabbed two ground balls and caused one turnover in wins over Drexel and Mount St. Mary's • scooped up two ground balls and caused one turnover in ALC Tournament loss to Florida.
2009: Played 14 games • finished season with two assists • tied career-high with two caused turnovers in win over Cincinnati • notched first assist of the season in shutout win of Fresno State • also controlled two draws and caused one turnover against the Bulldogs • caused one turnover in loss to #1 Northwestern.
2008: Played all 17 games and started five • finished with career-highs in goals (7), assists (4), points (11), draws (12) and caused turnovers (9) • scored first goal of the season against #7 Princeton, while grabbing two ground balls and causing two turnovers • tallied a then career-high two points in loss to #9 Georgetown with one goal and one assist • scored one goal and controlled one draw in loss to #2 Maryland • netted a career-high four goals, including one on a free position, in win over Cincinnati • also grabbed two ground balls and controlled two draws against the Bearcats • added one assist in loss at #8 Penn • dished one assist and grabbed one ground ball, one draw and one caused turnover in overtime loss to #17 Vanderbilt • notched one assist to go with two ground balls and two draw controls in win at UMBC • scooped up two ground balls and caused two turnovers in loss to #9 Vanderbilt in ALC Semifinals • ALC Academic Honor Roll.
2007: Played 18 games and started 10 • finished the season with two goals and one assist • tallied first career collegiate point, an assist, picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover in win over George Washington • picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover in win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • grabbed two ground balls and had a career-high two draws in win at Ohio State • scored first career collegiate goal on a free position shot in loss at #10 Georgetown • scored on only shot of the game and controlled one draw in loss at #4 Maryland • controlled one draw, grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover in win over Oregon • got one draw control and caused one turnover in loss to #14 Penn • controlled one draw in win over #15 Denver • had one ground ball and caused one turnover in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt • caused two turnovers and picked up one ground ball in win over UMBC • grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover in win over #15 Penn State • controlled a draw in win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • ALC Academic Honor Roll.
Personal: Kimberly L. Dubansky • born September 2, 1988 • daughter of Robert and Cindy Dubansky • brother, Michael, played baseball at Towson • scored 100 goals and tallied 67 assists in four seasons at McDonogh • All-Baltimore County, All-IAAM, US Lacrosse All-American as a junior and senior • named to inaugural Under Armour All-America team as a senior • IAAM Champions as a junior and runners-up as a senior • all-county, all-south, all-conference, all-state and all-metro in soccer • Dean[apos]s List • SAAC • public health major with a minor in environmental studies.
