Johns Hopkins University Athletics

This Season: One of Hopkins[apos] most experienced midfielders • Has played in 23 games with six starts in his career • Athletic player coming off a solid fall • Good defender who excels in transition and can play against a pole • Being counted on heavily to increase offensive production.

2001: Missed the first two games of the season with a broken bone in his hand • Returned to the lineup against Syracuse and immediately enjoyed the finest game of his career • Scored a career-high two goals and added one assist for a personal-best three points to help lead JHU to an 11-10 upset of the top-ranked Orangemen • Both goals came in the third quarter and drew Hopkins within one goal (6-5 and 7-6) after SU had taken a pair of two-goal leads • Matched career-highs of two goals and three points in the win over Ohio State and added an assist against Towson and a goal against Loyola and Notre Dame to push season totals to seven goals and three assists for 10 points • Helped preserve the win over Towson as he stripped Tiger attackman Brad Reppert of the ball behind the Hopkins goal with just under a minute remaining in the game and JHU was able to run out the clock.

2000: Moved to Hopkins[apos] second midfield unit late in the season and made an immediate impact • Picked up the first assist of his career in the win over Loyola (his first game on JHU[apos]s second midfield unit) and chipped in with an assist in the win over Notre Dame in the NCAA Quarterfinals as well • Assists set the stage for the biggest point of his career as his unassisted goal with 4:53 remaining in the fourth quarter against Syracuse in the NCAA Semifinals tied the game at 12 • Ended the season with one goal, two assists, and 18 ground balls.

At Episcopal: Outstanding athlete who earned 11 varsity letters • Lettered four times in lacrosse and three times in soccer and indoor track • Two-time All-Inter Academic League and two-time All-Main Line selection • Garnered All-State and All-Philadelphia Area honors as a senior • Scored 56 goals and added 24 assists as a senior • Scored 118 goals and 64 assists in career.

Personal: Given name is Timothy R. Muir • The son of Steve and Joy Muir • Born January 11, 1981 • Public health major.