Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Coach[apos]s Notes: A talented, versatile guard • will be counted on for scoring, defense, and all-around leadership. 2004-05: Played and started 23 games •missed three games with an injury •was second on the team in minutes played (26.0) and third in points (10.0) and rebounds (5.6) per game •led team in blocks (41) • finished second in assists (2.1) and steals (2.7) per game •had team[apos]s best three-point percentage (.424) and was second in three-pointers made (25) • scored a career-high 24 points at Haverford on January 11 •had 13 points and 10 rebounds vs. Lebanon Valley • recorded 12 points and 11 rebounds at F&M on February 22 •scored 17 points against Muhlenberg on January 29 and vs. Carnegie Mellon •had a career-high seven steals against Ursinus on January 15 and a career-high seven assists at Ursinus on February 19 •set school record for blocks in a game with eight vs. Dickinson on December 4 •had five blocks vs. Gwynedd-Mercy •was team[apos]s leading scorer in five games •named Centennial Player of the Week once and to the Honor Roll twice. 2003-04: Named to Blue Jay Invitational All-Tournament Team •named team[apos]s defensive player of the year •played all 28 games • averaged 14.4 minutes, 4.4 points, 4.1 rebounds, 1.1 steals, and 1.4 blocks • team[apos]s leader in blocks with 39 • scored 17 points against Springfield on November 23 • scored in double figures in three games • had 11 points, five rebounds, and two assists against Franklin & Marshall in the Centennial Conference tournament • had a team-high 10 points against Dickinson on January 24 •had six points and a team-best seven rebounds against Bryn Mawr on January 10 • had four blocks against Washington on November 23 and three blocks in five other games. 2001-02: Played 20 games • averaged 9.1 minutes and 1.6 points • was 10 for 16 from the free throw line (62.5 percent) • tallied 39 rebounds • grabbed five boards and scored four points against Villa Julie on November 25 • recorded another five rebounds vs. Bryn Mawr on January 10. Personal: Katherine L. Kimball • daughter of Alex and Mary Kimball • born September 15, 1983 • all-area, all-county, and all-state pick on high school basketball team • team won county and Long Island championships three times • ran track and played soccer, volleyball, and badminton • basketball and track team captain • all-county selection for county championship track team • all-conference in volleyball and badminton • international studies major and Spanish minor • Bloomberg Scholar • volunteers with the Association for Help of Retarded Children • high school National Honor Society president.