Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2018: 
- Played 19 games and started 10
- Totaled 15 goals, 16 points and 20 ground balls
- Named to Big Ten Sportsmanship Team
- Picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover in win over Drexel
- Scored and picked up a ground ball at Georgetown
- Scored and grabbed two ground balls in shutout of Furman
- Tallied two goals in win over Boston University
- Scored and grabbed three ground balls in win over Hofstra
- Picked up four ground balls and scored twice in win at UMBC
- Scored in loss to #2 Maryland
- Scored and grabbed a ground ball at #18 Penn State
- Scored versus #12 Northwestern
- Scored and controlled a draw in win in Michigan
- Scored a pair of goals, picked up a ground ball and grabbed a draw in loss at top-ranked Stony Brook
- Handed out an assist and picked up two ground balls in win over Ohio State
- Scored and caused a turnover in loss to #8 Towson
- Scored with one ground ball and one caused turnover in win at Rutgers
- Picked up two ground balls in loss to #7 Navy in NCAA first round
 
2017: 
- Played 16 games and started 14  
- Totaled 15 goals, 16 points, 11 ground balls, three draws and four caused turnovers  
- Scored, picked up four ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers in season-opening win at American  
- Scored twice and picked up two ground balls in win at Marquette  
- Scored and caused a turnover in win at Loyola  
- Scored two goals, including overtime winner, against Georgetown  
- Notched an assist in win over Vanderbilt  
- Had a caused turnover and a ground ball versus #10 Penn State  
- Scored in overtime loss at #16 Northwestern  
- Scored twice and picked up a ground ball in win over Michigan  
- Scored and controlled a draw in loss to #4 Stony Brook  
- Scored twice in win at Ohio State  
- Tallied a hat trick and a draw in loss at top-ranked Maryland in Big Ten semifinals
 
2016: 
- Played 19 games and started 11  
- Totaled 10 goals and two assists  
- Scored and picked up a ground ball in win over American  
- Scored two goals in win at Rutgers  
- Scored in win over Boston University  
- Notched a hat trick and caused two turnovers in win over Hofstra  
- Scored in win at Georgetown  
- Scored and caused a turnover in win over Furman  
- Totaled two points (1g, 1a) in loss at #8 Stony Brook  
- Caused a turnover and handed out an assist in come-from-behind win at #16 Boston College  
- Caused a turnover in win over Virginia in the NCAA first round
 
2015: 
- Played 17 games and started six  
- Totaled 26 goals and 29 points  
- Led all rookies in goals and ranked third on the team  
- Made collegiate debut in double overtime win over Marquette  
- Scored a pair of goals in win over George Washington  
- Scored in loss at #14 Loyola  
- Scored and assisted on another in win over American  
- Totaled three points (2g, 1a) in win at Hofstra  
- Notched first career hat trick in win at Furman  
- Scored twice and assisted on a third goal in win over Georgetown  
- Scored twice in win over Vanderbilt  
- Had seven-game point/goal streak snapped in win over UC Davis  
- Scored twice in win at UMBC  
- Scored game-winning goal in win over #7 Stony Brook  
- Tallied two goals in win at Bucknell  
- Scored twice in loss to #1 Maryland  
- Scored a pair of goals in win over Rutgers  
- Scored and caused a turnover in overtime win at Towson  
- Scored in win at #4 Duke  
- Scored a pair of goals in loss to #7 Penn State in NCAA Tournament
 
Personal: 
- Susan Finney  
- Daughter of Eben and Sara Finney  
- Only freshman to play varsity and named Baltimore Sun Honorable Mention, Baltimore Messenger Player to Watch and All-Star  
- Helped team to conference title game as a freshman  
- Earned school's Excellence in Lacrosse Award as well as Baltimore Sun and Baltimore Messenger All-Star honors as a sophomore  
- Named US Lacrosse First Team All-America, Baltimore Messenger All-Star and IAAM All-Star as a junior  
- Captained team as a junior and senior  
- Earned US Lacrosse First Team All-America, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Messenger and IAAM First Team All-Star honors as senior  
- Also named Baltimore Messenger Player of the Year after leading team to conference title game as a senior  
- Played seven years with TLC  
- Also competed in volleyball and track & field and was a two-time IAAM All-Star in volleyball  
- Majoring in sociology