Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2017: Named Third Team IWLCA All-America, First Team All-Mid-Atlantic and All-Big Ten · selected to IWLCA All-Star game · named Academic All-Big Ten and a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar · started all 18 games · totaled 36 goals, 11 assists, 47 points, 22 ground balls, 35 draws and 18 caused turnovers · led team in points and goals and ranked second in draws and caused turnovers · posted career highs in goals, assists, points and draws · totaled two points (1g, 1a) and three caused turnovers in season-opening win at American · tallied a hat trick, three ground balls and three draws in win at Marquette · scored twice, including once on free position, and controlled two draws in win at Loyola · scored five goals, grabbed three ground balls and controlled two draws against #10 Penn · handed out a career-high three assists, controlled four draws and picked up two ground balls in overtime win over Georgetown · tallied a hat trick and four draws in win over Furman · scored and finished with two ground balls, three draws and two caused turnovers in win over UMBC · totaled three points (2g, 1a), including the 100th point of her career, and had two ground balls versus #10 Penn State · scored twice in overtime loss at #16 Northwestern · scored a pair of goals, picked up a ground ball, controlled a draw and caused a turnover in win over Michigan · totaled three points (2g, 1a), three ground balls, one draw and one caused turnover in loss to #4 Stony Brook · scored twice and handed out two assists in win at Ohio State · scored five goals and assisted on another in win over Rutgers · finished with five points (3g, 2a) and five draws in loss at top-ranked Maryland in Big Ten semifinals · named to Big Ten All-Tournament Team.

2016: Named Second Team IWLCA All-Region · started all 19 games · totaled 34 goals, 38 points, 17 ground balls, 22 draws and 12 caused turnovers · ranked third on the team in goals, draws and caused turnovers · scored a pair of goals, including one on free position, in win over Marquette · totaled two points (1g, 1a) and four draws in win over American · tallied a career-best six goals and seven points in win at Rutgers · scored three goals, picked up three ground balls and controlled two draws in overtime loss to #19 Loyola · scored and caused two turnovers in loss to #8 Penn State · scored and handed out an assist in loss at #17 Ohio State · notched a hat trick and controlled three draws in win over Boston University · scored in win over Hofstra · scored twice in win at Vanderbilt · tallied a hat trick in win at Georgetown · scored twice in overtime loss to #8 Stanford · scored in win over Furman · controlled two draws and picked up a ground ball in loss to #17 Towson · scored and handed out an assist in loss at #1 Maryland · notched a hat trick and two ground balls in win over UMBC · scored in loss at #8 Stony Brook · caused two turnovers and picked up two ground balls in come-from-behind win at #16 Boston College · notched a hat trick and controlled three draws in win over Virginia in NCAA First Round · caused a turnover in loss at top-ranked Maryland in the second round.

2015: Named Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic · started 18 games and totaled 28 goals, 32 points, 27 ground balls, 29 draws and 19 caused turnovers · ranked second on the team in goals, ground balls, draws and caused turnovers · also ranked fourth in points · totaled two points (1g, 1a) and controlled two draws in double overtime win over Marquette · scored in loss to #7 Boston College · scored and controlled four draws in win over George Washington · notched first career hat trick and controlled a game and career-high five draws in loss at #14 Loyola · totaled three points (2g, 1a), three ground balls and three draws in win over American · totaled four caused turnovers, two draws, two ground balls and a goal in win at Hofstra · scored twice, caused three turnovers and controlled three draws in win at Furman · had seven-game point/goal streak snapped in win over Georgetown · scored in win over Vanderbilt · totaled two points (1g, 1a), four ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over UC Davis · scored and picked up four ground balls in win at UMBC · scored in win over #7 Stony Brook · tallied a hat trick, four ground balls, two draws and two caused turnovers in win at Bucknell · scored twice in loss to #1 Maryland · totaled three points (2g, 1a) in win over Rutgers · scored twice, including the game-winner, and picked up two ground balls in overtime win at Towson · scored a hat trick and caused a turnover in win at #4 Duke · scored in loss to #7 Penn State in NCAA Tournament.

2014: Named Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic, Second Team All-ALC and to Inside Lacrosse All-Rookie Team · started all 20 games and totaled five goals, 28 ground balls, nine draws and 17 caused turnovers · ranked second on the team in ground balls and tied for second in caused turnovers · made collegiate debut in season-opening win over Marquette · scooped up three ground balls and caused a turnover in win over Bucknell · scored first career goal in win over American · scored and controlled two draws in win over #11 Towson · scored, caused a pair of turnovers and picked up three ground balls in win at George Washington · grabbed a pair of ground balls in win over Boston University · scored two goals, scooped up two ground balls and caused two turnovers in win over Michigan · picked up four ground balls in overtime win at #13 Georgetown · grabbed two ground balls in losses at Vanderbilt and at home to #4 Florida · caused a career high four turnovers in win over UMBC · caused three turnovers in win at Old Dominion · tallied two ground balls, two draws and a caused turnover in NCAA Tournament loss to Georgetown.

Personal: Haley Schweizer · daughter of Paul and Lori Schweizer · father played football at Delaware · sister, Courtney, played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins · sister, Taryn, played lacrosse at Monmouth · brother, Rhett, plays lacrosse at Delaware · four-time first team all-conference · four-time all-state, including three first team selections · two-time US Lacrosse First Team All-American · named Delaware Player of the Year as a senior · named to Blue-Gold All-Star game · also played three years of basketball and four years of field hockey · broke sister Courtney's career goals record and finished with 341 goals · named second team all-conference and Blue-Gold All-Star for basketball · earned first team all-state, first team all-conference and Blue-Gold All-Star honors for field hockey · majoring in psychological brain science.