Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2002: Started all 18 games in the JHU goal and played all but 33 minutes on the season • made 170 saves on the year • ranked second in the conference with a 9.51 goals against average and fourth with a .506 save percentage • stopped a career-high 16 shots in an 11-10 win over Ohio State on April 6 • made 15 saves on March 9 in the 11-9 win at William & Mary • stopped 13 shots on March 1 at North Carolina • recorded at least 10 saves in nine games.

2001: Started all 17 games and played all but 33 minutes in goal • named Most Valuable Player of the ECAC Championship against Pennsylvania after making 13 saves • saved a then-career-high 15 shots vs. Davidson • added 14 against North Carolina in the season opener • posted a .511 save percentage and allowed 9.28 goals per game • made 161 saves during the year • allowed just one goal in consecutive games against Lehigh and Mount St. Mary[apos]s.

2000: Saw action in 13 games • recorded 57 saves • allowed 44 goals for a .564 save percentage and an 8.28 goals against average • collected 11 ground balls • registered a career-high 11 saves in a triple overtime win against George Mason on April 22 • gave up only one goal and made nine saves (.900 save percentage) in 39 minutes versus Villanova on April 19 • logged 319 minutes in the net.

Personal: Jennifer A. McDonald • born December 6, 1980 • daughter of David and Anne McDonald • member of Garden City team that advanced to three consecutive state finals during her last three years and won two championships (1997, 1999) • garnered all-county accolades twice and was selected team[apos]s Most Outstanding Player in 1999 • named to the state all-tournament team as a junior • made Dean[apos]s List in spring of 2002 • sociology major with a minor in psychology.