Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2005 co-captain 2004: Started every game on the Blue Jay defense • led Hopkins with 54 ground balls and 32 caused turnovers •fifth with 19 draw controls •scored six goals on just 10 shots •recorded first multi-goal game with two goals against George Mason •picked up a team-high seven ground balls versus Penn and had six ground balls and four caused turnovers against George Washington •picked up six ground balls versus Maryland and had five ground balls and four caused turnovers against Villanova •caused a turnover in the final minute to seal the win over Notre Dame •had three ground balls and three caused turnovers in the NCAA Tournament game at James Madison •second in the conference and 15th in the nation with 3.18 ground balls per game •also second in the ALC with 1.88 caused turnovers per game •is the Hopkins Division I career leader with 117 caused turnovers •ranks eighth on the career ground balls chart with 139 and is tied for ninth with 34 draw controls •ALC First Team selection •named to womenslacrosse.com All-America Second Team and insidelacrosse.com Third Team. 2003: Named first-team All-ALC • appeared in 14 games with 13 starts •missed two games with an ankle injury • led Hopkins with 31 caused turnovers • 2.21 caused turnovers per game ranked third in the league and 17th in the nation • was fifth on the team with 42 ground balls • 3.00 ground balls per game ranked eighth in the conference • scored only goal of the season on April 7 against No. 9 Penn State • had a season-high six ground balls along with three caused turnovers on April 30 in the 12-5 win at Towson • had four ground balls and five caused turnovers in the 8-4 victory over Penn on March 11 • recorded four ground balls and five caused turnovers on May 3 in the season finale at George Mason • collected four ground balls and won three draw controls in the 15-10 win at American on April 23. 2002: Started all 18 games • named first-team All-ALC • selected as the team[apos]s Rookie of the Year • led JHU with 54 caused turnovers • ranked second in the league and tied for fourth in the nation with 3.0 caused turnovers per game • scored only goal of the season on April 24 in the 15-12 win at Hofstra • collected 43 ground balls on the year • had a season-high six ground balls and added five caused turnovers vs. George Mason • caused a season-best six turnovers and picked up three ground balls in the 11-10 win over Ohio State on April 6 • three of her six draw controls came against Towson on May 1. Personal: Lacey-Leigh Hentz •born June 16, 1983 •daughter of Lawrence and Patricia Hentz • first-team Carroll County Times and Baltimore Sun selection in soccer and lacrosse • led North Carroll lacrosse team to the National School Girls Tournament Championship in 1999 and to the Mid-Atlantic title in 2000 • led soccer team to the county championship and to the state finals • sister Kellyn played women[apos]s lacrosse at Virginia Tech •sings the national anthem at home games • sociology major.