Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2002: Started the final 17 games after missing the season-opener due to an injury • finished fourth on the team with 24 goals and 34 points • ranked third with 55 ground balls • tied for third with 10 assists and tied for fourth with 15 draw controls • scored goals in 15 of 17 games • recorded hat tricks against Ohio, Hofstra and Harvard • scored a team-high four goals, including the game-winner, in JHU[apos]s 15-12 win at Hofstra on April 24 • added team-highs of six ground balls and three caused turnovers vs. the Pride • led Hopkins with three goals and five points in the 9-8 loss to Harvard in the ECAC Championship on May 12 • assisted on three goals in 15-6 win over Towson on May 1 • scored two goals vs. Davidson and Villanova • ranked second in the conference with 3.24 ground balls per game.

2001: Started all but one game • scored 25 points, fourth highest on the team, on 18 goals and seven assists •collected 51 ground balls and had 13 draw controls • had two goals and two assists against Davidson • scored two goals and one assist vs. Villanova and vs. Penn in the ECAC Finals •also netted two goals against Brown, Richmond and Yale.

2000: Started every game as a freshman •finished fourth on the team in scoring with 27 goals, 11 assists, and 38 points •scored at least one point in 14 contests •tallied a career-high six goals and a career-best three assists at Mount St. Mary[apos]s on March 15 •netted four goals in two games, including five points versus American on April 5 • selected as JHU[apos]s Rookie of the Year • had 35 ground balls • registered 11 draw controls.

Personal: Meghan M. Burnett • born November 5, 1980 • daughter of Jim and Margaret Burnett • selected Central New York Player of the Year • led high school lacrosse league in scoring all four years and finished as its career leading scorer • three-time All-American • earned all-league and All-Central New York accolades • also played soccer and basketball at Auburn • sister, Molly, is a freshman on the team • father was an All-American lacrosse player at Cortland State • made Dean[apos]s List last spring • psychology major.