Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2007: Played all 20 games and started 19 on defense • set career highs in ground balls (42), draw controls (8) and caused turnovers (16) • finished second on the team in ground balls and caused turnovers • grabbed three ground balls and caused two turnovers in 13-7 win over George Washington • controlled two draws and grabbed a ground ball in overtime loss at #4 Princeton • had two ground balls and a caused turnover in 18-5 win over Mount St. Mary[apos]s • grabbed a then season-high four ground balls in 15-14 win at Ohio State and caused one turnover • controlled a draw and grabbed a ground ball in loss at #10 Georgetown • grabbed two ground balls and caused a turnover in loss at #4 Maryland • grabbed two ground balls, controlled a draw and caused two turnovers in 15-13 win over #15 Denver • controlled a draw and picked up a ground ball in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt • grabbed two ground balls and caused a turnover in 15-9 win over UMBC • grabbed a game-high four ground balls in win over #5 Virginia • caused a turnover and grabbed three ground balls in loss to #1 Northwestern • grabbed two ground balls, controlled a draw and caused two turnovers in win over #15 Penn State • tied her career-high with five ground balls and caused two turnovers in win at Towson • grabbed two ground balls in 12-10 win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • controlled a draw and grabbed a ground ball in loss to Northwestern in ALC championship game • grabbed two ground balls and caused a turnover in 12-8 win over #16 Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA Tournament • had two ground balls and a caused turnover in 12-7 loss to #6 Duke in NCAA Quarterfinals.

2006: Starter on Hopkins[apos] defense that ranked 15th in the NCAA in goals allowed per game (8.88) • established single-season highs for caused turnovers (8) and draw controls (5) • recorded one draw control and one caused turnover in season-opening 12-8 win at George Washington • recorded one caused turnover in home opener, an 8-7 win over #3 Princeton • did not miss a beat after suffering an injury against Princeton, recording one ground ball in win over Ohio • scored her first career goal in 15-7 win over Oregon in Honolulu • picked up a season-high four ground balls and had one draw control in win over American • had two ground balls in 12-9 win at #18 Penn • tallied her first assist and second point of the season in 11-8 win over #17 Vanderbilt • picked up three ground balls, caused one turnover and controlled one draw in 14-11 loss to #7 Maryland • in win at Delaware, picked up two ground balls, caused two turnovers and controlled one draw • tied a season-high with four ground balls in loss at #2 Northwestern • caused one turnover, controlled one draw and had two ground balls in win over George Mason • at #20 Penn State, picked up two ground balls • picked up three ground balls and caused two turnovers against Towson.

2005: Started all 17 games on Hopkins[apos] defense that ranked 10th in the nation in goals allowed per game (8.06) • finished season with 24 ground balls, four caused turnovers, two draw controls and two assists • recorded a career-high five ground balls and added first career assist in win at Ohio • in 13-6 win at #16 Vanderbilt, had three ground balls, one caused turnover and one draw control • picked up two ground balls in each of first two games • tallied second assist of the year in 10-8 loss to #6 Virginia in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Personal: Sarah K. Gallion • born May 7, 1986 • daughter of Tom Gallion and Kim Kries • mother, Kim, played field hockey and softball at Essex Community College • named first team all-county as a sophomore, junior and senior • first team all-metro as a senior • led C. Milton Wright to state championship in 2004 and to regional and county championships all four seasons • sociology major with minors in psychology and business.