Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2006: Started all 16 games • in Hopkins[apos] DI history, ranks ninth in goals (67), sixth in assists (43) and seventh in points (110) • ended season on a seven game point streak • scored three goals, including the game winner in season-opening win at George Washington • matched a career high with three assists and six points against the Colonials • scored one goal in the Jays[apos] 8-7 upset of #3 Princeton • tallied three goals and four points in 17-6 win over Ohio • notched three goals in 17-7 win over Ohio State • scored one goal and added two assists in Hopkins[apos] 15-7 win over Oregon in Honolulu • scored one goal on two shots and had one draw control in 15-7 win over American • had four points on one goal and three assists in Blue Jays[apos] 12-9 win at #18 Penn • three assists tied a career high and moved her into seventh in Hopkins Division I history with 27 assists • picked up two ground balls and had two shots in Hopkins[apos] 11-8 win over #17 Vanderbilt • saw her 11-game point streak, which dated to April 24, 2005, come to an end against the Commodores • scored two goals on three shots and had a career high four assists in Hopkins[apos] 14-11 loss to #7 Maryland • scored a goal and added an assist in the Blue Jays[apos] 14-6 win at UMBC • netted four goals in Hopkins[apos] 17-6 win at Delaware • scored two goals on three shots in the Blue Jays[apos] 17-5 loss at #2 Northwestern • scored three goals and dished out two assists in Hopkins[apos] 14-6 win over George Mason • at #20 Penn State, dished out three assists to become just the eighth plyaer in Hopkins Division I history to reach the 100 career point mark • had career highs in points (8) and assists (6) in win over Towson, moving her into seventh in school D-I history with 110 career points.

2005: Played 17 games and started 12, including the last seven • finished second on the team in goals (26), assists (12) and points (38) • scored at least one point in 15 games • had four hat tricks • scored a career-high six points in back-to-back games against #9 Maryland and American • scored a season-high five goals off five shots and added one assist and one ground ball in 12-10 loss to #9 Maryland • tallied a career-high three assists and added three goals, two caused turnovers, one ground ball and one draw control in 16-10 win at American • had three goals, one assist, three ground balls and one caused turnover in 14-10 win over #6 Georgetown • had three goals, one assist, two ground balls and two caused turnovers in 13-4 win over #13 Penn • ranks in the top ten in Hopkins[apos] Division I history for career points (58), goals (40) and assists (18). 2004: Expected to see significant playing time on the Hopkins attack before suffering a season-ending injury in the first game of the season. 2003: Named team[apos]s Most Improved Player • appeared in all 16 games with 10 starts on the Hopkins attack • finished sixth on the team with 14 goals and 20 points • was fourth with six assists • scored five goals, the most by a Hopkins player in a game in 2003, in the 15-6 win over Davidson on March 21 • recorded two goals, an assist, five ground balls and a caused turnover in the 12-7 victory over William & Mary on March 8 • also had two goals and two ground balls in the 14-7 win over #19 Northwestern on March 28 • recorded a goal, an assist and three ground balls on May 3 in the season finale at George Mason. Personal: Sarah M. Walsh • born August 12, 1984 • daughter of Stephen and Janet Walsh • earned high school honorable mention All-American honors in lacrosse • all-state selection in basketball • named to all-conference team in soccer • led team to the Nassau County Lacrosse Championship • captained basketball team for three seasons and lacrosse team for one season • member of SAAC at Hopkins • economics major and psychology minor.