Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2006: Played in all 16 games, starting 10, and finishing with 11 goals and four assists • scored her first goal of the season in the Jays[apos] 8-7 upset of #3 Princeton • also recorded four shots and two draw controls against the Tigers • scored a goal, picked up an assist, had two ground balls and a draw control in Hopkins[apos] win over Ohio • tied a career-high with two assists in Hopkins[apos] win over Ohio State, also had three shots with three ground balls, one draw control and one caused turnover • scored two goals, tallied an assist, recorded two ground balls and one draw control in Hopkins[apos] win over Oregon in Honolulu • had two shots and one ground ball in Hopkins[apos] win over American, ending her four game point streak • scored a career high four goals in the Blue Jays[apos] win over #17 Vanderbilt and was named the ALC Player of the Week for her effort • Also named to the womenslacrosse.com and insidelacrosse.com honor rolls • had two shots and a career high seven ground balls in Hopkins[apos] loss to #7 Maryland • scored a goal on her only shot in Hopkins[apos] win at Delaware, also controlled three draws, caused one turnover and picked up one ground ball • at #20 Penn State, scored on her only shot of the game • scored one goal on two shots against Towson.

2005: Played all 17 games and started 10 • tallied six goals, three assists, nine points, 12 ground balls, nine draw controls and five caused turnovers • scored season-high two points (one goal, one assist) in 13-6 win at #16 Vanderbilt • scored one goal and won one draw control in season-opening 15-4 win over Davidson • recorded season-high three ground balls and two caused turnovers in 9-6 loss to #2 Princeton • picked up three ground balls in 12-9 loss to Ohio State. 2004: Saw action in all 17 games and started 11 on the Blue Jay midfield • ranked fourth on the team in assists (eight) and ground balls (33) • sixth with 16 goals and 24 points • posted a career-high three points on two goals and an assist against Towson • also scored two goals against Davidson, #19 Ohio State, American and #6 Notre Dame • had a goal and an assist against George Washington, #13 Boston University and #11 Northwestern • named to ALC Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Stephanie P. Janice • born November 29, 1984 • daughter of Steven Janice and Patricia Pileggi • first-team All-American as a high school junior and senior • three-time all-state and All-South Jersey selection • named Offensive Player of the Year by the Courier-Post in her senior year • Player of the Year in the Women[apos]s Lacrosse Club of South Jersey • led Shawnee to the state final as a sophomore and junior • also played soccer in high school • member of the Student Council • Corresponding Secretary for three years at Shawnee • psychology major.