Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Record Book
 - Single Game 
    - T-3rd - Saves - 11
 - Single Season
    - 1st - Wins - 20
    - 1st - Consecutive Scoreless Minutes - 805:42
    - 3rd - Minutes Played - 1,855:24
    - 7th - Saves - 74
    - 8th - Goals Against Average - 0.63
    - 8th - Save Percentage - .851
    - 10th - Consecutive Scoreless Minutes - 504:18
    - T-14th - Shutouts - 6
 - Career
    - 2nd - Goals Against Average - 0.52
    - T-2nd - Saves in NCAA Tournament - 26
    - 3rd - Save Percentage - .867
    - T-6th - Wins - 26
    - 9th - Saves - 104
    - 9th - Minutes Played - 2.744:10
    - T-9th - Shutouts - 9

Career Summary
- 43 Games Played - 29 Games Started - 2,744 Minutes Played
- 26-2-1 - 104 Saves - 0.52 GAA - .867 Save Percentage

2013: Started in all 23 games she played • set a Hopkins record for consecutive scoreless minutes (805:42) not allowing a goal from 10/21 until 11/23 • finished with a 0.63 goals against average and an .851 save percentage • named the Centennial Conference Defensive Player of the Week (9/30) • had four saves and earned the victory over #1 Messiah (9/4) • recorded a shutout vs. Muhlenberg (9/21) • had seven saves, an assist and a shutout against Swarthmore (9/28) • Recorded nine saves vs. #13 TCNJ • had a career high 11 saves against Haverford (10/12) • made one save and earned shutout victory over McDaniel (10/23) • earned shutout victory over Gettysburg (10/26) • made seven saves and earned shutout against York in NCAA second round (11/17) • finished with 10 saves in NCAA Sweet 16 victory over #17 Williams (11/23).

2012: Played in seven matches, starting five as backup goalkeeper • perfect 5-0 record on season, allowing just one goal • had a scoreless streak of 504:18 dating back to 2011 that ranks sixth all-time in program history • recorded six saves in shutout versus Birmingam-Southern • made two saves in 78 minutes of scoreless action against Ursinus.

2011: Appeared in seven games • allowed only one goal in 183 minutes of action • notched first career assist in 6-0 victory at Bryn Mawr.

2010: Played in six contests, including one start • posted first career shutout in JHU[apos]s 8-0 victory over Bryn Mawr.

High School: Four-year varsity player • posted 12 shutouts and gave up only 9 goals during senior year • first team group IV all-state , first team all-division, first team all-county, first team all-conference and team MVP as a senior • helped team reach state finals as a sophomore and state semis as a junior.

Personal: Kelly L. Leddy • born June 8, 1992 • daughter of Michael and Ronni Leddy • Dean's List • majoring in public health.