• 2005 NFHCA First Team All-South Region
2006: Missed 2006 season with an injury.
2005: Named to NFHCA All-Academic squad • played and started all 19 games • finished the season tied for second in assists (five) • also scored three goals for a total of 11 points • two of three goals were game-winners • scored in back-to-back games against William Smith and Washington & Lee, and also against Muhlenberg • recorded assists against Mary Washington, Dickinson, Haverford and each of the last two games (Franklin & Marshall and Ursinus in the Centennial Conference tournament).
2004: Named to NFHCA All-Academic squad • played and started 17 games • finished tied for the team lead in goals (five), tied for second in assists (three) and second in points (13) • scored the game-winning goal in Hopkins[apos] 2-0 win over Washington & Lee • made a defensive save against top-ranked Salisbury • tallied one goal and one assist in 2-1 win over Haverford.
2003: Appeared in 18 games and started seven • made a defensive save in 4-3 win over Franklin & Marshall • took one shot against #8 Eastern Mennonite.
Personal: Leah E. Dudley • born November 16, 1984 • daughter of Don and Jan Dudley • high school field hockey team captain • named league MVP and Massachusetts senior all-star • Telegram and Gazette Super Team selection • led Westborough to three league championships, one district championship and an appearance in the state finals • also ran indoor track • three-time league all-star and Daily News All-Star in lacrosse • school[apos]s career scoring leader in lacrosse • Kappa Alpha Theta administrative secretary • National Society of Collegiate Scholars • Baltimore City volunteer • USFHA Futures coach • sister, Maura (`02), was a JHU field hockey team captain and a Centennial Conference Honorable Mention selection • graduated in May 2007 with a degree in public health from JHU • pursuing her master[apos]s degree in health finance and management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
