Johns Hopkins University Athletics

2010: Saw action in 23 contests, starting 19 • ranked third on team with 10 goals • also notched four assists on the year • Second Team All-Centennial Conference selection • tallied game-winning goals against Earlham, Swarthmore and TCNJ in NCAA Sweet 16 • led Blue Jays to victories over Earlham and No. 22 Wittenberg at Carnegie Mellon Tournament with back-to-back two-goal games.

2009: Played in 12 games and picked up one start • notched game-winning goal against Dickinson to give Blue Jays their fifth straight Centennial Conference Championship • added a goal in 3-0 win at Ursinus.

2008: Played in 19 games, making 10 starts • hit the net for the first time in her career against Hamline • added an assist at Misericordia • scored the game-winner against Swarthmore • earned her first start against Washington • added a goal at McDaniel.

High School: Captained her team as a junior and senior • earned all-league in the Sunset Six League • led the league in goals scored • team advanced to conference playoffs as a senior • was an all-league player in the Valley Mission League her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons • was the first female PAT kicker on the football team in school history • ran four years of track and was a four-year league champion in the 100m and 200m.

Personal: Paulina J. Goodman • born January 22, 1990 • daughter of Yale and Robin Goodman • was an AP Scholar With Distinction • won a Rutgers Book Award • also a member of the women[apos]s indoor and outdoor track teams at JHU • majoring in applied mathematics and statistics.