| Steven Boyle |
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Senior
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| Hometown:
Derry, NH
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| High School:
Pinkerton Academy
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| Height / Weight:
6-0 / 185
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| Position:
Attack
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2008: Finished third on the team in scoring with 19 goals and 15 assists for 34 points • Totaled at least three points in each of the first three games before being held scoreless against Hofstra • Scored JHU's first two goals and added an assist to fuel the win over Albany in the season-opener and added two goals and one assist against Princeton as well • Tied career high with five points on three goals and two assists vs. UMBC • Scored one goal and had one assist against Syracuse and notched the 50th point of his career with a third quarter assist against the Orange • Added two assists against Virginia and North Carolina • Did not score against Duke, but assisted on the first of Michael Doneger's three goals in the win against Maryland and added an extra-man goal against Navy • Came back with two goals and one assist in the win over Towson and two goals in the win over Mount St. Marys's • Enjoyed the most productive NCAA Tournament game of his career with three assists in the first round win over Hofstra (three assists tied career high and matched the total number of points he had in four NCAA games last season) and netted the first NCAA Tournament hat trick of his career against Navy • Keyed JHU's 10-9 upset of top-seeded Duke in the NCAA Semfinals with two goals and one assist and added a goal in the national championship game against Syracuse • Has posted at least one point in 29 of 34 career games.
2007: Honorable Mention USILA All-American • First JHU freshman attackman to earn All-America honors since Terry Riordan and Brian Piccola in 1992 • Played in all 17 games and started the final 16 • Finished tied for second on the team in points (37), second in assists (14) and tied for third in goals (23) • 37 points and 23 goals are tied for the most ever by a freshman under head coach Dave Pietramala • Tied for eighth in the nation in points and goals among all freshmen • Registered at least one point in 14 straight games to open career before being held scoreless by Georgetown and Delaware in the NCAA Tournament • Had one goal and one assist in career debut against Albany and came back with three goals in a 7-6 double-overtime victory against Princeton in the Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Classic to earn game MVP honors • Three-goal effort against theTigers ignited a four-game surge that saw him total 11 goals and four assists in four straight JHU wins over Princeton (3g), UMBC (1g, 3a), Hofstra (3g) and Syracuse (4g, 1a) • Four goals and five points against Syracuse were career highs • Surged into the NCAA Tournament with seven goals and three assists in wins against Towson (2g, 2a), Mount St. Mary's (2g) and Loyola (3g, 1a) • Scored one goal in NCAA First Round win against Notre Dame and added one goal and one assist in the NCAA Championship game against Duke.
At Pinkerton Academy: Totaled 434 points in four varsity seasons of lacrosse • Accumulated over 100 points as a sophomore (52g, 53a), junior (75g, 61a) and senior (50g, 72a) • Three-time All-America selection • Earned New Hampshire All-State honors four times and was selected as the New Hampshire Offensive Player-of-the-Year in each of his last three seasons • Helped Pinkerton to a 76-4 record with a state championship as a senior and state runner-up finishes during his freshman and junior years • Team lost in the state semifinals his sophomore year • Also earned three varsity letters in football and totaled 10 interceptions during his career as a safety.
Personal: Steven F. Boyle • The son of Gary and Jayne Boyle • Born February 12, 1987 • Older brother, Brian, played lacrosse at Penn State • Political science major.
