14  Colleen McCaffrey Class: Senior Hometown: Mount Sinai, NY High School: Mount Sinai Height: 5-11 Position: Att.

Statistically Speaking: In school Division I history, ranks sixth in career goals (101), tied for third in free position goals (25), 12th in assists (27), ninth in points (128) and fourth in draw controls (109).

2011: Started all 17 games • led team in goals (42), points (54) and free position goals (7) • second on team in draws (38) and also grabbed 19 ground balls • named First Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic and All-ALC • also selected to ALC All-Tournament Team and ALC and IWLCA Academic Honor Rolls • totalled five points on two goals and a career-high three assists with five draws in season-opening win over George Mason • followed that with a hat trick, one assist and two draws in win over Mount St. Mary's • notched a career-high-tying six points (4g, 2a) with two ground balls and two draws in win at Stony Brook • notched a hat trick with three draws in win at Towson • scored a pair of goals and controlled three draws in loss to #13 Georgetown • scored at Harvard • notched her 100th career point with four goals and two draws in win over #4 Penn • notched second straight hat trick with two ground balls, two draws and one caused turnover in win over George Washington • named WomensLax.com Player of the Week (03-28) • scored three goals with four draws in win at Drexel • had 10-game point streak snapped in loss to #13 Vanderbilt • scored three goals and added one assist with three draws in loss at #6 Florida • notched three points on two goals and one assist, scooped up two ground balls and controlled two draws in win at UMBC • notched a hat trick, all in the second half, on just three shots with one ground ball in win over #2 Northwestern • scored and added two assists with two ground balls and two draws in loss to #13 Penn State • totaled five points on three goals and two assists and controlled two draws at #19 Ohio State • tied a school ALC Tournament record with four goals in ALC Quarterfinal loss to #17 Penn State • also scooped up two ground balls and controlled three draws against the Nittany Lions to earn ALC All-Tournament team honors.

2010: Started all 17 games • second on the team in goals (31) and points (42) and third in assists (11) • led team in draws (40) • notched career highs in every statistical category, except for ground balls • Second Team All-ALC and named to ALC Academic Honor Roll • scored a career-high-tying five goals and personal-best six points in season-opening win at George Mason • also grabbed three ground balls and three draw controls against the Patriots • scored one goal, controlled three draws and grabbed a pair of ground balls at Georgetown • scored in overtime loss to #9 Princeton • had 12-game point and goal-scoring streak snapped in win over Stony Brook • controlled five draws and caused a pair of turnovers against the Seawolves • scored four goals and added a career-high two assists with three draw controls in win over Harvard • notched a hat trick on just four shots, with two ground balls and three draws in win over Florida • tallied four points on two goals and two assists, with two ground balls and four draw controls in win at George Washington • scored and controlled two draws in loss at #7 Penn • scored, tied career-high with two assists, and grabbed four ground balls in win over Oregon • notched one goal, one assist and four draws in win over Drexel • scored on free position in loss at #10 Vanderbilt • scored a natural hat trick, including one on free position, and grabbed two ground balls in win at Mount St. Mary's • scored a pair of goals in loss at #1 Northwestern • totaled four points on two goals, including one on free position, and two assists in win at #17 Penn State • scored a game-high four goals and totaled five points in win over #17 Ohio State • scored three straight free position goals in second half of win over Buckeyes • controlled two draws in ALC Tournament loss to Florida.

2009: Started all 17 games in rookie season • Second Team All-ALC • member of 2008-09 U.S. Developmental team • second on the team in goals (28), points (32), ground balls (20) and draw controls (31) • was 10-of-14 on free position shots • 10 free position goals are tied for fifth most in a single-season in JHU history • notched 10 multi-point games, including nine multi-goal games • ended season on a nine-game point and goal-scoring streak • tallied three points, grabbed five ground balls and controlled three draws in collegiate debut against George Mason • named ALC Rookie of the Week for performance against the Patriots • scored with two ground balls and two draw controls in loss to #7 Georgetown • scored on free position, grabbed three ground balls and caused two turnovers in loss at #8 Princeton • notched first career hat trick, including two free position goals, with two draw controls in win versus Cincinnati • scooped up two ground balls and controlled two draws at Ohio State • scored a pair of goals and controlled three draws at Oregon • scored and controlled two draws in win over George Washington • controlled three draws in win over UMBC • scored and controlled two draws versus #14 Stanford • scored a pair of goals at Towson • scored on free position in loss to #3 Penn • scored and added one assist at #11 Vanderbilt • notched a pair of goals, one assist and three draw controls in shutout of Fresno State • scored a pair of goals, including one on free position, at #2 Maryland • fueled second-half rally in loss to #1 Northwestern, scoring a career-high five goals in a span of just 10:46 • also had three draw controls against the Wildcats • scored a pair of goals on free position and controlled two draws in loss to #15 Penn State • notched a team-best three points and controlled two draws in ALC Tournament loss to #11 Vanderbilt.

Personal:Colleen M. McCaffrey • born August 21, 1990 • daughter of Keith and Patti McCaffrey • only high school player named to U.S. National team pool in 2008 • scored more than 300 goals and 175 assists in high school • four-time all-league and all-county • guided Mount Sinai to Suffolk County Class C Finals as a sophomore, junior and senior • three-time US Lacrosse All-American and two-time Scholar-Athlete • won gold with the 2007 US Women's Under-19 Team at World Championships • also played volleyball and basketball • Interact Group and Best Buddies Organization volunteer • volunteer with Partnership for Student Affairs • Incentive Mentoring Program Director • Dean's List student majoring in psychology with a minor in entrepreneurship and management.