| Sam Schrum |
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Junior
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| Hometown:
Pasadena, MD
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| High School:
St. Mary's
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| Height:
5-4
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| Position:
Attack
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2008: Started all 17 games and led the team with 30 goals • tied for the team-lead with 36 points, ranked second on the team in draws (34) and third in ground balls (25) • had nine multi-goal games, including six hat tricks • notched 10 multi-point games • scored four goals in season opener at George Mason • was 2-of-3 on free position shots against the Patriots • controlled three draws in win at George Washington • had eight-game goal and point streak snapped against the Colonials • dished one assist in loss to #7 Princeton • scored two goals in a span of just 43 seconds in loss to #9 Georgetown • also scooped up two ground balls and controlled two draws against the Hoyas • scored two goals with two assists, two draw controls and a career-high three caused turnovers in win over Towson • scored two goals, with one draw control, one ground ball and one caused turnover in loss to #2 Maryland • totaled four points on three goals and one assist in win over #16 Oregon • also scooped up two ground balls and controlled three draws against the Ducks • netted four goals on five shots and controlled two draws in win over #19 Denver • went 1-of-2 on free position shots with one draw control in loss at #8 Penn • tallied a hat trick and tied a career-high with five draw controls in overtime loss to #17 Vanderbilt • scored one goal and added one assist in win at UMBC • also controlled three draws against the Retrievers • controlled two draws and grabbed one ground ball in loss at #4 Virginia • scored one goal, scooped up four ground balls and caused one turnover in loss at #1 Northwestern • netted a hat trick and added one assist and three draw controls in win at Penn State • notched second straight hat trick in win over Ohio State • also grabbed three ground balls and controlled four draws against the Buckeyes • scored one goal and scooped up three ground balls with one draw control in loss to #9 Vanderbilt in ALC Semifinals • ALC Academic Honor Roll • ranks 13th in JHU Division I history in career goals (60), 17th in career assists (15), 13th in career points (75) and 10th in career draw controls (64).
2007: Named 2007 ALC Rookie of the Year • started all 20 games on attack • finished tied for second on the team with 30 goals, fourth in assists (9) and points (39) • became just the fourth player in Johns Hopkins Division I history to score a goal in the first five games of rookie season • ended season on a seven-game point streak • tallied four points, three assists and one goal in first career collegiate game - a win over George Washington • also grabbed three ground balls and controlled three draws against the Colonials • scored one goal on only shot of the game in win over George Mason • also controlled two draws and caused one turnover against the Patriots • notched two goals in overtime loss at #4 Princeton • also picked up a then career-high four ground balls to go along with two draw controls and one caused turnover against the Tigers • scored twice in win over Mount St. Mary's • grabbed a career-high six ground balls, caused two turnovers and controlled a draw in win over the Mount • had a career day with four goals, five points and five draws in win at Ohio State • went 2-of-3 on free position shots against the Buckeyes • scored one goal on two shots in loss at #10 Georgetown • scored two goals on just two shots and controlled two draws in loss at #4 Maryland • netted second hat trick in win over Oregon • had eight-game point streak snapped in loss to #14 Penn • scored two goals and tallied one assist in win over #15 Denver • also had three draw controls and one ground ball against the Pioneers • tallied three points on one goal and two assists in win over UMBC • also grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover against the Retrievers • scored and picked up one ground ball in loss to #1 Northwestern • scored two goals and added one assist in win over #15 Penn State • scored four goals, all in the second half, including three straight to push Hopkins' lead to four, in win at Towson • also grabbed three ground balls and controlled two draws against the Tigers • scored one goal and tallied one assist with three draw controls in win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • scored in loss to Northwestern in ALC championship game • also controlled two draws and caused one turnover against the Wildcats • scored the game-winner against #16 Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA Tournament • also had one ground ball and one caused turnover against the Pride • in loss to #6 Duke in NCAA Quarterfinals, scored one goal on two shots and controlled one draw.
Personal: Samantha J. Schrum • born May 14, 1988 • daughter of John and Nancy Schrum • father, John `80, earned his master's degree from Johns Hopkins • uncle, Bob Holman, played lacrosse at Navy • scored 216 goals and 90 assists at St. Mary's • Under Armour All-American as a senior • two-time US Lacrosse Scholar Athlete and All-American • two-time Baltimore/Washington "Toyota High School All-Tewaaraton Team" • 2006 Washington Post and Baltimore Sun Player of the Year - Anne Arundel County • Normandy Scholar • also played field hockey and ran indoor track • National Honor Society • political science major with a minor in business.
