• 2007 Second Team All-ALC
2007: Played all 20 games in the midfield and started 19 • center draw specialist • led the team in draws (58) and caused turnovers (22) • fifth on the team in points (31) and goals (26) and third in ground balls (34) • recorded third most draws (58) in a single-season in school history • scored three goals in season-opening 13-7 win over George Washington • caused a turnover against Colonials • scored on her only shot and caused a turnover in a 9-7 win over George Mason • notched two goals to go with two ground balls, two draw controls and three caused turnovers in overtime loss at #4 Princeton • tallied two points on a goal and an assist in 18-5 win over Mount St. Mary's • also picked up a ground ball, controlled a draw and caused a turnover against the Mount • picked up two ground balls and controlled a draw in 15-14 win at Ohio State • had point streak snapped at eight consecutive games, dating back to last season, in win at Ohio State • notched a hat trick and had a then season-high five draw controls in loss at #10 Georgetown • scored a goal, grabbed a ground ball, controlled two draws and caused two turnovers in loss at #4 Maryland • grabbed four ground balls, controlled two draws and caused two turnovers in 20-4 win over Oregon • led team with two goals in 12-4 loss to #14 Penn • also caused two turnovers, had a ground ball and a draw control against the Quakers • tied her career-high with four goals in 15-13 win over #15 Denver • also controlled three draws, grabbed two ground balls and caused two turnovers • caused three turnovers, grabbed three ground balls and controlled two draws in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt • controlled four draws and grabbed three ground balls and tallied an assist in 15-9 win over UMBC • scored a game-high three goals in upset win over #5 Virginia • also had five draw controls with two ground balls and one caused turnover • controlled a season-high six draws with two ground balls in loss to #1 Northwestern • scored twice with one ground ball and one draw control in win over #15 Penn State • tallied four points on three goals and an assist in win at Towson • also grabbed three ground balls and controlled three draws against Tigers • controlled five draws, grabbed a ground ball and tallied an assist in 12-10 win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • tied season-high with six draws and two ground balls in loss to Northwestern in ALC championship game • tallied an assist with a game-high four draw controls, three caused turnovers and a ground ball in 12-8 win over #16 Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA Tournament • scored a goal, controlled four draws, grabbed three ground balls in loss to #6 Duke in NCAA Quarterfinals. 2006: Played in all 16 games and started 14 • led team in draw controls (54), ground balls (45) and caused turnovers (14) • finished fourth in goals (26) and tied for third in points (32) • established single-season highs in goals, assists and points • 54 draw controls is tied for the seventh-best single-season mark all-time in Hopkins' history • ranked ninth in the nation in draw controls per game (3.29) • scored three goals, added an assist and a career-high seven draw controls in 12-8 win over George Washington • tied a career-high with five ground balls in 8-7 upset of #3 Princeton • led Hopkins with seven draw controls in 17-6 win over Ohio • recorded a career-high five points in win over Ohio State on four goals and an assist • also registered two ground balls, four draw controls and one caused turnover against Buckeyes • scored one goal on a free position shot in 15-7 win over Oregon in Honolulu, controlled five draws and picked up two grounds balls • scored three goals, including the game-winner, in win over American • scored one goal on just one shot in 12-9 win at #18 Penn • picked up four ground balls, controlled one draw and caused one turnover in 11-8 win over #17 Vanderbilt • scored two goals on two shots and had five draw controls in 14-11 loss to #7 Maryland • dished out a career-high two assists in win at UMBC • also picked up a career-high seven ground balls, controlled five draws and caused one turnover • scored three goals in win at Delaware, also picked up six ground balls and controlled three draws • in loss at #2 Northwestern, recorded two draw controls to become just the second player in Hopkins Division I history with 100 career draw controls • dished out an assist and controlled one draw in 14-6 win over George Mason • at #20 Penn State, tied a career-high with four goals, also controlled three draws and picked up two ground balls • scored four goals for the second consecutive game in win over Towson, also picked up five ground balls and controlled three draws. 2005: Started all 17 games • led team in draw controls (56) and ground balls (43) • finished second in caused turnovers (20), third in goals (19) and fifth in points (22) • 56 draw controls is the second best single-season mark in Hopkins' Division I history and fifth all-time • ranked ninth in the nation in draw controls per game (3.29) • named womenslacrosse.com Rookie of the Week on May 9 after recording a career-high seven draw controls, two goals and four ground balls in 14-10 win over #6 Georgetown • scored a season-high four goals and four points in 14-0 win at Ohio • added six draw controls, two ground balls and two caused turnovers against Ohio • won seven draw controls in 13-6 win at #16 Vanderbilt and in 9-8 loss to #10 Penn State • recorded one goal, one assist, six draw controls, four ground balls and one caused turnover in 16-6 win over UMBC • scored two goals and added one assist, five ground balls, three draw controls and one caused turnover in 15-10 win at Towson • caused a season-high three turnovers in 9-6 loss to #2 Princeton • scored two goals off two shots and added one assist, three ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers in 10-8 loss to #6 Virginia in first round of the NCAA Tournament. Personal: Kadie N. Stamper • born April 16, 1986 • daughter of Michael and Linda Stamper • captain of soccer team as a senior and lacrosse team as a junior and senior • first team all-county, all-metro and All-American in lacrosse • first team all-county in soccer • led C. Milton Wright to county championship in soccer as a sophomore and senior • also won county, regional and state championships in lacrosse as a senior • sociology major with minors in psychology and business. |
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