Grace Gavin Class: Junior Hometown: Baltimore, Md. High School: St. Paul's School for Girls Height: 5-9 Position: Midfield/Attack

2009 (Sophomore): Earned unanimous selection to the All-BIG EAST First Team after leading the Greyhounds in goals (56) and total points (74)... Received IWLCA First-Team All-Mid Atlantic Region honors as well... Second on the team in assists (18) and draw controls (33) and tied for third in ground balls (31) and caused turnovers (21)... Third in the BIG EAST in goals per game (3.29) and fourth in points per game (4.35)... Ninth in assists per game (1.06)... Her 74 total points tied for ninth in Loyola single-season history, and her 56 goals were tied for 11th... Led the conference in free-position goals per game, converting on 13 of her attempts from the eight... Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on four occasions for the second year in a row... Scored a goal in all 17 games and had 14 multi-goal efforts... Had at least two points in all but one contest... Already in Loyola's top 25 all-time in career points (22nd, 126), goals (T-21st, 94), assists (T-21st, 32), draw controls (20th, 75), and caused turnovers (19th, 32)... Opened the season strong with a five-goal, one-assist game at Stony Brook (2/18)... Also caused two turnovers and picked up three ground balls against the Seawolves... Controlled four draws and grabbed four ground balls against Virginia (2/21)... Scored five times and assisted on two others versus Davidson (3/15)... Matched her career-high with seven goals in a win over Cornell (3/18)... Recorded a hat trick just 1-minute, 44-second into the game against the Big Red and finished with a career-high eight points... Became the second player in Loyola history, along with Kate McHarg, to score seven goals twice... Scored four times against Delaware (3/23), and registered three and four goals, respectively, at Rutgers (3/27) and Notre Dame (3/29)... Scored her 100th career point against Notre Dame in just her 26th career game, becoming the second-fastest to 100 in school history behind Janet Eisenhut who scored her 100th point in her 20th game on April 19, 1981... Finished the season with three consecutive four-goal games against Louisville (4/18), at Princeton (4/29) and versus Denver (5/2).

2008 (Freshman): Led the Greyhounds with 38 goals and 52 total points... Earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors, one of just three freshmen in the conference to earn first or season team laurels... Named to the IWLCA Regional All-America Second Team... Also topped the team with 42 draw controls and was second with 14 assists... Played in every game and started all but the season-opener... Had 11 multi-goal games and six with three or more... Scored at least a point in all but one game... Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on four occasions... Scored three times and controlled three draws in her collegiate debut, at North Carolina (2/15)... Tallied three goals against Delaware (3/5) and followed that with a three-goal effort against Rutgers (3/8)... Scored four times at Notre Dame (3/22)... Recorded a season-high seven goals, tied for the most in the BIG EAST in a single-game in 2008, at Louisville (4/6)... Scored four times and assisted on two others at Mount St. Mary's (4/9).

High School: Earned eight letters - four in lacrosse, three in field hockey and one in basketball - at St. Paul's School for Girls in Brooklandville, Md... Helped her team win the IAAM A-Conference regular-season titles in 2004 and 2005 and the IAAM A-Conference tournament title in 2004 and 2006... Scored 38 goals and had 13 assists during her senior season... An IAAM A-Conference All-Star as a senior... As a senior, she was the team's captain, leading scorer and was named the team's Most Outstanding Player, as well as Offensive MVP.

Personal: Grace Gene Gavin... Daughter of Kevin and Deborah Gavin... Born in Baltimore, Md... Has one older brother, Michael... Majoring in elementary education.

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