Kristin Schwab

Position:
Striker
Class:
Senior
High School:
Friends School
Hometown:
Baltimore, Md.

Sophomore Year (2009): Named first-team All-Ivy and all-region ... earned third-team All-America honors by womenslacrosse.com ... CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District first-team selection ... winner of the Art Lane Award ... Started in all 18 contests ... scored a team-high 41 goals and added four assists for 45 points ... collected 40 ground balls, 43 draw controls and 29 caused turnovers, second on the team in all three categories ... had 70 shots, 57 of which were on goal ... went 7-for-14 from the eight meter ... scored two goals against Johns Hopkins on February 28 while recording a season-high seven ground balls ... a hat trick versus Rutgers on March 4 including the game winner in a 9-8 win ... tallied a goal against Penn State and Temple ... scored two goals against both James Madison and Virginia ...net two goals in a win over Cornell on March 28 ... earned a hat trick versus Columbia and Penn ... had two goals and an assist against both Yale and Dartmouth ... tallied a goal versus Brown on April 25 ... had three goals and one assist against Loyola and Maryland ... tallied five goals in a win over Georgetown in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... had a goal against Northwestern in the quarterfinals ... had a season-best four draw controls against Yale, Harvard and Georgetown ... caused a season-high five turnovers at Penn State and Loyola.

Junior Year (2008): Named Ivy League Honorable Mention ... played in 16 games and had 15 starts ... scored 16 goals and had 10 assists for 26 points ... had 36 shots on goal and 45 shots total ... her 22 draw controls was the second most on the team ... chipped in 18 caused turnovers and 25 ground balls ... scored the game-winning goal from the 8-meter arc against Johns Hopkins in the season opener, and added a season-best four draw controls as well as two ground balls and two caused turnovers ... scored three goals and chipped in an assist in the home opener versus Rutgers, where she also had three draw controls ... contributed two assists, three draw controls and three ground balls in a win over Duke on March 8 ... scored two goals and two assists in a win over James Madison on March 19, while adding three draw controls and three caused turnovers ... scored three goals, one a free-position goal, and added an assist, two caused turnover and two ground balls against Cornell on March 29 ... tallied two goals, had a season-best five ground balls and two caused turnovers at Columbia on April 2 ... had a goal and an assist versus Yale on April 5 while also added two ground balls and two caused turnovers ... collected one goal and three assists at Brown on April 26 ... had two caused turnovers and ground balls versus Maryland on April 30 ... tallied a goal at Georgetown and added two draw controls ... scored a goal and chipped in an assist against Vanderbilt in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... recorded a season-best four caused turnovers versus the Commodores ... scored a goal and had two ground balls at Northwestern in the quarterfinal round.

Sophomore Year (2007): Started all 17 games ... led the team with 32 ground balls and added 13 goals and six assists ... had at least one ground ball in every game but two ... second on the team in draw controls with 31 ... had four ground balls against Loyola on March 21 ... had a goal and an assist against Virginia on March 24 ... scored three goals and an assist in win at Dartmouth on April 21 ... scored twice against Columbia on April 27 ... tallied two goals against Georgetown in regular-season finale on May 6, in addition to three ground balls ... recorded four draw controls five times, including in the NCAA tournament against Virginia ... two caused turnovers against Temple on April 11.

Freshman Year (2006): Suffered a season-ending injury versus Virginia on March 25 ... scored 13 goals on just 15 shots in her first five games ... scored at least twice in each of the first five games of the season ... had 10 ground balls, four caused turnovers and six draw controls in six games ... collected four goals at Penn State on March 18 and three against Georgetown on March 22 ... scored two goals apiece against Johns Hopkins, Loyola and Duke.

Field Hockey: A member of the Princeton field hockey team ...won four Ivy League titles ... named second-team All-Ivy League in 2007 and was an honorable mention selection in 2008 ... played in 59 career games, scoring eight goals and added five assists for 21 points ... earned three NFHCA National Academic Squad honors.

Before Princeton: A Tewaaraton High School Player to Watch at Friends School ... earned All-America honors in 2005 .... earned national all-academic honors ... named the Athlete of the Yearby both the Towson Times and the Baltimore Messenger ... a three-time first-team all-conference selection ... three-time team captain ... named second-team all-metro as a senior ... team were conference champions in 2004 ... also played field hockey ... named the 2004 All-Metro/All-City Player of the Year in field hockey ... led her team in scoring two years and helped squad the conference championship in 2004 ... a two-time first-team all-state and first-team all-metro pick ... a three-time first-team All-City/County choice ... also earned three conference champions with her indoor soccer team.

Personal: Full name is Kristin Elise Schwab ... born Sept. 25, 1987 ... parents are Paul and Sally Schwab ... has one brother, Andrew ... majoring in ecology and evolutionary biology.