• 2006 ALC Academic Honor Roll

2007: Played 15 games in goal and started 12 • finished the season with an 11.08 goals against average and a .429 save percentage • posted a 7-4 record on the season • tied a career-high with 11 saves in season-opening 13-7 win over George Washington • also had a ground ball in the win • made five saves in 9-7 win over George Mason • posted eight saves in overtime loss at #4 Princeton • played 37:19 in 18-5 win over Mount St. Mary's, making one save • finished one shy of her career high with 10 saves in 15-14 win at Ohio State • made 10 saves in loss at #10 Georgetown and had a ground ball • played 24:31 at #4 Maryland and made four saves in the loss to the Terrapins • played 20:01 in relief in 15-13 win over #15 Denver and made two saves on six shots • played 40:06 in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt, making two saves • played 32:58 in relief in win over #15 Penn State, making five saves while allowing just two goals to earn the win • had a career-high 15 saves in win at Towson • made 12 saves in 12-10 win over second-seeded Vanderbilt in the ALC semifinals • posted one save in 25:47 in loss to Northwestern in ALC championships game • played 36:04 and made four saves in 12-8 win over #16 Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

2006: Played in nine games and started four in her rookie season, finishing with a 9.21 goals against average and a .505 save percentage with a 3-1 record • saw action in win over Ohio, playing 16:43 and stopping four shots in relief • played 11:42 in relief in win over Ohio State making one save on four shots • earned her first win in her first career start against American • made four saves in the win over the Eagles • started in second consecutive game at #18 Penn, making a then career-high seven saves in 12-9 win • played 37:36 of relief in loss to #7 Maryland making seven saves and picking up a career-high three ground balls • played 7:53 in relief in win at Delaware and made four saves • played 5:24 of relief in win over George Mason and made two saves without surrendering a goal • started her third game of the season against Towson and posted a then career-high 11 saves and picked up two ground balls in the win • started in final game of the season, an 8-7 loss to #4 Georgetown • stopped 10 shots and picked up one ground ball in the loss to the Hoyas.

Personal: Amelia L. Harris • born October 23, 1986 • daughter of James and Martha Harris • earned district, region and all-metro honors at J.W. Robinson • led team to state championship • older brother, Taylor, played lacrosse at Navy • also competed in field hockey, track and cross country at J.W. Robinson • psychology major with an art history minor. key, track and cross country at J.W. Robinson • chemistry and art history major.