- All-Time Record: 540-353 (since 1976-77)
- All-Time Centennial Record: 274-71
- Centennial Titles (3): 1996-99-2003
- Playoff Appearances (19): 1995-2006, 2009-15
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Liz Tommasi, Johns Hopkins
Head Coach Nancy Funk (Messiah '76)
Last Year: 16-9, 13-5 CC, Lost to Muhlenberg in CC Semifinal
30th Season at Johns Hopkins: 512-239
39th Season Overall: 638-328
Starters Returning (3)
Katie Clark, Sr., 5-8, G, 9.1 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 68 assists
Liz Tommasi, Sr., 5-7, G, 9.6 ppg, 56 assists, 46 steals
Beatriz Williams, Sr., 5-9, F, 8.9 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 81.3 FT%
Key Returnees
Top Newcomers
Emma Brennan, 5-6, G, St. Ignatious (Ill.)
Rory Cole, 6-1, F, Wood River (Idaho)
Maddy McGrath, 5-7, G, Albertus Magnus (N.Y.)
Lexie Scholtz, 5-7, G, South Pasadena (Calif.)
Lillian Scott, 5-6, G, Westfield (N.J.)
Maggie Spitzer, 5-11, G, Holy Family (Colo.)
Marissa Varnado, 5-10, F, Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Sophia Way, 5-9, G, Adlai E. Stevenson (Ill.)
2016 Outlook
Johns Hopkins enters the season seeking their 8th consecutive playoff appearance and first title since 2003. The Blue Jays return three starters and All-CC selections in Clark, Tommasi, and Williams. Leading the team in points, assists, and steals, Clark and Tommasi are the players that will make the team go. Williams will be one of the team's top defenders and her versatility will make her difficult to guard on offense. Along with their roles on the court, the trio of seniors will help the eight freshmen adjust to playing at JHU. Look for the Blue Jays to be back in the playoff conversation.