2007: Honorable Mention USILA All-American • First JHU freshman attackman to earn All-America honors since Terry Riordan and Brian Piccola in 1992 • Played in all 17 games and started the final 16 • Finished tied for second on the team in points (37), second in assists (14) and tied for third in goals (23) • 37 points and 23 goals are tied for the most ever by a freshman under head coach Dave Pietramala • Tied for eighth in the nation in points and goals among all freshmen • Registered at least one point in 14 straight games to open career before being held scoreless by Georgetown and Delaware in the NCAA Tournament • Had one goal and one assist in career debut against Albany and came back with three goals in a 7-6 double-overime victory against Princeton in the Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Classic to earn game MVP honors • Three-goal effort against theTigers ignited a four-game surge that saw him total 11 goals and four assists in four straight JHU wins over Princeton (3g), UMBC (1g, 3a), Hofstra (3g) and Syracuse (4g, 1a) • Four goals and five points against Syracuse were career highs • Surged into the NCAA Tournament with seven goals and three assists in wins against Towson (2g, 2a), Mount St. Mary's (2g) and Loyola (3g, 1a) • Scored one goal in NCAA First Round win against Notre Dame and added one goal and one assist in the NCAA Championship game against Duke.

At Pinkerton Academy: Totaled 434 points in four varsity seasons of lacrosse • Accumulated over 100 points as a sophomore (52g, 53a), junior (75g, 61a) and senior (50g, 72a) • Three-time All-America selection • Earned New Hampshire All-State honors four times and was selected as the New Hampshire Offensive Player-of-the-Year in each of his last three seasons • Helped Pinkerton to a 76-4 record with a state championship as a senior and state runner-up finishes during his freshman and junior years • Team lost in the state semifinals his sophomore year • Also earned three varsity letters in football and totaled 10 interceptions during his career as a safety.

Personal: Steven F. Boyle • The son of Gary and Jayne Boyle • Born February 12, 1987 • Older brother, Brian, played lacrosse at Penn State • Has not declared a major.