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Jersey Number 30
Schylar Healy
- Year:
- Junior
- Position:
- Goalkeeper
- Height:
- 5-1
- Hometown:
- Eldersburg, Md.
- High School:
- Liberty
- Major:
- Geographic Science
Bio
2015 as a Senior:
- Proved week in and week out why she was arguably the top goaltender in the CAA, earning IWLCA Second Team All-South Region honors
- Surpassed last season's numbers this year, posting career bests of 15 wins and 159 saves (10th in NCAA Division I) along with a 46.2 percent save percentage (28th in the nation) and 9.30 goals against average
- Made a season-high 12 saves twice against Richmond and Maryland earlier this year while breaking her career-best save percentage mark after posting a .706 mark against the Spiders
- Her career total of 516 saves is currently the fifth most by an active player in NCAA Division I, while her 7.71 saves per game ranks eighth and her career 2.09 ground balls per contest are 21st.
2014 as a Junior:
- All-CAA and VaSID All-State Second Teams
- Fall Semester Dean's ListÂ
- Accounted for over 96-percent of the Dukes' minutes in the net, notching an 11-7 record
- Posted a 10.24 goals-against average with 139 saves and a save percentage of 43.4 percent
- Led JMU in 2014 with 40 ground balls
- Had a career-high 14 saves at No. 12 Virginia
- Earned CAA Defender of the Week honors after making nine stops in an 8-7 victory over then-No. 5 Loyola (Md.), including shutting out the Greyhounds for a 30-minute span
- Had nine games with eight or more saves
- Was invited to participate as part of the U.S. National Team Tryout Pool
- JMU Athletics Director Scholar-Athlete Award
2013 as a Sophomore:
- Played between the pipes for all 14 games for JMU, the only goalkeeper for the entire season
- Earned All-CAA First Team honors for her play
- In NCAA statistics ranked seventh in saves avg. (9.2) and save percentage (.486), 17th in total saves (138), 30th in goals-against average (9.52) and 49th in ground balls average (2.2)
- CAA Player of the Week March 17 (career-high 15 saves at Richmond; eight saves, including one on a shot with one second left in overtime, at 11th-ranked Loyola)
- CAA leader in save percentage (.486) and saves average (9.2)
- Team leader in ground balls with 30
- Preseason All-CAA Team
- JMU Athletic Director Scholar-Athlete Award
2012 as a Freshman:
- Started in 11 of the 13 games she played in the goal
- Was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team for her play
- Third in CAA in goals-against average (8.95) and fourth in saves percentage (.437)
- CAA Rookie of the Week March 19 (season-high 13 saves, 2 ground balls vs. No. 13 Loyola)
- Tied her season best with 13 saves in a 12-8 win at Old Dominion
- JMU Athletic Director Scholar Athlete
High School and Club:
- U.S. Under-19 Team tryout invitee
- ESPN Rise ranked #7 goalkeeper in the country as a senior
- All-MVAL (Monocacy Valley Athletic League) First Team as a sophomore and senior and Second Team as a junior
- All-Carroll County First Team as a senior and Second Team as a junior
- Baltimore vs. Carroll County Senior All-Star Game
- Career saves percentage of better than .610 and senior season saves total of 200
- Four-year starter
- The Lions were Carroll County champions and MVAL Antietam Conference champions 2008, 2009
- Baltimore Metro Team 1 in National Schoolgirls Tournament 2010, alternate for 2011
- Played for M&D '11 Black Club
- All-Galaxy Team
- Also a four-year varsity field hockey starter
- Field hockey honors included All-MVAL as a sophomore, junior and seniorand team captain as a senior
- Honor Roll student
Personal:
- Schylar Alexandra Healy
- Majoring in geographic science
- Plans to join the Peace Corps following graduation from JMU
- Her father, Pat, played for legendary coach Richie Meade at the University of Baltimore
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