Columbia University Athletics

Talented goalkeeper capable of dominating any and every game ... excellent hand-eye coordination and tracking ability ... brings leadership and tons of experience to the defense and poise in the crease ... understands the game well, both what the attack is trying to do and how her teammates need to defend it ... aggressive player outside the crease ... anticipates well and pounces quickly, snagging turnovers and igniting Columbia’s transition ... accurate clears, good stick skills, and good timing on her outlets. 

2009: One of the team's captains ... started all 16 games ... tied for third on the team in caused turnovers (11) and ground balls (20) ... named the Ivy League Player of the Week on April 20 ... finished with a 11.66 goals against average and a .424 save percentage ... moved into second place for all-time career saves with 439.

2008:  Started all 15 games ... led the team in ground balls with 29 ... made a season-high 15 saves vs. Harvard ... finished with .430 save percentage ... recorded 14 saves, five ground balls, and one caused turnover in win over Fairfield ... tallied 13 saves and four ground balls against Cal. 

2007: Honorable mention All-Ivy League ... led the team in ground balls with 43 ... save percentage of .458 was third best in the conference ... made career high 17 saves against Dartmouth ... had 13 saves vs. Penn and Cornell ... started all 15 games. 

2006: Played in 11 games as a first-year ... earned wins vs. Lafayette, Quinnipiac and Fairfield ... season-high seven saves vs. Vermont ... allowed just two goals in 36 minutes in her first collegiate game vs. Lafayette. 

At Mountain Lakes: All-American as a junior ... twice first-team all-state ... played three years of lacrosse and two of field hockey ... captained both teams.

Personal: History major who may pursue a career in teaching ... mother attended Columbia School of Public Health ... Jordan Emma Mintz, b. 5-30-87 in Akron, Ohio.