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Sarah Robinson
Georgetown University #50
Division I

Name

Sarah Catherine Robinson
Year Junior
School The School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
Height 5'9
Weight 180
Lacrosse Number & Why 50. My number in High school was 1 and then changed to 4, I wanted a double digit number on my jersey so I just added them up and put a zero on the end.
High School & Hometown Saint Mark's School, Southborough MA
High School Achievements
& Recognition
Undefeated seasons 1998-2000, MIP 1999, All-American Honorable Mention 2001, All-League Honorable Mention 2000 & 2001, New England All-Star in 2000 and 2001

College Achievements
& Recognition

Two time Big East player of the week 2003
Years Played Lax 6
Years Played Goalie 6
Other Positions None
Preferred Gear Mostly STX
Favorite food I like it all- but I would probably choose steak.
Favorite cd A mix cd my brother made me for Christmas- it has everything from Eminem to Dave Mathews.
Favorite movie Mary Poppins
   
Why do you play?
I love the game of lacrosse- it truly is the fastest sport on two feet. I also thrive on the competition and I greatly enjoy being part of a team.
Why are you a goalie?
Originally, I became goalie because I was too slow to play on the field. But I remained a goal keeper because I love the challenge and goalies can change the course of a game- there' s no better feeling.
How important is the goalie position?
It is essential- as my coach Kim Simons says all the time- goalie is the most important position on the field and it requires the most athleticism.
Any advice for aspiring goalies?
Keep at it- the first few years aren't always that fun. Getting hit hurts- but as you get better, and the shooters around you get better- you'll have a lot more fun.
Quote regarding the goalie position
You may sometimes take a beating in goal- but you will also experience the rush of stuffing a cocky attacker, or the high of grabbing an interception you knew was going to an open player right in front of the crease- there is nothing better than helping your team shut another team down.

 

Although she had a good start to the season, she struggled a bit with her consistency in the second half of the year and shared time with our first year keeper.

- Head Coach Kim Simons

 

Check out another HOT goalie from Georgetown:
Rich D'Andrea

 

meet Sarah's team

Georgetown • Hoyas

 

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