April 29, 2013
Scoreboard:
- Women's Lacrosse 11, Ohio State 10
- #3 Baseball 8, Washington College 2
- #3 Baseball 15, Muhlenberg 2
- #3 Baseball 6, Muhlenberg 5 (10 inns.)
- #6 Women's Tennis 9, Swarthmore 0
- #8 Men's Tennis 9, Washington College 0
- #8 Men's Tennis 8, #24 NC Wesleyan 1
- #7 Loyola 8, #11 Men's Lacrosse 4
-- Women's Lacrosse Holds Off Ohio State, 11-10, in Regular Season Finale --
The Johns Hopkins women's lacrosse team took its first lead of the game with 27:20 to play in the game and held on to defeat host Ohio State, 11-10, in both teams' regular season finale Sunday at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. The Blue Jays (10-6, 2-3 ALC) earn the fourth seed in next week's American Lacrosse Conference Tournament. Click here for the full story.
-- Loyola Pulls Away From Men's Lacrosse, 8-4, at Homewood Field --
The seventh-ranked Loyola men's lacrosse team got a game-high three goals from senior Mike Sawyer and the Greyhound defense held 11th-ranked Johns Hopkins scoreless for the final 29 minutes of the game in a crucial 8-4 win over the Blue Jays at Homewood Field Saturday afternoon. Click here for the full story.
-- Baseball Clinches Home Field Advantage in Conference Tournament --
Colin McCarthy totaled four hits with five runs and three RBIs as the No. 3 Johns Hopkins baseball team clinched the Centennial Conference regular season crown with victories by counts of 15-2 and 6-5 over Muhlenberg Saturday. The Blue Jays will host the conference tournament for the fourth consecutive season. Click here for the full Muhlenberg story.
A pair of freshman stepped up when the team needed them most Friday afternoon as pitcher Carter Burns and shortstop Raul Shah helped lead the No. 3 Johns Hopkins baseball team to an 8-2 defeat of Washington College. Click here for the full Washington College story.
-- Women's Tennis Clinches Top Seed in Centennial Tournament --
The sixth-ranked Johns Hopkins women's tennis team shut out host Swarthmore, 9-0, in a meeting of undefeated Centennial Conference teams on Saturday afternoon. The Blue Jays complete their seventh straight undefeated conference record and clinch the top seed in next weekend's CC Tournament. Hopkins (16-2, 10-0 CC) has now won 70 straight Centennial Conference regular season matches. Click here for the full story.
-- Hersh Breaks Career Singles Record: Men's Tennis Earns a Pair of Wins --
Senior Andy Hersh broke the career singles record and eighth-ranked Johns Hopkins defeated Washington College and 24th-ranked NC Wesleyan on the final day of the regular season. Hopkins opened the day with a 9-0 win over Washington College for its 65th straight Centennial Conference win. The Blue Jays then beat the Battling Bishops, 8-1, to end the day with an overall record of 17-2. Click here for the full story.
-- Women's Track Breaks Three Conference Records at Penn Relays --
Freshman Hannah Oneda and two relay teams broke Centennial Conference records to lead the Johns Hopkins women's track & field team at the historic Penn Relays this weekend. The Blue Jays also competed at the Shippensburg Invitational. Click here for the full story.
-- Robinson, 4x800 Relay Set Men's Track Records at Penn Relays --
Junior Max Robinson and the 4x800m relay team broke program records to guide the Johns Hopkins men's track & field team at the historic Penn Relays over the weekend. Click here for the full story.
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