Box Score

The Basics
• Score: Johns Hopkins 4, McDaniel 3 (OT)
• Records: JHU (7-9, 4-5 CC), MC (7-9, 2-7 CC)
• Location: Baltimore, MD • Homewood Field
• The Short Story: The Johns Hopkins field hockey team rallied from a 3-1 deficit to defeat visiting McDaniel, 4-3, in overtime. Four different Blue Jays scored in the win and sophomore Morgan Pothast got the game-winner 6:54 into the first overtime. Hopkins picks up its second straight win to improve to 7-9 overall.

How it Happened
• McDaniel got on the board first, as the visitors took advantage of a penalty corner. Sarah Bach sent the corner to the top of the circle, where Rachel Cressman banged home a low, hard shot at the 16:17-mark.
• The Green Terror doubled its lead with just 3:38 to play in the second half. Megan Quattrone beat the last Blue Jay defender on a breakaway, drew out sophomore Greta Helvie and then scored on a shot to the far side of the cage.
• There was a flurry of goals to start the second half as the teams combined for three goals in 74 seconds and McDaniel led 3-2. Hopkins struck first to cut the deficit in half 2:24 into the half. Off a corner, sophomore Francesca Cali fired a hard shot from just outside the circle and junior Victoria Piscopo deflected it past Christina Gooding.
• McDaniel answered 62 seconds later to go up 3-1 with Quattrone's second of the game. Haley VanNostrand passed into the circle from the right side and Quattrone one-timed a shot into the center of the cage. The Blue Jays pulled back within one just 12 seconds later as junior Lindsey Adams tipped in a pass from Piscopo.
• Hopkins drew even at the 15:07-mark as sophomore Princess Sutherland got her sixth goal of the season. Senior Kiana Duncan passed down to Sutherland, who redirected the ball past Gooding.
• Sophomore Morgan Pothast gave the Blue Jays the win 6:54 into the game as she put back in her own rebound. Pothast took a pass from Sutherland on a fast break, beat Gooding and fired a shot at the cage, but Paige West sent it back out. Pothast collected the rebound and put it home for her team-leading ninth goal of the season.

What it Means
• Johns Hopkins is now 30-10-2 all-time against McDaniel and has won 11 straight in the series.
• This was the Blue Jays' third overtime game of the season and they are 2-1 in those games. Hopkins is 34-21-28 all-time in overtime games.

Inside the Box Score
• Junior Victoria Piscopo had three points, a career-high.
• Sophomore Greta Helvie finished with 13 saves and classmate Francesca Cali made a defensive save.
• Christina Gooding finished with eight saves for the Green Terror.
• McDaniel outshot Hopkins, 27-21, while Hopkins had more corners (12-9).

Up Next
• Johns Hopkins closes out the season on Saturday as the Blue Jays host the Gettysburg Bullets at 5:00 pm. It is Senior Day for the Blue Jays as well as their annual Play4theCure game.