Box Score

The Basics
• Score: Johns Hopkins 2, #19 Gettysburg 1 (OT)
• Records: JHU (6-3-1, 2-1-0 CC), GC (7-1-1, 2-1-0 CC)
• Location: Gettysburg, PA • Clark Field
• The Short Story: The visiting Johns Hopkins men's soccer team fell behind early but rallied to defeat 19th-ranked Gettysburg, 2-1, in overtime Wednesday night. The Blue Jays improve to 6-3-1 overall while handing the Bullets their first loss of the season (7-1-1).

How it Happened
• Gettysburg took the early lead as Patrick Santini dribbled to the top of the box and ripped a shot inside the left post in the 10th minute.
• Johns Hopkins answered in the 42nd minute as the Jays capitalized on a corner kick. Senior co-captain Eric Buck took the corner and bent the ball into the box and off the hands of a leaping Peter Como.
• Hopkins outshot Gettysburg, 4-2, in the second half but neither team was able to get the go-ahead goal in the remainder of regulation.
• In the 92nd minute, junior Bryan See made a diving stop on a header by Santini to keep the game going. Just a minute later, Como made a diving save on a blast from junior Samy Ramadane.
• Ramadane got the golden goal in the 99th minute, his first goal of the season. Senior co-captain Andrew Park got things going, playing the ball to freshman Cole Rosenberger. He one-touched the ball to Ramadane, who beat Como to the ball and scored on a shot from the top of the box.

What it Means
• This is Johns Hopkins first win over a ranked team since a 3-2 overtime win over 25th-ranked Swarthmore on September 27, 2014. It is JHU's first win over a top-20 team since a 1-0 win over 19th-ranked Muhlenberg on September 23, 2011.
• The Blue Jays are now tied for fourth in the Centennial Conference with the Bullets and own the tiebreaker over the Bullets.
• Johns Hopkins is now 49-21-11 all-time against Gettysburg and has won three straight in the series.

Inside the Box Score
• Senior co-captain Eric Buck and junior Samy Ramadane each scored their first goal of the season.
• Junior Bryan See made three saves to earn the win. Peter Como finished with two saves in the loss.
• Johns Hopkins outshot Gettysburg, 11-7 and had more corners (2-1).

Up Next
• Johns Hopkins wraps up its three-game road swing as the Blue Jays travel to Carlisle, PA to take on the Dickinson Red Devils. Game time at Miller Field is slated for 6:00 pm.