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The Basics
• Score: Johns Hopkins-5, Bryn Mawr-0
• Records: JHU (7-8, 3-5 CC) • BMC (0-14, 0-9 CC)
• Location: Baltimore, MD • Homewood Field
• The Short Story: The Johns Hopkins field hockey team got goals from five different goal scorers in a 5-0 win over visiting Bryn Mawr Saturday night.

How it Happened
• On a night where the Blue Jays honored their eight seniors prior to the game, it was a pair of seniors that combined for what proved to be the game-winning goal. Abby Grant sent a pass across the face of the goal and Bridget Hampton buried it at the left post at the 6:35-mark.
• Just 72 seconds later, the Blue Jays had a two-goal lead, thanks to a pair of juniors. Off a Hopkins' corner, Francesca Cali passed the ball to Amy Hallowell on the right side of the circle. She scored on a hard shot to the left corner.
• Hopkins made it a three-goal game at 10:10 when junior Clare Kavanagh got her team-leading sixth of the season. Off another Blue Jay corner, freshman Katie McErlean fired a shot from the near side and Kavanagh tipped it around Owls' goalie Angela Meng at the post.
• After a turnover in the Bryn Mawr end, sophomore Claire Fox took a pass from junior Princess Sutherland and sent it wide left to senior Austin Davis. She collected the pass and fired a hard shot between Meng and the left post to put Hopkins on top 4-0 at 18:38.
• Hopkins closed out the scoring at 45:16 off another corner. Senior Lindsey Adams took Kavanagh's insert, and passed inside to Fox. She collected the ball, dribbled around a defender and then slotted a shot inside the left post.

What it Means
• Johns Hopkins is now 23-0-1 all-time against Bryn Mawr, including 20-0 under head coach Megan Callahan.
• The Blue Jays keep their hopes for a Centennial Conference playoff berth alive with the win. Hopkins currently sits in a tie for seventh, one win behind Haverford and Gettysburg, which are tied for the fifth and final playoff spot.

Inside the Box Score
• Sophomore Claire Fox tallied her first career assist and finished with a game-high three points. Senior Austin Davis scored her first goal of the season and the eighth of her career.
• Senior Zoey Atabek earned the win after playing the first 10:19 of the game. She left the game with a 3-0 lead and without having faced a shot. Freshman Jodie Baris came on in relief and played the remainder of the game without seeing a shot.
• Hopkins outshot Bryn Mawr, 25-0, and had a distinct advantage in corners (17-0).

Up Next
• Johns Hopkins hits the road on Wednesday, October 25 to take on McDaniel. The Blue Jays and the Green Terror are currently tied in the Centennial Conference standings. Wednesday's key match-up is slated for a 7:00 pm start at Gill Stadium.