Box Score

The Basics
? Score: #5 Franklin & Marshall-4, Johns Hopkins-0
? Records: JHU (6-5, 2-2 CC) ? FMC (8-2, 5-0 CC)
? Location: Lancaster, PA ? Tylus Field
? The Short Story: Host and fifth-ranked Franklin & Marshall beat the Johns Hopkins field hockey team, 4-0, on Wednesday night in Centennial Conference action.

How it Happened
? The Diplomats got on the board at the 21:01-mark with the first of Emily Nagle's two goals on the night. ? Franklin & Marshall turned that one-goal lead into a four-goal lead in a nine-minute span early in the second half. Melanie Consiglio sparked the run when she scored off a pass from Sydney Cole at 40:51. Consiglio then assisted on Nagle's second goal, a deflection at the left post at 45:34. Mel Gula capped the run less than four minutes later when dribbled along the left base line and scored from in tight.

What it Means
? Johns Hopkins is 22-13-1 all-time versus Franklin & Marshall, though the Diplomats have won six straight in the series.
? Hopkins' has played a tough schedule this season with its five losses coming to teams with a combined record of 46-6.

Inside the Box Score
? Junior Greta Helvie took the loss after making four saves and allowing four goals. Senior Zoey Atabek came on in relief at 52:24 and made one save.
? Franklin & Marshall outshot Hopkins, 21-2, and had more corners (15-0).

Up Next
? Johns Hopkins returns home to host sixth-ranked Ursinus on Saturday, October 8. The Blue Jays' annual "Pink Game" is slated to start at 1:00 pm at Homewood Field. Fans are encouraged to wear pink to the game and make a donation for the fight against breast cancer.