Box Score

BALTIMORE, MD -

The Basics
• Score: Johns Hopkins 3, Rutgers-Camden 2, OT
• Records: JHU (4-1-2, 1-0-0 CC), RC (3-2-2, 1-0-0 NJAC)
• Location: Baltimore, MD · Homewood Field
• The Short Story: Sophomore Kristen Hori finished a cross from senior Meg Van de Loo 3:05 into extra time to put the Johns Hopkins women's soccer team past Rutgers-Camden 3-2 Wednesday at Homewood Field.

How it Happened
• Junior Bailey Monaco put the Blue Jays on the board in the 14th minute as she beat a Rutgers-Camden defender and goalie Katie Gurba from 10 yards out. Defender Kyla Persky sent the ball ahead to Monaco for her first career assist.
• Monaco continued the Hopkins scoring in the 25th minute, crossing the ball into the box, where Meg Van de Loo redirected the ball past Gurba for the goal.
• It was a tale of two halves as Rutgers-Camden's Catherine Fiore found the back of the net twice in the second half.
• Fiore put the ball away on an empty net from 20 yards after Bess Kitzmiller slid to stop an initial shot from the Raptors in the 48th minute.
• The Raptors' second goal was another opportunistic shot as Sarah Zuzulock passed the ball ahead to Fiore, who sent the ball over Kitzmiller's head in the 72nd minute.
• Kristen Hori ended the match in the 94th minute as she finished the cross from Van de Loo from 15 yards for the Hopkins victory.

Inside the Box Score
• The two goals allowed are the most that JHU has allowed in a victory since last season's 3-2 (OT) win over McDaniel.
• Junior Bess Kitzmiller maintains her perfect goalkeeper record of 4-0 with the win, making two saves in the match.
• The Blue Jays did not allow a shot by the Raptors in the first half and outshot Rutgers-Camden 25-6 in the match.
• JHU also did not concede a corner kick to the Raptors, but earned six corner kick opportunities.

What it Means
• Johns Hopkins maintains its perfect record against Rutgers-Camden with the 3-2 victory in the teams' second all-time meeting.
• This marks the first overtime victory for the Blue Jays in 2016 and 22nd overtime or double overtime victory in Hopkins history.

Up Next
• The Blue Jays will host Muhlenberg in their first Centennial Conference home match Saturday at 1 p.m. Johns Hopkins will celebrate the players of its 25th Anniversary Team as well as its 1996, 2006 and 2011 Centennial Conference Champion teams.