The Basics 
• Score: #2 Johns Hopkins-5 • Ursinus-0
• Records: #2 Johns Hopkins (11-0-1, 7-0 CC) • McDaniel (2-9-1, 1-4-1 CC)
• Location: Collegeville, PA • Patterson Field
• The Short Story: Rachel Jackson scored the game-winner in the seventh minute and the Blue Jays added four more second half goals to defeat Ursinus 5-0 on Saturday afternoon in Collegeville, PA

How it Happened
 
1^st Half
• Johns Hopkins wasted no time putting the pressure on Ursinus. The Jays totaled four shots in the first 5:34 of the contest, forcing Maddie Nau to make saves on shots from Riley O'Toole and Rachel Jackson. The Blue Jays earned a corner just about six minutes into the contest. Lilah Isenberg sent the corner into the box, finding the head of Bonnie Shea. The ball caromed off the cross bar, but Jackson was right there to head home the rebound and put JHU up 1-0. The goal was Jackson's fourth this season. Nau made saves on shots from O'Toole and Katie Sullivan in the 12th and 16th minutes, keeping it a 1-0 game. The Blue Jay shot barrage slowed down substantially as they were held without a shot for the final 30 minutes of the half. 
 
2^nd Half
• The Blue Jays broke it open in the second half with Sullivan's seventh goal of the season coming in the 53rd. O'Toole received the ball in the right corner from Amaya Ellis, sent in a beautiful cross and found the head of the freshman Sullivan who headed it home for a 2-0 lead. Hopkins struck again 10 minutes later to really ice the game away. Callie Jones sent a ball into the box, Elise Stanley and Nau collided and with the ball bouncing freely, Emma Bocanegra ran onto it and fired it into the net for a 3-0 lead. Bocanegra scored again in the 76th minute to extend the lead to 4-0. Katia Chiampas found the scoresheet in the 87th minute to finish off the scoring in a 5-0 victory. 

What it Means
• Hopkins has won nine straight contests and has improved their unbeaten streak to 12. 
• The Blue Jays have still never lost to Ursinus in women's soccer, improving to 24-0-2 all-time. 

Inside the Box Score
• The five goals scored was the most by the Blue Jays in a game this season, surpassing the previous high of four. 14 shots on goal was also a season-high for JHU. 
• Bocanegra joins Jones as the only Blue Jays to score multiple goals in a game this season. 
• With another goal today, Sullivan (7 goals, 2 assists) has a point in nine of 12 games this season. 
• With an assist, O'Toole has hit 60 points for her career, putting her into a tie for 20th all-time in JHU history. 

Up Next
• Big one! The Blue Jays will host #1 TCNJ in Baltimore on Wednesday. Kickoff is scheduled for 4 p.m.