The Basics
• Score: Johns Hopkins-4, Dickinson-1
• Records: JHU (10-2-2-, 6-1 CC) • DC (1-9-2, 0-6-1 CC)
• Location: Phyllis Joan Miller Memorial Field • Carlisle, PA
• The Short Story:  Visiting Johns Hopkins scored three goals in a four-minute span late in the game to turn a 1-1 tie into a 4-1 win at Dickinson Wednesday evening.
 
How it Happened
• The Blue Jays fell behind early as the Red Devils made their only shot of the opening half count as Galil Cohen staked Dickinson to an early 1-0 lead with an unassisted strike at the 6:35 mark.

• Johns Hopkins, which outshot the Red Devils 14-1 in the opening 45 minutes, needed just under four minutes to pull even as the Blue Jays earned a penalty kick in the 11^th minute and Liam Creedon buried it to make it 1-1.

• The deadlock held for just over 75 minutes before the Blue Jays used a lightning-quick three-goal run to put the game away.

• Johns Hopkins took the lead for good in the 85^th minute when Ian Whamond played a ball through the box and it deflected in off a defender to make it 2-1.

• Just under two minutes later, the Blue Jays struck again when Whamond dribbled towards the top of the box and fed Daniel Ibrahim to his left; Ibrahim took one touch and the rifled a shot into the top far corner to give the Blue Jays a 3-1 lead.

• Exactly two minutes later, the Blue Jays closed out the scoring when Nate Charendoff controlled a loose ball near midfield and carried deep into the Dickinson zone and picked the near post from 20 yards out.
 
What it Means
• Johns Hopkins breaks its two-game losing streak.

• With a 6-1 league mark, the Blue Jays now have 18 points in the Centennial Conference standings and have a five-point lead over four teams that are tied for second with 13 points.

• The Blue Jays tied their season high with four goals after scoring a total of one goal in their previous three games combined.
 
Inside the Box Score
• The Blue Jays held a 25-4 advantage in shots and took 11 of the 12 corners in the game.

• Xander LeFevre posted two saves in goal to pick up the win for the Blue Jays.

• A pair of Dickinson goalies – John Baney (4) and Andrew Kempe (5) – combined to make nine saves for the Red Devils.
 
Up Next
• Johns Hopkins will return action on Saturday, October 23 when the Blue Jays welcome Muhlenberg to Homewood Field.  Game time is set for 1 pm.