The Basics 
• Scores: #1 Johns Hopkins-3, Bryn Mawr-0 (25-16, 25-12, 25-15)
• Records: #1 Johns Hopkins (26-0, 9-0 CC), WAC (9-12, 2-7 CC)
• Location: Baltimore, MD • Goldfarb Gymnasium
• The Short Story: Johns Hopkins completed a perfect 27-0 regular season with a three-set sweep over Bryn Mawr on Saturday afternoon. 

How it Happened 

1st Set
• The Owls gave Johns Hopkins a fight early, battling to a 7-7 tie in the first set before the Blue Jays finished on an 18-8 run. Nicole Wood had a kill and an ace for the Owls in the early going while Virag Murphy, Lida King and Danielle Norman had early kills for Hopkins. 

• Hopkins used a 9-0 run to jump ahead 16-7, giving the Jays some cushion. Norman and Murphy had two kills each while Brooklyn Pater had a pair of service aces during the run. 

• Bryn Mawr cut it to 18-11, but a quick 3-0 run with kills from Murphy, Pater and Roxy Karrer made the Blue Jays lead 10 once more. Karrer, Pater and Murphy each added one more kill the rest of the way for a 25-16 set win. 

2nd Set
• The Owls opened the second set with a service error, setting the tempo for a 7-0 run to start the set from the Blue Jays. Chidinma Onukwugha had two kills while Pater added another pair of aces. A pair of Murphy kills extended the Hopkins lead to 10-2. 

• Lead 11-5, Hopkins got kills from Pamela Chiakpo and Adalee Lynch plus an ace from Elizabeth Hsieh to take a 14-5 lead. Another trio of kills from Pater, Onukwugha and Murphy pushed the lead to double figures at 18-7. 

• Murphy and Lynch added kills to make it 21-9 in favor of Hopkins before a 3-1 Owls run cut it back to 10. The Jays got the final three points of the set with kills from Pater and O'Neil and an ace from Hsieh. 

3rd Set 
• The Jays jumped out to a 6-2 lead in the third set. Eloise Estrada had a trio of kills for the Jays while O'Neil, Norman and Hsieh had aces. 

• A 4-1 Blue Jay run made it 10-4 as Hopkins got kills from Onukwugha, Pater and Chiakpo. 

• A 5-1 run made it 16-8 Blue Jays, essentially putting the match out of reach. Norman, Estrada and Onukwugha picked up kills while Norman registered a pair of aces. 

• Chiakpo and Murphy had the final kills of the match, giving Hopkins a 25-15 set victory and another sweep. 

Inside the Box Score
• Virag Murphy blew away her career-high, totaling 12 kills for the match. Murphy hit .409, registering 12 kills on just 22 swings. 

• 10 different Blue Jays registered a kill in the win, following 11 different Jays with a kill on Wednesday. 

• Hopkins matched Wedneday's total of 13 aces again this afternoon. Pater and Norman had four each while Pater had three for Hopkins. 
 
What It Means
 
• Johns Hopkins finishes the 2021 regular season a perfect 27-0. The Blue Jays will host the Centennial Championships this weekend as the #1 seed. 
 
• Over the course of the record setting 62-match winning streak, Hopkins has produced 47 sweeps, gone to five sets just three times, and won 186 out of 204 sets played. 

• Hopkins improved to 27-0 at home during its 62-match winning streak. 

 
What's Next
 
• Johns Hopkins will host the Centennial Volleyball Championships on Saturday and Sunday inside Goldfarb Gymnasium.