he Basics 
• Score: #2 Johns Hopkins-2 • Washington College-0
• Records: #2 Johns Hopkins (8-0-1, 5-0 CC) • Washington College (5-5-2, 1-3-2 CC)
• Location: Baltimore, MD • Homewood Field
• The Short Story: #2 Johns Hopkins jumped ahead of Washington College early, getting a Sophia Stone game-winning goal in the third minute to propel them to a seventh-straight victory.  

How it Happened
 
1^st Half
• It did not take long for the Blue Jays to strike on Saturday night. Less than three minutes into the contest, Hopkins earned a corner. Freshman Lilah Isenberg whipped it in, finding the head of Sophia Stone for a 1-0 lead. The goal was Stone's second of the season. A few moments later, Lauren Maynor got the first look of the game for the Shorewomen, but Hendricks was there to make the save. Amaya Ellis wanted a 2-0 lead for Hopkins around the 10 minute mark, but Noah Smith had other ideas making a comfortable save. While both teams added to their shot totals, neither put a shot on target for the final 30 minutes of the period.
 
2^nd Half
• Hopkins put the pressure on early, getting a shot on goal from Rachel Jackson less than a minute into the half. Smith added to her save total on the shot. Smith made another save in the 56^th minute, saving a shot from Juliana Taxter who tried to sneak one past the keeper towards the bottom corner. JHU struck again in the 59^th minute. Riley O'Toole played it in for Hopkins & Katie Sullivan was there to slam it home for a 2-0 lead.

What it Means
• The Blue Jays improve to 8-0-1 on the year, winners of seven straight contests.

• The win improves JHU to 5-0 in Centennial Conference play. Hopkins has never lost to the Shorewomen, improving to 21-0-1.

Inside the Box Score
• Sullivan becomes the first Blue Jay to reach five goals in 2021. The freshman has totaled 12 points in nine games in her Hopkins career.
• O'Toole and Isenberg both picked up their first assists of the season. O'Toole adds an assist to one goal in 2021 while Isenberg registered her first career point.

Up Next
• Johns Hopkins will host a crucial Centennial Conference matchup on Wednesday afternoon when McDaniel comes to town. The matchup will feature a pair of top-10 teams who are both unbeaten in conference play.