Box Score The Basics
• Score: #6 Johns Hopkins-4, Mary Washington-0
• Records: JHU (2-0) • UMW (0-2)
• Location: Baltimore, MD • Homewood Field
• The Short Story: The Blue Jays dominated from start to finish in Sunday night's finale of the JHU Women's Soccer Invitational. The Blue Jays were named tournament champions with a 2-0 record for the weekend.
 
How it Happened
• 1^st Half
The Blue Jays opened up the scoring in the 12^th minute, once again getting a strong rip from freshman Katie Sullivan. Ava Neijna pushed the ball up the wing on the far side. Neijna sent the ball inside through the legs of Lilah Isenberg and into the feet of Sullivan. Sullivan took on her defender, created space to her left and pummeled the ball with her left foot, floating into the back of the net over the hands of Allison Nork. The Jays nearly got Rachel Jackson free in the 24^th minute as the senior got around the defense, but with the keeper charging out, Jackson pushed it left of net. Jackson got another great look in the 28^th minute, but Nork was able to make a sliding save to keep the senior off the score sheet. Moments later, Hopkins struck for a second time. In the 30^th minute, Callie Jones got a gift at her feet off of a corner kick that she neatly deposited into the back of the net for her first career goal. Using every last second of the first half clock, Hopkins put up a third goal nearly at the buzzer. Alanna Craig sent a cross in with time ticking down. The ball was deflected out to a defender's feet before a failed clearance resulted in a last-second goal from freshman Katia Chiampas. The goal was also the first of Chiampas' career.
• 2^nd Half
The Blue Jay defense continued its dominance, adding another 45 scoreless minutes to their season-opening total. With a three goal lead, Weiler got some extra contributors on the backline. Elle Marine and Caroline Bates joined the group from yesterday's performance and pitched in on a second consecutive shutout. Neijna added one for good luck in the 57^th minute. Taking a free kick, the junior sent it quickly out wide to Amaya Ellis. Ellis dished it right back and Neijna ripped one from about 15 yards out, finding the back of the net.

What it Means
• The Blue Jays were named the champions of the JHU Women's Soccer Invitational after a 2-0 weekend. Four Jays were named to the All-Tournament team: Katie Sullivan, Ava Neijna, Amaya Ellis and Laurel Buck. 
 
Inside the Box Score
• Katie Sullivan scored her second career goal in just her second career game. She is the first freshman player to score in her first two contests since Hannah Kronick in 2011.
• Chiampas, Jones and Neijna each scored the first goal of their careers. With a missed 2020 season and a lot of new blood, there will be many firsts to come from the Jays in 2021.
• Johns Hopkins hasn't lost at home since the 2018 NCAA Tournament against Misericordia. The Blue Jays are now 8-0-1 at Homewood Field during that stretch.
 
Up Next
• The Blue Jays will remain at home, hosting top-ranked Messiah on Wednesday at 7 p.m. on Homewood Field.