BALTIMORE, MD – The third-ranked Johns Hopkins women's soccer team scored five goals in the first half from four different players in a 6-3 regular season-finale win against Franklin and Marshall at Homewood Field Saturday afternoon.  The Blue Jays improve to 15-0-2 (10-0) on the season with today's win, and cap off the program's first undefeated regular season since 2011.
 
The Blue Jays needed just under 30 seconds to breakthrough as sophomore Katie Sullivan rifled one into the top right corner from the left side of the box off an assist from Julianna Taxter.  The lead doubled two minutes later when Kacie Fillian headed in a corner kick from Kendall Dandridge. The Diplomats' Meg O'Callahan converted on a penalty kick 15 minutes into the half to get F&M on the board trailing 2-1.
 
The Blue Jays took control back quickly when Breukelen Woodard crossed one past a diving Emma Nolan and Rachel Jackson slotted it home to push the lead back out to two. Freshman Megha Salvi and Katie Sullivan added two more goals for Hopkins sending them into the locker room with a 5-1 lead.
 
Katie Sullivan completed her first career hat trick by taking a pass from Breuklen Woodard dribbled it around the keeper and tapped it in the back of the net. The Diplomats added two late goals from Alison Francis and Bri Skidmore but ultimately fell short to Johns Hopkins 6-3.
 
Johns Hopkins will return to action on Friday, November 4 when the Blue Jays welcome the winner of the four-five matchup in the CC Tournament to Homewood Field (Time TBD).
 
Notes of Interest:  The Blue Jays six goals are the most they have scored against F&M since 1999 • Johns Hopkins have scored three or more goals in eight consecutive games for the first time in program history • Rachel Jackson's goal moved her all alone at fifth all-time for most career goals at JHU with 38.