BALTIMORE, MD – Johns Hopkins erupted for four goals in the second and third quarters as the Blue Jays beat host McDaniel, 10-0, Wednesday night in Centennial Conference action. The eighth-ranked Blue Jays improve to 10-4 overall and 5-1 in the conference, while the Green Terror fall to 3-9 and 0-4.
Hopkins got on the board just over nine minutes into the first quarter when
Sophia Albano spun in traffic and slotted the ball past Teaghen Rieder. Just 3:37 into the second quarter
Deedee Golla fired the ball into an open left side of the cage off an endline feed from Albano. That ignited a spurt of four JHU goals in eight minutes and 22 seconds.
Sarah Chilton followed Golla's strike with a penalty stroke goal before
Josephine Rich and
Maya Patel each scored their first career goals and Hopkins led 5-0 at the half.
Chilton scored her second penalty stroke goal 3:37 into the third. Just two and a half minutes later,
An Tran scored on a low shot off a penalty corner and the lead was 7-0.
Sophia Builione then tallied a natural hat trick, the first of her career, in a span of 10 and a half minutes.
Chilton's first penalty stroke goal of the night was her sixth of the season, breaking the program single-season record. Builione is the third different Blue Jay to notch a hat trick this season.
Aubrey Kilgore got the start and played the first quarter without having to make a save.
Emma Walsh then made her collegiate debut and finished with one save in three quarters. Reider and Lora Scarengello split time in the cage for the Green Terror, finishing with four saves and seven saves respectively.
Hopkins returns to action Wednesday, October 21 at Washington College. The Centennial Conference contest is scheduled for a 7:00 pm start.
