BALTIMORE, Md. — 15th-ranked host Johns Hopkins University defeated visiting Washington College, 3-0, in a Centennial Conference field hockey game this afternoon in Baltimore. 

#15 Johns Hopkins 3, Washington College 0

How It Happened
- The Blue Jays held a 10-0 advantage in shots in the first half, putting four on goal. The first three were saved by Morgan Domanico while the fourth - with 1:38 on the clock - was played off the line by Sabrina Jenkins for a defensive save.  For Jenkins, it was her first career defensive save.
- Johns Hopkins finally broke through on the Blue Jays' 20th shot and ninth on goal as Abby Birk tipped in a blast sent by Katie McErlean from the top of the circle during a penalty corner with 24:53 to play in the game.
- The Blue Jays scored again less than five minutes later as Megan Ophel tipped in a shot off an assist from Michaela Corvi with 20:07 remaining.
- McErlean assisted on the Blue Jays' third goal, which Seema Sajjan sent into the back of the cage with 16:41 on the clock.

For the Shorewomen (1-7, 1-2 Centennial Conference)
- Scorers: none
- Goalkeeper: Domanico (9 saves, 3 goals allowed, 70:00)

For Johns Hopkins (5-1, 2-0 Centennial Conference)
- Scorers: Birk (goal); Ophel (goal); McErlean (2 assists); Corvi (assist)
- Goalkeeper: Jodie Baris (0 saves, 0 goals allowed, 70:00)
- The Blue Jays held a 28-0 advantage in shots and a 17-0 advantage in penalty corners in the game.

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