April 22, 2013
Scoreboard:
- #11 Men's Lacrosse 15, Navy 4
- #3 Baseball 4, Ursinus 2 (Game one)
- #3 Baseball 8, Ursinus 2 (Game two)
- #8 Men's Tennis 9, Muhlenberg 0
- #8 Men's Tennis 9, Mary Washington 0
- #6 Women's Tennis 9, Muhlenberg 0
- #6 Penn State 15, #19 Women's Lacrosse 14
-- Attack Drives Men's Lacrosse Past Navy, 15-4 --
The 11th-ranked Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse team got a combined nine goals and eight assists from its starting attack trio of Wells Stanwick, John Kaestner and Brandon Benn and the Blue Jays used an 11-0 game-ending run to fuel a 15-4 victory over visiting Navy at Homewood Field Saturday afternoon. Johns Hopkins held the Midshipmen scoreless for the final 28:02. Click here for the full story.
• Patrick Stevens of The Baltimore Sun reports on Hopkins' 11-0 second half run
-- Baseball Tames Bears for 30th Victory in Double-Header --
Junior Tyler Goldstein and freshman Carter Burns turned in a pair of strong pitching performances Sunday afternoon to lead the No. 3 Johns Hopkins baseball team to a double-header sweep of Ursinus, 4-2 and 8-2. Hopkins (30-3, 12-1 CC) reached the 30-win plateau for the 15th time in program history. Click here for the full story.
-- Men's Tennis Sweeps Muhlenberg and Mary Washington --
The eighth-ranked Johns Hopkins men's tennis team earned a pair of shut out victories on Saturday, defeating Muhlenberg (9-0) and Mary Washington (9-0) at home. The Blue Jays improve to 15-2 overall and 8-0 in the Centennial Conference. With their win over the Mules, the Blue Jays clinched the top seed in the Centennial Conference Tournament with one regular season conference match remaining. Click here for the full story.
-- Women's Tennis Blanks Muhlenberg, 9-0 --
The sixth-ranked Johns Hopkins women's tennis team defeated visiting Muhlenberg, 9-0, on Saturday morning in Centennial Conference action. The Blue Jays improve to 14-2 overall and 8-0 in the conference. Click here for the full story.
-- McCorvey, Spera Lead Women's Track & Field in Weekend Action --
Senior Kristin Spera broke her own program record in the heptathlon and freshman Imoni McCorvey re-broke the program outdoor record in the triple jump to lead the Johns Hopkins women's track & field team over the weekend. Click here for the full story.
-- Holmgren Sets Freshman Mark to Lead Men's Track & Field --
Trevor Holmgren set the program freshman record in the 800m and Ryan Walsh and Brendan Evans won their respective events to lead the Johns Hopkins men's track & field team over the weekend. Click here for the full story.
-- Sixth-ranked Penn State Rallies for 15-14 Win vs. Women's Lacrosse --
Mackenzie Cyr scored with 31.1 seconds to play to give sixth-ranked Penn State a 15-14 win at 19th-ranked Johns Hopkins in American Lacrosse Conference action Sunday afternoon. The goal capped a four-goal run as the Nittany Lions rallied from a 14-11 deficit to win. Hopkins slips to 9-6 overall and 1-3 in the ALC heading into its regular season finale next week at Ohio State. Click here for the full story.
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