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MEDIA RELEASE BALTIMORE, MD — The final chapter in the book about the 2016 Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse season won’t be written for quite some time. When it is, today’s 11-10 overtime victory against third-ranked Syracuse may take a bit more space then the rest of the chapters. The Blue Jays twice trailed their long-time rival by four in the first 20 minutes of the game, were down by three…
ROSEMONT, IL – Johns Hopkins sophomore attackman Shane Stanwick (Baltimore, MD/Boys’ Latin) and sophomore faceoff specialist Hunter Moreland (White Hall, MD/Boys’ Latin) have been named the Big Ten Men’s Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Week and Co-Specialist of the Week, respectively, for their efforts in Johns Hopkins’ 14-8 win against sixth-ranked Towson on Saturday. Johns Hopkins improved to 3-2 on the year with the victory against the Tigers.
Blue Jays, Tigers Meet for 44th Time on Saturday March 12, 2016 The Game: 11th-ranked Johns Hopkins (2-2) welcomes undefeated and sixth-ranked Towson (5-0) to Homewood Field for the third of four consecutive home games for the Blue Jays. Faceoff is set for 2:01 pm on Saturday, March 12. A Look Back: Johns Hopkins and Towson both enter this week’s game fresh off lopsided victories. The Blue Jays
PRESS RELEASE Johns Hopkins University February 28, 2016 BALTIMORE, MD – Tenth-ranked North Carolina outscored host and eighth-ranked Johns Hopkins 10-3 in the first and fourth quarters to combined as the Tar Heels topped the Blue Jays, 15-11, at Homewood Field Sunday afternoon. North Carolina opened with the first four