BALTIMORE, MD. – The No. 14 TCNJ field hockey team was upended, 4-0, at No. 2 Johns Hopkins on Saturday in a battle of nationally ranked powers.
 
The Blue Jays, who have lost in the national championship game three years running, scored twice late in the first quarter to take control, including a goal with 1 second remaining.
 
Hopkins tacked on two more tallies in the fourth quarter to seal it.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Johns Hopkins owned a 22-6 advantage in shots
• The Blue Jays inserted 10 corners to the Lions' 3
• Rayhanah Ahmed topped TCNJ with three shots, all of them on cage
• Bella DiNardo and Lindsay Fehir also put a shot on goal
• Brigitte Racey finished with 11 saves, her fourth career game with double-digit stops

NOTES

• Racey surpassed 100 career saves 

UP NEXT

• The Lions play a third consecutive Centennial Conference opponent when they had to the Main Line on Wednesday to take on Swarthmore