No. 2 Johns Hopkins beat Shorewomen Field Hockey 5-0

The Chestertown, Md – Washington College field hockey team won 2nd place Johns Hopkins at the Blue Jays 5-0 Centennial Conference on Wednesday even at Kibler Field at Roy Kirby Jr. Stadium. Shorewomen drops to 6-10 (2-7 CC), while Blue Jays improves to 16-0 (9-0 CC).

How did it happen
– Junior striker Sadie Abboud gave the visitors all the necessary score for only 3:42 match when he took the center pass from senior striker Maddie Brown-Scherer and put the winner of the game past the right corner of the goalkeeper. Sasha Dennis.
– Senior striker Izzy Thompson scored the first of two consecutive goals in just over three minutes in the second quarter, giving Johns Hopkins a 2-0 lead. The goal was scored after a post-center shoot, and Thompson then managed to plunge into the goal.
– Thompson struck again just over a minute later when he made the second winner a point out of nowhere after the Shorewomen goalkeeper’s first fight. Ava Rivera, who replaced Dennis after the second goal.
– Fresh midfielder Ava Balacek scored 4-0 in the third quarter without passing 7:08. Balacek carried the ball in a circle and shot through Rivera’s legs, which was played in the play.
– Junior defender Anna Scott scored the last goal of the evening from Abboud’s penalty corner. Scott sent a rocket from the top of the circle to the left corner of the cage past Rivera.

Scoring
Toilet – none
Goalkeepers – Dennis (18 minutes, 2 goals, 4 fights), Rivera (42 minutes, 3 goals, 9 fights)
JH – Thompson (2 goals), Abboud (goal, pass), Balacek (goal)
Goalkeepers – Alexis Loder (45:00), Morgan Skeward (15:00, fight)

Notes
– Rivera was selected as the TV player for Goose Nation when he replaced Dennis in the second quarter. It was his first action since the opening of the conference against McDaniel on the 29th. September.
– Shorewomen played their last home race of the season.

Next
– Washington College will end its term in Dickinson on Saturday afternoon.