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Johns Hopkins Women’S Lacrosse JOHNS HOPKINS WOMEN’S LACROSSE 440 WINS // 16 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES // 45 ALL-AMERICANS SCHEDULE (9-5, 1-2 B1G) THE BASICS FEBRUARY Game 15 10 at Drexel W, 17-9 April 13, 2019 16 #9 Loyola W, 13-11 1:00 pm 23 #11 Penn L, 10-11 (OT) 27 #18 Georgetown W, 12-11 VS Stadium: MARCH Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium 2 Furman W, 20-6 Live Video: 6 St. Joseph’s W, 17-11 BLUE JAYS BUCKEYES BTN Plus 9 at Hofstra W, 15-11 (9-5, 1-2 B1G) (8-6, 0-3 B1G) Live Stats: 13 #25 High Point L, 10-13 stats.statbroadcast.com/broadcast/?id=250794p 19 UMBC W, 17-7 Head Coach: Janine Tucker Head Coach: Alexis Venechanos Twitter & Instagram: 23 Rutgers * W, 16-9 Record at JHU: 290-158 Record at OSU: 85-71 @hopkinslacrosse 30 at #8 Michigan * BTN L, 11-16 Overall Record: Same Overall Record: 121-109 APRIL Seasons at JHU: 26 Seasons at OSU: 9 Series History: JHU leads 11-6 2 at Towson W, 10-3 Overall Seasons: Same Overall Seasons: 13 at JHU: JHU leads 8-1 vs. Ohio State: 11-6 vs. Johns Hopkins: 3-5 6 #4 Northwestern * ESPNU L, 13-20 at OSU: OSU leads 5-3 9 #20 Stony Brook L, 9-12 Neutral Site: -- 13 at Ohio State * BTN + 1 pm Opening Draw Current Streak: JHU won 2 19 Penn State * ESPNU 5 pm Johns Hopkins is on the road again, traveling to the Buckeye State to take on Series Began: 2002 27 at Maryland * BTN 4:30 pm Ohio State in Big Ten action Saturday afternoon. The Blue Jays are seeking Last Game: April 20, 2018 MAY their second league win of the year, while the Buckeyes are 0-3 in the league. JHU-13, OSU-5 (at JHU) 3 B1G Semifinals BTN 5/7:30 pm 5 B1G Finals BTN 12 pm Last Time Out TALE OF THE TAPE Visiting and 20th-ranked Stony Brook scored the final three goals of the JHU OSU home games in bold game to break a 9-9 tie and take a 12-9 win over Hopkins Tuesday night. * B1G games The game featured three ties in the first 22 minutes before a three-goal run 31.14 Shots/Game 27.64 by the Seawolves gave them a 7-5 lead just 45 seconds into the second half. 23.36 SOG/Game 21.57 JHU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Hopkins battled back and tied the game at eight-all and nine-all, but Stony Asst. Director/WLax SID ______Jill Guise Brook had the final say with three goals in the final 13 minutes to earn the 13.57 Goals/Game 11.71 Office ________________ 410-516-0638 win. Junior Maggie Schneidereith led the Blue Jays with three goals, includ- 10.71 GA/Game 12.36 Cell __________________ 717-887-0825 ing the 100th of her career, and four points. Sophomore Aurora Cordingley 6.78 Assists/Game 5.50 Email ___________ [email protected] tied her career-high with three assists and senior Haley Crosson made 12 saves. 1.86 FPG/Game 2.78 .329 FPG % .470 Takeaways Hopkins caused 19 turnovers in the win at Towson last Tuesday, the most 18.50 GB/Game 21.21 by the Blue Jays since they had 19 in a 15-4 win over George Washington on 13.93 DC/Game 10.86 April 25, 2003. In addition, sophomore Keegan Barger broke a school re- cord with seven caused turnovers. Senior Morgayne Rix tied her career-high 10.57 CT/Game 10.29 with three takeaways. Barger is the Blue Jays’ active leader with 39 career 8.21 Saves/Game 11.28 B1G STANDINGS as of April 10 caused turnovers. Sophomore Aurora Cordingley leads the team with 20 caused turnovers, while Barger is second with 19 and junior Caroline Hoeg .434 SV % .477 B1G Overall Streak is third with 18. 233-267 Clears 220-267 Maryland 4-0 14-0 W14 Northwestern 3-0 9-3 W5 Hats Off .873 Clear % .824 Michigan 3-1 13-1 L1 Sophomore Keegan Barger notched her first career hat trick in the sea- Johns Hopkins 1-2 9-4 L1 son-opening win at Drexel. In fact, it was the first three goals of her career as she was a defensive midfielder last season. Penn State 1-3 5-7 L1 Junior Maggie Schneidereith leads the Blue Jays with nine hat tricks, while sophomore Aurora Cordingley has five and Ohio State 0-3 8-5 L1 redshirt senior Ellie McNulty has four. Rutgers 0-3 5-8 L3 Century Club - Part I Schedule Redshirt senior Ellie McNulty tallied a game-best five points in the win at Drexel, including the 100th of her career. The Thursday, April 11 midfielder transferred from Princeton, where she totaled 95 points (72g, 23a) in 55 games for the Tigers. She now has Maryland at Northwestern _____ 8 pm 127 career points and joins senior Miranda Ibello (157 points) and junior Maggie Schneidereith (163) in the 100-point Saturday, April 13 club. Senior Nicole DeMase needs just seven points to join Ibello, Schneidereith and McNulty with 100 career points. Johns Hopkins at Ohio State ___ 1 pm Rutgers at Michigan __________ 3 pm Century Club - Part II On Tuesday versus 20th-ranked Stony Brook, junior Maggie Schneidereith scored the 100th goal of her career. She is the 13th player in school Division I history, and 27th overall, to reach the milestone. This is the third straight year that a Blue Jay has reached the mark, as Emily Kenul and Shannon Fitzgerald each did so in 2018, and Haley Schweizer hit the mark in 2017. Game 15 • Johns Hopkins at Ohio State @HopkinsLacrosse Century Club - Part III IWLCA Coaches Poll • Apr. 8 Senior Miranda Ibello is also chasing a milestone as IN THE JHU RECORD BOOK • DIVISION I she needs just 10 assists to reach 100 for her career. Points Rk. School _____________ Pts (1st) _____ W-L She would be just the third player in school Division 9. Maggie Schneidereith __________ 163 1. Boston College _____ 625 (25) _____ 14-0 I history, and fifth overall, to reach the milestone. 11. Miranda Ibello ________________ 157 2. Maryland ____________ 600_______ 14-0 3. Syracuse _____________ 574_______ 13-2 Goals Oh Captain, My Captain 4. Notre Dame __________ 531_______ 11-2 13. Maggie Schneidereith __________ 101 Seniors Nicole DeMase and Haley Crosson have 5. Northwestern _________ 530________9-3 Hat Tricks been selected in a vote of their teammates as cap- 6. North Carolina _______ 512_______ 10-3 tains for the 2019 season. 10T. Maggie Schneidereith ___________ 17 7. Virginia ______________ 460_______ 10-5 20T. Nicole DeMase __________________ 9 8. Michigan ____________ 448_______ 13-1 B1G Players to Watch Free Position Goals 9. Penn ________________ 425________9-2 Junior Mackenzie Heldberg and sophomores Shelby 9. Nicole DeMase _________________ 23 10. Loyola _______________ 389________9-3 Harrison and Jeanne Kachris were named Big Ten 11. James Madison _______ 386_______ 10-3 19T. Shelby Harrison ________________ 14 Preseason Players to Watch. 12. Duke ________________ 319________8-5 Assists 13. Southern California ___ 295_______ 13-2 4. Miranda Ibello _________________ 90 Harrison and Kachris return after earning All-Big 14. Navy (USNA) __________ 273________9-3 Ten honors a year ago. Harrison led the Blue Jays and 5T. Maggie Schneidereith ___________ 62 15. Princeton ____________ 273________7-3 set a school freshmen record with 91 draw controls. Draw Controls 16. Denver_______________ 272_______ 10-2 Her 91 draws are also the second most in school 5. Shelby Harrison _______________ 154 17. Florida ______________ 238________7-6 single-season history and ranked second in the Big 10. Keegan Barger _________________ 100 18. Stanford _____________ 191________9-4 Ten. Kachris started all 19 games on a defense that 19. Johns Hopkins ________ 185________9-4 17. Lexi Souder ____________________ 82 ranked second in the Big Ten in scoring defense 20. Stony Brook __________ 130________7-4 Saves (10.53) and caused turnovers (8.68). She led the Blue 21. Virginia Tech _________ 119________8-7 6. Haley Crosson _________________ 282 Jays in caused turnovers (22) and ranked fourth in 22. Colorado _____________ 117________7-5 ground balls (32). Heldberg had a breakout sopho- 12. Kathleen Garvey ________________ 13 23. Georgetown ___________ 78 ________7-5 more campaign, scoring a team and career-best 41 24. Dartmouth ____________ 72 ________7-4 goals. She also ranked third on the team in points (52) and ninth in the Big Ten in goals. 25. High Point ____________ 61 ________9-4 B1G Lacrosse Cascade/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll • Apr. 8 Johns Hopkins was picked to finish fourth in the 2019 Big Ten Women’s Lacrosse Preseason Poll of the league’s seven head coaches, it was announced January 28. Defending champion Maryland was the unanimous pick to win Rk. School (W-L) __________Pts (1st) ___ Last the 2019 title, followed by Northwestern, Penn State, and Hopkins. Michigan (5th), Ohio State (6th) and Rutgers 1. Boston College (14 - 0) __ 439 (21) ______ 1 (7th) round out the poll. 2. Maryland (14 - 0) ______ 419 (1) _______ 2 3. Syracuse (13 - 2) _________394 ________ 3 Poll Position 4. Notre Dame (11 - 2) ______373 ________ 4 Hopkins remains 19th in this week’s IWLCA Coaches Poll with 185 points. The Blue Jays are also ranked 13th 5. North Carolina (10 - 3) ____350 ________ 5 in the Nike/Lax Magazine Poll and 17th in the Cascade/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. Eight of the Blue Jays’ 2019 6. Northwestern (10 - 3) _____329 ________ 6 opponents are ranked in the top-25 by the IWLCA, including five teams in the top 10 (Maryland, Northwestern, 7.
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