Johns Hopkins faced a tough defeat against second-ranked Northwestern in the NCAA Semifinals, ending their season with a 16-11 loss. Although the Blue Jays started the second half strong, closing a 10-3 halftime gap, they couldn't maintain momentum. The team's remarkable season concludes with a record of 17-5, the most wins in program history, while Northwestern advances to the championship with a record of 18-3.

By the Numbers
  • Johns Hopkins finished the season with 17 wins, a program record.
  • Ava Angello scored 81 goals in the season, setting a school record.
State of Play
  • Northwestern dominated the first half, outscoring Hopkins 6-0 in the second quarter.
  • Hoss led Hopkins with five points during the match, contributing two goals and three assists.
What's Next

The focus for Johns Hopkins will be on building off this record-setting season and developing their roster for the upcoming year, aiming for deeper tournament runs.

Bottom Line

Despite the setback, Johns Hopkins can take pride in a historic season, setting multiple individual and team records, which lays a strong foundation for future success.