Buckeyes Drop Big Ten Game at No. 10 Johns Hopkins

Saturday, March 23

Baltimore, Md.

1:00 PM

Ohio State

6-4, 0-3B1G

Johns Hopkins University

8-3, 1-1B1G

Ohio State

Johns Hopkins

Buckeyes Drop Big Ten Game at No. 10 Johns Hopkins

3/23/2024 5:06:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

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Ohio State returns home to host Penn State Thursday

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State women's lacrosse team fell at No. 10 Johns Hopkins, 15-5, Saturday in Baltimore, Md., in a Big Ten game. The Blue Jays jumped out to an early lead in the first quarter and the Buckeyes were unable to recover. Ohio State is now 6-4 on the year (0-3 B1G), with the Blue Jays improving to 8-3 (1-1 B1G).

Up Next
The Buckeyes will be back in Columbus to host Penn State at 7 p.m. Thursday, with BTN televising the contest. Admission and parking are free for all regular season games in Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium.

How it Happened

A quick start gave the Blue Jays a 4-0 lead at the 9:08 mark of the first quarter.
Buckeye Annie Hargraves set up Kate Tyack for a goal at 6:55, but two Blue Jay tallies pushed the lead to 6-1 at the end of the first quarter.
Only three goals were scored in the second quarter, with a Jamie Lasda tally, set up by a Regan Alexander clear, sandwiched by two JHU goal. The Blue Jays led 8-2 at halftime.
Johns Hopkins notched five in a row to start the second half to move the lead to 13-2.
Lasda notched a player-down goal for the Buckeyes at 2:57 and a player-up goal from Hopkins closed the scoring in the third stanza.
Hopkins opened the scoring at 11:36 of the fourth quarter.
Ohio State tallied the final two goals, with Brynn Ammerman setting up Kampbell Stone at 9:43 and Coleman finding Hargraves for a tally at 1:52.
Ohio State had 11 of the 23 draw controls in the game. Lasda had four, while Hargraves, Tyack and Emily Magalotti each had two.
Alexander led the Buckeyes with five ground balls and also had four caused turnovers. She ended the day with seven saves.

Buckeye This and That

Lasda leads the Buckeyes with 30 goals and 36 points. She moved her career-long scoring streak to 16 games and has 41 goals, 18 assists and 59 points in the stretch. In her career, Lasda has 94 goals, 49 assists and 143 points in 52 games.
Ammerman has at least one point in each game this season and is second on the squad with 32 points, ranking first with 18 assists.
Coleman has a point in all but one game this season and has 22 points on the year, with 11 goals and 11 assists.
Hargraves has a point in eight of 10 games, with five multiple-point outings. The assist was the first of her career.
Stone has a goal in eight of her first 10 collegiate games, with 10 on the year, along with an assist for 11 points.
Tyack has a goal in back-to-back games and now has eight on the year.
Freshman defender Ella Wright made her first collegiate start.