No. 25 Buckeyes Fall at No. 8 Johns Hopkins

Sunday, March 22

Baltimore, Md.

Noon

Ohio State

6-4, 1-2B1G

Johns Hopkins

10-1, 3-0B1G

Ohio State

Johns Hopkins

No. 25 Buckeyes Fall at No. 8 Johns Hopkins

3/22/2026 5:38:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

Callaghan and Tyack notch hat tricks for Ohio State

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 25 Ohio State women's lacrosse team lost on the road to No. 8 Johns Hopkins, 18-12, Sunday at Homewood Field in Baltimore. The Blue Jays led 3-1 after the first quarter and 8-4 at the half. Ohio State cut the lead to two twice in the third quarter but could get no closer. Kate Tyack led the Buckeyes with five points, on three goals and two assists, while Camryn Callaghan had a hat trick and Abby Boyle was first with 10 draw controls.

The Buckeyes are now 6-4 on the year (1-2 Big Ten) and Johns Hopkins is 10-1 (3-0 B1G).

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Ohio State will host Oregon at 6 p.m. Thursday in Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium in Columbus. Admission and parking are free.

How it Happened

The Blue Jays notched the game's first three goals at 13:09, 9:17 and 3:12.
A free position shot from Camryn Callaghan put the Buckeyes on the board at 2:05 and the first quarter ended with Johns Hopkins up 3-1.
The Buckeyes were outscored 5-3 in the second quarter, giving the Blue Jays an 8-4 lead at the half.
Hopkins tallied the first two goals of the quarter before Buckeye Lindsey Moneymaker scored at 9:41.
After a JHU goal, Callaghan forced a turnover deep in the Blue Jay zone for a goal at 6:36.
The Blue Jays scored back-to-back at 5:09 and 4:16 to go ahead 8-3.
Ohio State's Brooke Vinson ended the scoring in the half with 28 seconds remaining.
The home team opened the scoring in the third before a three-goal Buckeye run for a two-goal game (9-7).
The first Hopkins goal came at 14:00. Buckeye Abby Boyle won the next draw control and set up a Kate Tyack score at 13:45.
Kampbell Stone followed with a free position score a minute later and Tyack set up a Callaghan goal at 12:06.
The Blue Jays stopped Ohio State's run at 11:30. Annie Hargraves set up a Tyack goal at 10:41 to again put the Buckeyes within two (10-8).
Hopkins answered with a four-goal run to stretch the lead to 14-8 at 1:55.
Stone scored unassisted with 39 seconds left for a 14-9 game after the third quarter.
The first two goals of the fourth came from the Buckeyes by Vinson at 14:21 and at 11:03 on a Tyack free position goal for a 14-11 game.
Four goals from Johns Hopkins followed, moving the lead to 18-11 at 4:00.
Tyack set up Maddy Paz with 1:46 left, which stood as the game's final goal.
Ohio State was outshot, 31-28, and the Blue Jays led in ground balls, 19-11. Darrien Furiness was first for the Buckeyes with three ground balls and Katie Kaucheck and Jocelyn Torres each had two.
The Buckeyes won 21-of-32 draw controls in the game. Boyle had a team-high 10, with Stone recording five.

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Buckeye This and That

Callaghan is first on the squad with 28 goals and second with 37 points after a hat trick vs. the Blue Jays. She now has 223 career points (185g, 38a). Callaghan has a point in each of her last 25 games, with a 66-15-81 line in the stretch. The game was her sixth of the year with three or more goals.
With three goals and two assists for five points, Tyack extended her point streak to 16 with 39 goals and 53 points in the stretch. She has 27 goals and 13 assists for 40 points this year, with 111 points as a Buckeye (85 g, 26a)
Boyle leads Ohio State with a career-high 60 draw controls.
Vinson marked her second career multiple-goal outing with two scores. She has a career-best 11 goals and 14 points on the year.
Stone scored twice and now has 13 multi-goal outings as a Buckeye. This year she has 14 goals and is second with 22 draw controls.
The Buckeyes have 10 or more goals in eight games on the year.