Johns Hopkins University women’s field hockey defeated host McDaniel 10-0 Wednesday night in Centennial Conference action, with Sophia Builione scoring the first natural hat trick of her career. The eighth-ranked Blue Jays improved to 10-4 overall and 5-1 in conference play, while McDaniel fell to 3-9 overall and 0-4 in the conference.
Johns Hopkins Builds Early Lead Against McDaniel
Johns Hopkins led 1-0 after the first quarter, 5-0 at halftime and 9-0 after three quarters. The Blue Jays scored four goals in both the second and third quarters before adding one goal in the fourth.
Sophia Albano opened the scoring just over nine minutes into the first quarter. Deedee Golla scored 3:37 into the second quarter off an endline feed from Albano, and Sarah Chilton followed with a penalty-stroke goal.
Josephine Rich and Maya Patel each scored their first career goals during the second quarter surge. An Tran added a low shot off a penalty corner and assisted Patel’s goal.
Sophia Builione Completes Natural Hat Trick
Chilton scored her second penalty-stroke goal 3:37 into the third quarter. Her first penalty-stroke goal of the night was her sixth of the season and broke the Johns Hopkins program’s single-season record for penalty-stroke goals.
Builione then scored three goals in a span of 10 and a half minutes to complete the first natural hat trick of her career. She became the third different Johns Hopkins player to record a hat trick this season, with Evie Hamm assisting her third goal.
Johns Hopkins Records Shutout
Aubrey Kilgore started in goal for Johns Hopkins and played the first quarter without making a save. Emma Walsh made her collegiate debut and recorded one save over the final three quarters.
McDaniel goalkeepers Teaghen Rieder and Lora Scarengello split time in goal. Rieder recorded four saves, while Scarengello made seven saves.
Johns Hopkins’ Next Game
Johns Hopkins will return to action Wednesday, Oct. 21, at Washington College. The Centennial Conference contest is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Johns Hopkins University women’s field hockey used four-goal second and third quarters to pull away from McDaniel in a 10-0 Centennial Conference victory. Builione’s first natural hat trick of her career highlighted the win, while Chilton’s record-setting penalty-stroke goal and first career goals for Rich and Patel added to the Blue Jays’ offensive production.
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