Follow Johns Hopkins Blue Jays news, scores, schedules and analysis from Maryland Sports Blog. Johns Hopkins University’s Blue Jays represent Baltimore, with most teams competing in NCAA Division III and lacrosse competing in Division I. This category brings current team reporting together with the program background that helps readers follow each season.
Hopkins has won nine NCAA men’s lacrosse championships since the NCAA began sponsoring the tournament in 1971. Its broader championship history also includes men’s swimming, women’s cross country and volleyball. The distinction between Division I lacrosse and the university’s Division III programs is important when following conference and postseason coverage.
MSB coverage follows lacrosse, football, basketball, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, swimming, cross country and other Blue Jays programs. Look for game recaps, previews, individual performances and coaching or roster developments as those stories are reported. Browse the archive below for season coverage, postseason updates and the people representing the program in competition.
Johns Hopkins University Women’s Volleyball lost to Swarthmore, 3-1, in the Centennial Conference semifinals and will await the NCAA Division III Selection Show.
Johns Hopkins University Athletics men’s football defeated Franklin & Marshall 17-3 at Homewood Field behind 246 rushing yards, more than 38 minutes of possession and a strong second-half defensive effort.
Faith Williamson scored 15 points, and Johns Hopkins University Athletics Women’s Basketball defeated Lancaster Bible 87-32 on Nov. 13, 2026.
Johns Hopkins University Athletics women’s soccer earned six All-Centennial selections, while Dan Weiler and his staff were named Centennial Conference Coaching Staff of the Year.
Johns Hopkins University Athletics men’s football welcomes Franklin & Marshall to Homewood Field on Nov. 13, 2026, for the regular-season finale.
Johns Hopkins men’s soccer placed seven players on the 2026 All-Centennial Conference team, including first-team honorees Connor Wilkes, Jaxson Marshall and Rohan Aggarwal.
Johns Hopkins University women’s field hockey defeated Denison 2-0 at Homewood Field to advance to the NCAA Sweet 16 with a 17-4 record.
Ivy Swafford recorded 21 kills and 21 digs as Johns Hopkins University women’s volleyball defeated Gettysburg, 3-1, in the Centennial Conference Tournament quarterfinals.
Wyatt Eglinton Manner led Johns Hopkins University men’s basketball with 21 points, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals in a 74-60 home-opening win over York.
Johns Hopkins University Athletics Men’s Wrestling freshman Chris Qureshi went 5-0 at the Messiah Invitational, won the 125-pound title and earned Centennial Conference Wrestler of the Week honors.
