Goucher College’s women’s basketball team fell 75-32 to the Johns Hopkins University Blue Jays on Nov. 14, 2026, in Baltimore, Maryland, in the final game of the 2026 Renie Amoss Memorial Tip-Off Classic. Sanai Knox led Goucher with 11 rebounds, while Logan Davis paced the team with eight points.
Johns Hopkins opened the game with a 19-0 first-quarter run and led 49-17 at halftime. Goucher entered the fourth quarter trailing 71-24 before the Blue Jays sealed the 75-32 victory.
Johns Hopkins Builds Early Lead
Knox collected six rebounds in the opening period as Goucher battled on the glass, though the Blue Jays held Goucher scoreless in the first quarter.
Asia Sparrow put Goucher on the scoreboard in the second quarter by making one of two free-throw attempts. Nia George then scored Goucher’s first field goal with a 3-pointer assisted by Sparrow, followed by Aairyn Gibson’s 3-pointer assisted by Tori Fowlkes.
Logan Davis added a layup late in the second quarter to close out the first-half scoring. Gibson made another 3-pointer in the third quarter, and Davis added a layup before the period ended.
Goucher Finishes With Fourth-Quarter Run
Savannah Holmes scored a fourth-quarter layup for Goucher, followed by consecutive baskets from Sparrow and Chyanne Harris as Goucher put together a 4-0 run.
Johns Hopkins responded by holding Goucher scoreless over the final four minutes. Sparrow finished with seven points, Gibson scored six, and Holmes and Davis each recorded one block.
Turnovers Create Difference
Goucher outrebounded Johns Hopkins 49-38, but Johns Hopkins held advantages in shooting and turnovers. The Blue Jays shot 36.5% from the field compared with 26.9% for Goucher, and made 37.9% of their 3-point attempts compared to Goucher’s 20%.
Goucher committed 37 turnovers to Johns Hopkins’ 12, allowing the Blue Jays to score 42 points off turnovers while Goucher scored none in that category. Johns Hopkins also held a 15-4 edge in assists and a 34-11 advantage in bench points.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Goucher’s rebounding advantage and Knox’s 11-board performance stood out despite the loss. Turnovers allowed Johns Hopkins to generate 42 points and build an early lead that proved decisive.
Goucher fell to 0-2 overall, while Johns Hopkins improved to 3-1. Goucher is scheduled to host Catholic on Wednesday, Nov. 18, to open Landmark Conference play.
Source: Original report
