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Johns Hopkins University Athletics Men’s Soccer Defeats St. Mary’s (MD) 1-0 on Jason Pan’s Goal

Johns Hopkins University Athletics Men’s Soccer defeated visiting St. Mary’s (MD) 1-0 on September 16, 2026, in Baltimore, Maryland. Jason Pan scored the game’s only goal in the 29th minute, and John Ghanem made three saves for his second shutout of the season. The victory improved Johns Hopkins to 3-2-1, while St. Mary’s fell to 3-4-0.

Jason Pan Scores in the 29th Minute

Johns Hopkins took the lead when Dusty Dwyer sent the ball into the box and St. Mary’s attempted to clear it. The ball reached Rohan Aggarwal, who settled it and chipped it back into the box for Pan.

Pan flicked the ball inside the right post from the right corner of the six-yard box. The goal, assisted by Aggarwal, gave Johns Hopkins a 1-0 lead that held through the final whistle.

John Ghanem Preserves the Shutout

St. Mary’s increased its pressure after halftime, totaling nine shots and seven corners in the second half. Ghanem finished with three saves, including two after the break, to earn his second shutout of the season.

Zack Reed made three saves for St. Mary’s. Neither team added to the score after Pan’s goal.

Johns Hopkins Men’s Soccer Schedule

Johns Hopkins is scheduled to play at Swarthmore on September 19, 2026, at 4 p.m. in its Centennial Conference opener.

For the complete official recap and game information, visit Johns Hopkins University Athletics.

Maryland Sports Blog Take

Johns Hopkins University Athletics Men’s Soccer converted its decisive chance through Pan and held off St. Mary’s second-half pressure. Aggarwal provided the assist, while Ghanem made the saves needed to preserve the 1-0 result.

Johns Hopkins will carry a 3-2-1 record into its Centennial Conference opener at Swarthmore.


Source: Original report

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