Mary Key scored three of her game-high five goals in the second half yesterday to lead the No. 11 Johns Hopkins women to a 14-10 upset of No. 6 Georgetown at Kehoe Field in the teams' final regular-season game.
The win was Hopkins' first over a higher-ranked team this season, and it matched the biggest upset in the history of the Blue Jays' Division I women's lacrosse program; last season Hopkins beat No. 6 Notre Dame.
The Blue Jays (11-5) outscored the Hoyas 7-4 in the second half.
Key also had an assist for a game-high six points.
No. 8 Maryland 14, Loyola 9: The host Terps (12-6) broke a 6-6 halftime tie with a 7-1 second-half run led by three goals by sophomore Katie Doolittle.
The Greyhounds (5-11) were paced by Kate McHarg's game-high six points on four goals and two assists.
No. 10 Penn State 15, No. 17 Delaware 6: The host Nittany Lions (12-4) were led by Kristen Burke's five goals.
Erin Edell scored a hat trick for the Blue Hens (8-8).
Men
No. 5 Maryland 21, Pennsylvania 6: Matt Aksionoff, Jay Feeley, Chris Feifs, Ryan Lang and Andrew Urquhart each scored his first collegiate goal in the Terps' win over the host Quakers (2-11).
Maryland improved to 9-5.
No. 7 Massachusetts 13, Rutgers 7: The visiting Minutemen (12-4) captured their third Eastern College Athletic Conference championship, led by Sean Morris' five goals.
The Scarlet Knights fell to 4-9.
Ohio State 8, No. 11 Army 7: The Buckeyes (6-8) scored four goals in the final quarter to erase a two-goal deficit and beat the visiting Black Knights (11-5).
Cabrini 12, Villa Julie 7: Sophomore Kevin Quinn made 12 saves to earn Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship game Most Valuable Player honors in leading the host Cavaliers (10-5) to their fifth straight title.
Travis Phipps made 14 saves for the Mustangs (10-5).
