In a tightly contested match, Ohio State edged out Johns Hopkins 7-6 in Columbus. A critical save by goalie Caleb Fyock in the final seconds preserved the victory, improving Ohio State's record to 9-3 overall and 2-2 in the Big Ten. Johns Hopkins, despite showcasing a late surge with a goal in the final minute, fell to 7-4 overall, also standing at 2-2 within the conference.

By the Numbers
  • Ohio State had 34 shots compared to Johns Hopkins' 31.
  • Caleb Fyock recorded 14 saves, with six saves made in the second quarter.
  • Johns Hopkins' Oran Gelinas also contributed with 14 saves, tying his career-high.
State of Play
  • Both teams were evenly matched, each having a 2-2 record in Big Ten play.
  • The Blue Jays had previously tied the game at 5-5 before conceding two consecutive goals.
  • Chauvette led Johns Hopkins with two goals and one assist, while Walsh and Struck each scored twice for Ohio State.
What's Next

Johns Hopkins will seek redemption against Maryland when they close the regular season at home on Saturday, April 18. The match is set to kick off at 2 PM and will be broadcasted on ESPNU.

Bottom Line

The close nature of the game highlights the competitive spirit of both teams, with crucial defensive plays determining the outcome. As the season progresses, Johns Hopkins must capitalize on their scoring opportunities to ensure a stronger finish against formidable opponents.