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Hopkins goalkeeper Brock Turnbaugh guards the net
Men's lacrosse
Hopkins handles UMBC for third straight win
Published March 14, 2018
Senior Shack Stanwick leads balanced attack with three goals, four assists in 13-6 victory
Two lacrosse players battle for a ground ball
Men's lacrosse
Hopkins dominant in the Dome
Published March 12, 2018
Cole Williams leads all scorers with four goals as JHU rolls to 18-7 victory vs. No. 7 Syracuse
Hopkins lacrosse player heads toward the goal
Men's lacrosse
Hopkins stumbles late in loss to UNC
Published Feb 25, 2018
No. 12 Tar Heels take control in fourth quarter, hold off No. 13 Blue Jays, 13-11
Hopkins lacrosse player evades Loyola defender
Men's lacrosse
Second-half scoring drought dooms Blue Jays
Published Feb 18, 2018
No. 9 Hopkins held to one goal after halftime in 12-5 loss to No. 14 Greyhounds
Hopkins player in white jersey raises both hands to celebrate goal
Men's lacrosse
Hopkins handles Towson in opener
Published Feb 11, 2018
Junior Kyle Marr scores four goals to pace balanced attack for No. 11 Blue Jays in 14-6 victory
A group photo of lacrosse players in their 30s and 40s
Friends for Life
Back on the field
Published Winter 2017
For these former Hopkins athletes, the Black and Blue Jays lacrosse team is a chance to play—and renew old bonds / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Men's lacrosse
Hopkins announces 2018 schedule
Published Oct 24, 2017
Blue Jays kick off the season with home matchup against Towson on Feb. 10
Hopkins lacrosse advisory board will support student-athletes
Published Sept 26, 2017
24-member group made up of active leaders and supporters of Hopkins lacrosse
Lacrosse
10 named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars
Published July 7, 2017
Six from women's team, four from men's team recognized for academic achievement
Two men in neon yellow tee shirts stand in the bleachers of Homewood Field
Top bananas
Published Summer 2017
For nearly 40 years, the Blue Jay Bananas have been a staple of Hopkins lacrosse games—superfans that travel, fruit in hand, to every game within 200 miles of Homewood campus / Johns Hopkins Magazine