WASHINGTON – The Georgetown women's lacrosse team (2-2) will travel to Baltimore, Maryland to take on No. 15 Johns Hopkins University (3-2) on Wednesday, February 28. The first draw is set for 4 p.m. at Homewood Field

About the Hoyas

• The Hoyas will be looking for redemption after a 20-4 home loss to Harvard last Friday.
• Four separate Hoyas scored in the contest while six Hoyas recorded at least one point.
• Leah Warehime started in net against the Crimson and made six saves during the first half of the contest.
• Olivia Shinsato played in her first collegiate game after entering the contest at the start of the second half. The freshman made three saves in her debut. 
• Lily Athanas has dominant at the circle for the Hoyas with a team-best 15 draw controls. 
• Emma Driggs recorded three draw controls against Towson to claim sole possession of ninth in career draw controls (139) in program history. Driggs is now eight draw controls behind Ashby Kaestner and Stacy Duca, tied for seventh. 
• Emma Gebhardt leads the Hoyas this season with 14 points (11 G, 3 A) and is three short of 100 career points.

About the Blue Jays

• Johns Hopkins is on a two-game losing streak after falling 11-10 to then-No.14 Penn on Saturday and 17-14 to then-No.9 Loyola last Wednesday. 
• Ashley Mackin leads the Blue Jay offense with 24 points (19 G, 5 A) while Ava Angello adds 16 (10 G, 6 A) and Abbey Hurlbrink has 15 (9 G, 6 A). 
• Jennifer Barry controls the circle for the Blue Jays with a squad-best 23 draw controls. 
• Jordan Carr paces the defense with 10 caused turnovers.

Series Info 

• Saturday's contest will be the 26th meeting for the Hoyas and the Blue Jays.
• The Hoyas are 10-15 all time against Johns Hopkins.

Fan Information

• Fans can tune in on Centennial Digital Network.
• Live stats will be available at GUHoyas.com.