Game 13  //  No. 4/4 Stony Brook (11-1, 3-0 AE) at Johns Hopkins (9-4, 1-3 Big Ten)
LOCATION	Homewood Field  //  Baltimore, Md.
DATE  //  TIME	Tuesday, April 11  //  5 p.m.
COVERAGE	ESPNU (Quint Kessenich, Sheehan Stanwick Burch)  //  Live Stats
GAME NOTES	Stony Brook
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BALTIMORE - The No. 4 Stony Brook women's lacrosse team looks for its seventh-straight win when the Seawolves face Johns Hopkins Tuesday at 5 p.m. in Baltimore on ESPNU.

Scouting the Blue Jays
Johns Hopkins is 9-4 and 1-3 in Big Ten play, having faced the conference's three ranked teams in the Blue Jays' first three Big Ten games before a 15-8 win over Michigan Saturday. Stony Brook will be the fifth ranked opponent Johns Hopkins has faced in a challenging 2017 slate.

The Blue Jays have six players with between 23 and 32 points on the season, led by 32 from Miranda Ibello and 28 from Maggie Schneidereith. Johns Hopkins has held 11 of 13 opponents to 10 goals or less.

Series History vs. Johns Hopkins
Saturday is the sixth all-time meeting between the Seawolves and Blue Jays, with Johns Hopkins holding a 3-2 advantage in the series. Stony Brook picked up a 10-7 win at LaValle Stadium last season behind three goals each from Courtney Murphy and Dorrien Van Dyke.

What's at Stake
A victory Tuesday would be the seventh-consecutive win for Stony Brook. It would also be the second against the Big Ten this season and sixth road victory of the year.

Last Time Out: Stony Brook 20, Binghamton 4
Stony Brook moved to 3-0 in America East play with a 20-4 victory over Binghamton Saturday at LaValle Stadium. Junior Kylie Ohlmiller tallied a goal and seven assists, while freshman Taryn Ohlmiller had seven points and junior Brooke Gubitosi notched six caused turnovers.

Gubitosi, TO Add to AE Weekly Honors
Junior Brooke Gubitosi earned Defensive Player of the Week honors from the America East for the third week in a row Monday, while freshman Taryn Ohlmiller was tabbed as Rookie of the Week.

Oh-My-Miller
Junior Kylie Ohlmiller leads all active Division I players with 4.91 points/game. On March 5, Ohlmiller became the first player in program history with 100 career goals and 100 career assists.

Tewaaraton Times Three
Senior Courtney Murphy, senior Dorrien Van Dyke and junior Kylie Ohlmiller were named to the Tewaaraton watch list Feb. 28.

All I Do Is Win
The Seawolves have posted an .851 winning percentage since the beginning of the 2013 season, which ranks third nationally. Stony Brook's 14 losses over that stretch are the third fewest among programs which have fielded a team all five years.

Raising The Bar
The Seawolves have totaled 94 wins since Joe Spallina took over as head coach in 2012. Stony Brook had 63 wins in its first nine years before Spallina's arrival.

She's a Freshman... And She's a Freshman, Too
The Seawolves' freshman tandem of Taryn Ohlmiller and Ally Kennedy has combined for 30-percent of Stony Brook's goals.

Next Up: Vermont
The Seawolves continue a four-game road trip Friday with a 4 p.m. game at Vermont.