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Gallery: No. 17 Johns Hopkins crushes No. 6 Syracuse, 18-7

The 11-goal margin was the second-worst loss for the Orange this season.
The 11-goal margin was the second-worst loss for the Orange this season. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Johns Hopkins won 18 faceoffs on Saturday in its win.
Johns Hopkins won 18 faceoffs on Saturday in its win. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Syracuse countered with just 10 faceoff wins, 10-for-28.
Syracuse countered with just 10 faceoff wins, 10-for-28. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Dom Madonna allowed 17 of the 18 Blue Jays' goals.
Dom Madonna allowed 17 of the 18 Blue Jays' goals. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Johns Hopkins forced 12 turnovers, the second-most it has ever forced in a game.
Johns Hopkins forced 12 turnovers, the second-most it has ever forced in a game. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
The Blue Jays dominated on ground balls as well, picking up 38 of a possible 60.
The Blue Jays dominated on ground balls as well, picking up 38 of a possible 60. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Syracuse's offense struggled throughout the game, scoring its second-lowest output of the season.
Syracuse's offense struggled throughout the game, scoring its second-lowest output of the season. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Jamie Trimboli was a bright spot for the Orange, scoring three goals.
Jamie Trimboli was a bright spot for the Orange, scoring three goals. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Madonna made 10 saves compared to the 17 goals he allowed.
Madonna made 10 saves compared to the 17 goals he allowed. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Kyle Prouty took two draws for Johns Hopkins, winning one.
Kyle Prouty took two draws for Johns Hopkins, winning one. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Johns Hopkins had three separate runs of at least three consecutive goals.
Johns Hopkins had three separate runs of at least three consecutive goals. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Cole Williams scored four goals for the Blue Jays in the win for Johns Hopkins.
Cole Williams scored four goals for the Blue Jays in the win for Johns Hopkins. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Alex Concannon added a hat trick of his own for the Blue Jays.
Alex Concannon added a hat trick of his own for the Blue Jays. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Concannon finished with two assists to go with his three goals.
Concannon finished with two assists to go with his three goals. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Syracuse won only 35.7 percent of faceoffs in its loss.
Syracuse won only 35.7 percent of faceoffs in its loss. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
Trimboli led Syracuse with seven shots as part of his hat-trick performance.
Trimboli led Syracuse with seven shots as part of his hat-trick performance. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
The only time SU lost by more so far was to now-No. 1 Albany.
The only time SU lost by more so far was to now-No. 1 Albany. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer
SU plays again a week from Sunday, on Mar. 18 at Rutgers.
SU plays again a week from Sunday, on Mar. 18 at Rutgers. Jordan Phelps | Staff Photographer

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By Jordan Phelps

No. 6 Syracuse (3-2, 1-0 Atlantic Coast) entered Saturday’s game having defeated two ranked opponents in a row. But the Orange could not make it three consecutive against No. 17 Johns Hopkins (3-2). The Blue Jays controlled the game from the outset and cruised to an 18-7 win.

Published on March 10, 2018 at 8:47 pm

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