BRYN MAWR, Pa. – Bryn Mawr's trio of senior's Tiffany Olzsuk, Manya Steinfeld and Liz Toft, were honored before Saturday's Centennial Conference showdown with visiting Johns Hopkins. In the end, the Blue Jays won the game 8-0 to improve to 8-7 overall and 5-3 in conference action.

For Johns Hopkins, Annie Shepard scored a natural hat trick to start the game with goals in the 5th, 8th and 13th minute. Her first goal was assisted by Carly Bianco. The Blue Jays took the 3-0 lead into the half.

In the second, Hopkins received five goals from five different players. Maggie Phillips scored on an Ali Bahneman assists in the 42nd minute followed by a Liane Tellier goal five minutes later.

Storm Kodde, Maddie Fryer and Kelly Schwarz rounded out the Jay's scoring output.

For Bryn Mawr, junior Isidora Armentrout and Steinfeld recorded defensive saves while sophomore Rachel Kahelin tallied Bryn Mawr's only shot of the afternoon.

In goal for the Owls, Toft posted 21 saves on 39 shots.

Bryn Mawr is back to action on Wednesday, Oct. 26, when they host Swarthmore at 4:00 pm on Shillingford Field.

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About each senior:
Tiffany Olszuk
Member of the field hockey and swim team at Bryn Mawr… member of the NFHCA Division III Academic Team…BMC representative at the Centennial Conference SAAC meeting… just returned from a week tour of Japan where she studied Contemplative Traditions – 360° on the Cultivation of Purpose, Mindfulness and Silence…will graduate in May with a degree in psychology

Liz Toft
A four-year member of the field hockey program…ranks third all-time in Bryn Mawr history with 626 saves… holds the school's single season record for saves in a season with 288 saves in 2009…holds the single game record for saves in a game with 33 against both Johns Hopkins and Ursinus in 2008…named the NCAA Statistical Champion in 2009 for having the most saves in a season… will graduate in May with a degree in English

Manya Steinfeld
The backbone of Bryn Mawr's defense for the last four seasons…appeared in 55 games for the Owls over her four-year career…a two-time captain…awarded the Team's Field Hockey award (MVP) the past two seasons…amassed six points on three goals and recorded five defensive saves as Bryn Mawr's leader on defense…board member of the Athletic Association at Bryn Mawr…will graduate in May with a degree in psychology