BALTIMORE, Md. – The Bryn Mawr tennis program traveled to Centennial Conference leader Johns Hopkins to compete in their second conference match-up of the season. Kelli Eng '26 took five games in her singles match against her Blue Jay opponent, but the Owls were unable to win a match against the 14-time Centennial Conference Champion and the Blue Jays won 9-0.  

Doubles

• Johns Hopkins won all three doubles matches to take an early 3-0 lead over the Owls.
• Second doubles, Fernanda Hurtado '25 and Eng were the only Owls to win a game against the Blue Jays in doubles.
• Without graduate student Nicole Lim and Sophie Fenster '26, the lineup shifted and Lowrey West '25 and Wynn Bryant '24 competed at first singles while Macey Ellis '26 and Kelly Cole '24 played third singles.

Singles

• Ellis was the first match to finish at sixth singles (6-0, 6-1).
• Cole managed one game from her fourth singles opponent Emily Javedan, but it was not enough, and Johns Hopkins claimed victory. However, four matches remained on court.
• At first singles, MaryBeth Hurley refused to give up a game to Bryant and West took one game from her opponent at second singles.
• Hurtado at third singles managed two games from her Blue Jay opponent before falling 6-2, 6-0.
• For the second match in a row, Eng remained the lone Owl still standing. Competing at fifth singles, the first year lost the first set (6-3) and managed to win another two games before Johns Hopkins won the last match of the day.

Johns Hopkins moves to 9-3 overall and 4-0 in conference while the Owls drop to 6-2 and 0-2 in conference.

Bryn Mawr will return home for a Saturday match against Franklin & Marshall.