Junior Taylor Hoss scored with less than one second remaining, lifting the Johns Hopkins women's lacrosse team to a heart-stopping 13-12 win against Stony Brook in an NCAA tournament quarterfinal played at Homewood Field on Thursday afternoon.
The win sent the fourth-seeded Blue Jays (17-4) to the NCAA semifinals for the first time in school history.
Hopkins took possession by forcing a turnover with just 13 seconds remaining, then moved the ball upfield with a series of precision passes, culminating in Hoss's game-winner from the right side of the crease. The goal gave JHU its first lead of the game.
What. An. Ending.
See you in Evanston#BlueJayLacrosse #SCTop10 pic.twitter.com/fVxVrcg0fA
— Hopkins Women's Lacrosse (@HopkinsLacrosse) May 14, 2026
The Blue Jays will travel to Evanston, Illinois, where they will face either top-seeded and host Northwestern or No. 8 seed Colorado on Friday.
