BALTIMORE, Md. – Brooke Overly and Amber Steigerwalt scored two goals each, the latter achieving a major milestone in the process, and the Ursinus College field hockey team rolled to a 6-2 Centennial Conference victory at Johns Hopkins on Saturday.

Seniors Colleen Leahy and Aliki Torrence also found the scoring column for 6^th-ranked Ursinus (9-2, 6-1), which ran its winning streak against the Blue Jays (6-6, 2-3) to five with another dominating effort. Freshman Gemma Dufoe joined Leahy with an assist, the first of her career.

Steigerwalt opened the fireworks in the 19^th minute, firing a shot that deflected off a defender and into the net for the 50^th goal of her prodigious career. The co-captain is the 10^th player in program history to reach that benchmark, and only the 16^th in CC history.

Senior Rachel Zane helped set up the next goal eight minutes later, her rocketed shot facilitating a rebound into the left corner off the stick of Leahy.

Four minutes later, Overly went to work. After Dufoe had her initial shot stoned, she sent a pass across the goalmouth to Overly, who buried the first of her goals to send Ursinus into intermission armed with a 3-0 lead.

Overly scored on a tap-in from Leahy just 1:18 into the second half and, after Hopkins sandwiched goals from Amy Hallowell and Morgan Pothost around one by Torrence, the junior set up Steigerwalt's second goal in the 62^nd minute. Steigerwalt tipped an Overly shot into the back of the cage for the second straight game; Kopera inserted a corner to the left side of the circle, and Overly ripped a blast that Steigerwalt knocked into the right corner of the net to polish off the scoring with her team-leading 10th of the year.

Overly, Steigerwalt, and freshman Erin Saybolt each took six shots for the Bears, who outdid the Blue Jays by a 35-5 count in that category. Leahy recorded five and Zane and Dufoe had four apiece.

Zoey Atabek came up with 15 saves, including one on a penalty stroke, and Johns Hopkins also had two defensive saves. Controlling play throughout, the Bears also enjoyed a 16-6 advantage in penalty corners.

Sophomore Jules Singer finished with one save for Ursinus.

The 35 shots were a season high for the Bears, one more than their tally in a 9-0 rout at Bryn Mawr last month.

The field hockey team now breaks from CC competition for the next three games, the first a tilt with Arcadia on Tuesday, October 11.