Johns Hopkins–Navy lacrosse rivalry

The Johns Hopkins–Navy lacrosse rivalry is an intercollegiate lacrosse rivalry between the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays and Navy Midshipmen. While historical rivals in football, the lacrosse series has been the headlining competition between the two universities. The Maryland programs were both national powers prior to NCAA sponsorship of the sport, with 35 national titles for the Blue Jays and 17 for the Midshipmen. They both continue to rank one-two in the most total national championships of any program in collegiate lacrosse. While both mainstays on the national stage in the modern era, Hopkins has dominated Navy head-to-head, winning 36 consecutive from 1975 to 2009. The series, annual since 1950 was halted in 2017 due to scheduling issues from conference realignment, as the longtime independents joined the Patriot League and Big Ten Conference respectively in the last decade. A 2020 renewal was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was instead renewed in 2022. As of 2024, Johns Hopkins leads the series 63–29–1.

Johns Hopkins–Navy lacrosse rivalry
Navy Midshipmen
First meeting1908
Johns Hopkins 6, Navy 1
Latest meetingMarch 17, 2023
Johns Hopkins 12, Navy 9
Statistics
Meetings total902
All-time seriesJohns Hopkins leads, 63–28–1
Largest victoryJohns Hopkins, 24–5 (1997)
Longest win streakJohns Hopkins, 36 (1975–2009)
Current win streakNavy, 1 (2024–Present)
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