Kylie Ohlmiller had another commanding day for the Seawolves.

On her promotional bobblehead night in front of a program record 3,123 fans, the senior captain recorded 11 points to send No. 1 Stony Brook past Johns Hopkins, 15-7. Ohlmiller is now just 12 points and 12 assists shy of breaking the NCAA Division I career records for both categories.

"This was a dangerous game,” Seawolves coach Joe Spallina said. “Johns Hopkins is a very good team. The crowd was buzzing tonight. It was an incredible atmosphere for a college lacrosse game. We haven't played in a really competitive game in awhile, so I thought this was a good opportunity for us to play against a great team. For the most part, we answered the bell and I was proud of our effort."

WATCH | Another look at Kylie Ohlmiller's #SCTop10 behind-the-back goal in tonight's win over Johns Hopkins.#SeawolvesUnited | #NCAAWLAX | #AEWLAX pic.twitter.com/zlkuoKH4ZW

— Stony Brook WLAX (@StonyBrookWLAX) April 14, 2018

Ohlmiller scored the first two goals of the game and had a hand in six of Stony Brook’s first half goals. The Seawolves led the Blue Jays 7-2 at the break.

Ohlmiller again opened the second half with a point, this time for an assit to sister Taryn Ohlmiller. She then assisted Emma Schait for Stony Brook’s 10th goal of the game.

Johns Hopkins respond with back-to-back scores before Ohlmiller took the game back into her own hands with two straight goals in nearly two minutes.

The Blue Jays again scored twice, but the Seawolves finished the game on a three-goal run sparked by one more Ohlmiller goal.

When you win at home in front of a record crowd, THIS is how you celebrate.#SeawolvesUnited | #NCAAWLAX | #AEWLAX pic.twitter.com/fppQKpvus7

— Stony Brook WLAX (@StonyBrookWLAX) April 14, 2018

In case you missed it, here was her popular bobblehead.

Don’t pass up the opportunity to receive one of these Kylie Ohlmiller bobbleheads. See you tomorrow! https://t.co/cOEVaUjWLl #SeawolvesUnited pic.twitter.com/l4wzzLcgsZ

— Stony Brook Athletics (@SBAthletics) April 12, 2018

Games of Note

• Thanks to a game-winning goal from Samantha Nemirov, No. 17 Colorado claims first place in the Pac-12 with an 11-10 overtime win over No. 12 Stanford. Nemirov finished with a team-high three points. Stinson, Castillo, Grozier and Kiernan each added two goals.

• James Madison’s 21-4 win over William & Mary tied for the 10th largest margin of victory in school history, while the 17-goal win marked the biggest-ever road CAA win for the Dukes.

• Towson snapped Elon’s six-game CAA win streak with a 10-4 defeat of the Phoenix.

• Cal threw Oregon a curve ball with a 15-13 win over the Ducks behind five goals from Kirsten Swanson.

• In UConn’s dominant 20-8 win over Cincinnati, the Huskies crushed records, including senior Grace Nolan becoming the program’s all-time leader in points with 264 thanks an 11-point day.

• Kiley Anderson recorded a career-high seven goals in UMass’s 15-8 victory over George Mason.

• Glory Johnson had all the glory with the game-winning goal with less than two minutes remaining to lift Old Dominion to a 12-11 win over Mercer.

• Bridget Ruskey scored the game-winner in overtime to hand La Salle a 15-14 win over Duquesne.

*Ice Cube Voice* Today was a good day!

Most points in program history (G. Nolan, 255)
Most goals scored in the first half (G. Nolan, 6)
Tied most points in a single game (G. Nolan, 11)
Tied most goals in a single game (G. Nolan, 8)
UConn Wins

#GoTogether pic.twitter.com/oZZTvaumr9

— UConn Lacrosse (@UConnWLAX) April 13, 2018

Nike/US Lacrosse Division I Top 20 Scoreboard

No. 1 Stony Brook 15, Johns Hopkins 7
No. 4 James Madison 21, William & Mary 4
No. 10 Towson 10, Elon 4
No. 17 Colorado 11, No. 12 Stanford 10 (OT)
No. 18 USC 17, San Diego State 7

Complete Scoreboard