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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Williford is one of the most highly-regarded assistant coaches in college basketball, bolstering Georgetown's efforts at recruiting local prospects.

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Cooley Hires UVA’s Williford to GU Coaching Staff

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor April 30, 2025

Jason Williford, who has spent the last 16 years as a coach at the University of Virginia (UVA) and most recently was their associate head coach, will join the Georgetown University men’s basketball...

Graduate attacker Aidan Carroll (right) headlined Georgetown's award winners this season, putting up 53 points, the third most in the Big East.

MEN’S LACROSSE | Hoyas Sweep Conference Honors, Six Players on All-Big East Teams

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor April 30, 2025

The No. 13 Georgetown University men’s lacrosse team (9-4, 4-1 Big East) took home every individual award in the conference and had 6 players named to the all-conference squad, the Big East announced...

Aaron Judge should win the American League Most Valuable Player award this year, Jay Kakani writes.

OUT OF LEFT FIELD | Captain America: Brave New World Baseball Classic

By Eilat Herman, Hoya Sports Columnist April 25, 2025

Chris Evans. Wyatt Russell. Anthony Mackie.  Aaron Judge. These are not just random names — far from it. All of these people have, at some point, been Captain America. The first three are actors....

Women's basketball graduate guard Kelsey Ransom plans to pursue her professional playing career after leaving Georgetown. (@georgetownathletics/Instagram)

PROFILE | A Look Back: GU Athletics Class of 2025 Shares Words of Wisdom

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor April 25, 2025

As the Class of 2025 prepares to conclude their undergraduate careers at Georgetown University, some took a moment to reflect on their experience in Georgetown athletics, sharing some of the key lessons...

The Tour de France peloton wound its way through the towns of Yorkshire during the 2014 Tour de France Grand Départ. (@letourdefrance/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Tour de Force: The Magic of Professional Cycling

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor April 24, 2025

Unlike most kids who grew up in the United States, I did not grow up watching Sunday night football, summer baseball games, winter hockey smashups, March Madness or either U.S. Open. Admittedly, I watched...

Cole Hocker, Josh Kerr and Yared Nuguse compete in the short distance category of the inaugural Grand Slam Track weekend. (@grandslamtrack/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Grand Slam Track: A Slam Dunk for the Running World? Perhaps Not

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor April 24, 2025

What sounds more exciting than watching your favorite track athletes race head-to-head around the track in pursuit of prize money? Watching the best in the world compete across disciplines? Getting to...

COMMENTARY | Rookies, Risks, Rising Stars: What the 2025 WNBA Draft Says About the League’s Future

COMMENTARY | Rookies, Risks, Rising Stars: What the 2025 WNBA Draft Says About the League’s Future

By Ava Hult, Sports Staff Writer April 24, 2025

As the 28th annual WNBA draft came to a close April 14 at The Shed in New York City, the lottery picks went largely as anticipated — but the real drama unfolded later, with international talents and...

The Georgetown Hoyas softball team fell 2-0 to the George Washington Revolutionaries in a mid-week matchup after failing to score any runs. (GUHoyas)

SOFTBALL | Hoyas Shut Out in Cross-Town Loss to GWU

By Kaylie Roberts, Special to The Hoya April 24, 2025

The Georgetown University softball team (10-27, 1-17 Big East) sputtered offensively and fell to the George Washington University (GWU) Revolutionaries (28-17, 12-8 Atlantic 10) on April 22 by a score...

Sorber burst onto the scene this season, earning conference and national acclaim, including a unanimous selection to the Big East all-freshman team.

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Somewhere Between DC & the Draft: For Thomas Sorber, GU Is Still in Play

By Maddie Taylor, Deputy Sports Editor April 24, 2025

First-year center Thomas Sorber sent ripples through the Georgetown University basketball community when he announced he would “test the waters” of the National Basketball Association (NBA) draft March...

Hoyas Rising, Georgetown's NIL collective, is set to close its doors if a judge gives final approval to the class action settlement set to fundamentally reshape college sports.

Judge Delays Approval for House Settlement, Which Would Shift College Sports Towards Professionalism

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor April 24, 2025

A federal judge sent lawyers for the NCAA and a group of student-athletes back to the negotiating table over a settlement set to reshape college athletics — replacing scholarship limits with roster...

Despite a series loss to Butler, senior catcher Owen Carapelloti became Georgetown's all-time home run leader with a three-run blast April 17.

BASEBALL | Despite Offensive Outburst, Bullpen Collapses As Hoyas Drop Series to Butler

By Teddy Gerkin, Sports Staff Writer April 24, 2025

Coming off of a four-game losing streak, the Georgetown University baseball team (13-27, 2-7 Big East) hosted the Butler University Bulldogs (14-26, 3-6 Big East) April 17-19, scoring 35 runs but ultimately...

First-year attacker Jack Ransom (#19) dominated, scoring five, as the Hoyas breezed past St. John's to clinch a bid to the Big East tournament.

MEN’S LACROSSE | Georgetown Clinches Big East Tournament With Dominant Win Over St. John’s

By Liv Villella, Sports Staff Writer April 24, 2025

The Georgetown University men’s lacrosse team (8-4, 3-1 Big East) defeated the St. John’s Red Storm (4-10, 0-4 Big East) 21-8 on the road Saturday, April 19 bouncing back from last week’s 3-7 loss...

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