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Nate Seidenstein

Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor

Nate Seidenstein is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service from Bethesda, Md., studying international politics. He once ran on a field at an MLB game and took second base.

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MEN'S BASKETBALL | Who Are the Hoyas Recruiting?

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Who Are the Hoyas Recruiting?

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor
Georgetown showed significant promise last year, but were unable to make a postseason run. A tougher schedule this season shows head coach Ed Cooley expects results from his squad.

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Big East Releases Conference Schedule, With Much to Prove for Georgetown

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor
A strong fourth quarter defensive perfomance helped buoy the Hoyas to a win against Wagner in the home opener.

FOOTBALL | Hoyas, Through Lightning, Best Wagner in Home Opener

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor

A Crash Course in Georgetown Athletics

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor
Graduate forward Micah Peavy was selected 40th overall in the 2025 NBA Draft.

BREAKING: Micah Peavy Drafted 40th Overall, Will Join New Orleans Pelicans

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

BREAKING: Thunder Draft Sorber With 15th Pick

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor
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
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
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
Junior guard Jayden Epps shoots a layup against Villanova University March 4 while sophomore forward Drew Fielder boxes out a Villanova defender. Both Epps and Fielder have entered the transfer portal this offseason. (Georgetown Athletics)

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Breaking Down the Transfer Portal Comings and Goings

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor
Students cheer on the men's basketball team during a home win over Butler University Jan. 31. Amid a resurgent season for the men’s basketball team, student groups built a new fan culture, although with differing philosophies at times. (@georgetownhoops/Instagram)

Under Different Banners, Students Build a New Culture for a Georgetown Team on the Up

By Nate Seidenstein, Sport Staff Writer
Junior guard Jayden Epps will likely star in the Hoyas' first round matchup in the inagural College Basketball Crown. (GUHoyas)

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Face Wazzu in First Round of Crown

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
First-year center Thomas Sorber is widely viewed as a first round, and perhaps even a lottery pick in this year's NBA draft, if he choose to declare. (GUHoyas)

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Peavy, Sorber Land All-Big East Recognition for their Standout Performances this Season

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
GUHoyas | The No. 10 seed Georgetown University women’s basketball team led the heavily-favored No. 2 seed Creighton University Bluejays by as much as 12, but ultimately fell 72-70.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Blow 12-Point Lead to Creighton, Bow Out of Big East Tournament

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
GUHoyas | Graduate guard Kelsey Ransom starred in a career game as the No. 10 Georgetown University Hoyas women’s basketball team outlasted the No. 7 Providence College Friars for a 58-56 win in the first round of the Big East women’s basketball tournament March 7.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Ransom Shines as Hoyas Advance, Beat Scrappy Providence Team

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
Due to a bullpen collapse, Georgetown dropped their mid-week cross-town rivalry game against Georgetown Washington 8-7. (GUHoyas)

BASEBALL | Bullpen Struggles as Hoyas Drop Sacred Heart Series, GWU Game

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
Georgetown celebrates after holding off George Mason for the last few innings in a close 15-14 contest Feb. 18. (GUHoyas)

BASEBALL | Georgetown Builds Mettle While Holding On for a 15-14 Win Against George Mason

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith catches a touchdown pass. The Eagles dominated the Kansas City NFL Team 40-22 to win Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans Feb. 9, with quarterback Jalen Hurts winning MVP. (@philadelphiaeagles/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Eagles Prove Defense Wins Championships in Super Bowl Rout of Kansas City

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
A Georgetown player runs with the ball in the Hoyas' matchup against Johns Hopkins Feb. 8. Georgetown dropped their matchup against the No. 8 Blue Jays 11-6. (GU Athletics)

MEN’S LACROSSE | Hoyas Drop Tough Loss to No. 8 Johns Hopkins

By Nate Seidenstein, Sports Staff Writer
(GUHoyas)

SWIMMING AND DIVING | Hoyas Fall to William & Mary in Senior Day Meet

By Nate Seidenstein, Special to The Hoya
The Washington Commanders' dream season came to an end Jan. 26 in the NFC Championship in a 55-23 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, in a game that saw the Eagles tie a record for the most rushing touchdowns in a playoff game and the Commanders reach their deepest point in the playoffs since the 1991-92 season. (@commanders/Instagram)

Despite NFC Championship Loss to Eagles, Commanders Saw a Revitalizing Season

By Nate Seidenstein, Special to The Hoya
The Commanders celebrate in their locker room after advancing to the NFC championships for the first time since 1991, when they last won the Super Bowl. (@commanders/X)

COMMENTARY | Commanders Defy Odds to Enter First NFC Championship Game in 32 Years

By Nate Seidenstein, Special to The Hoya
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