Major League Baseball is in the midst of a juicing epidemic far different from the performance-enhancing drug usage in the 1990s, and this one is actually not a problem for the game at all. The set of 10 MLB seasons spanning from 1993 to 2002 has long stood as a[Read More…]
The Georgetown women’s soccer team has had a very busy start to the season, traveling to Harrisonburg, Va., where they defeated a strong team from James Madison University 2-1 behind goals from freshman midfielder Julia Leas in the 35th minute before a second goal from reliable graduate student forward Amanda[Read More…]
The men’s team got off to a slow start against a formidable opponent in the Midshipmen (21-13, 1-0 Patriot League), who entered the match with a strong record of 20-12. The Hoyas (3-10, 1-2 Big East) lost the doubles point and went on to lose the first two matches of[Read More…]
This past weekend, the Georgetown men’s and women’s tennis teams hit the courts. Men’s tennis edged out two quality opponents, while the women’s team lost a difficult conference battle. The two wins for the men were the team’s first and second of the season and were crucial victories to right[Read More…]
Opening what many anticipate to be a Big East schedule slated with matches expected to go down to the wire, Georgetown defeated the Butler Bulldogs in the league opener 5-2 on Friday afternoon, before falling to the DePaul Blue Demons in Chicago by a final score of 4-3 Saturday. The[Read More…]
The Georgetown women’s tennis team began its spring campaign close to home Saturday as it took on Army West Point in Arlington, Va. While the Hoyas lost by a sizeable margin of 6-1, the team showed some promise as it heads into its spring season. The Hoyas went 0-1 in[Read More…]
The Georgetown men’s and women’s track teams opened their spring season this past weekend at the Nittany Lion Challenge where the team experienced varying levels of success across many events, while gaining valuable experience in the process. However, the distance runners proved again to be a strong section of the[Read More…]
Two members of the Georgetown sailing team, sophomore Carly Broussard and freshman Ford McCann, advanced to the individual sailing national championships on Nov. 3, earning two top-five finishes. McCann placed third in the competition, while Broussard earned fifth place. McCann finished first in three of the 14 races in over[Read More…]
Last weekend, the Georgetown men’s and women’s crew teams recorded strong showings at the Head of the Occoquan Regatta in Sandy Run, Va., at the final regatta of the fall season. All four varsity eight boats for the men’s and women’s teams had successful weekends; the men’s varsity eights finished[Read More…]
The Georgetown men’s and women’s crew teams headed up to Boston for the annual Head of the Charles Regatta last weekend, competing well against some of the top crew squads in the nation. Georgetown matched up against 804 other clubs racing down the Charles River over the course of the[Read More…]
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