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Madeline Wang

Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor

Madeline Wang is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences from Campbell, Calif., studying environmental biology and English. She has hiked to the top of the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States.

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Georgetown field hockey fell to Temple 2-1 in the Big East opener Sept. 19. This was the team's first game on campus since 2022.

FIELD HOCKEY | GU Falls 2-1 to Temple in Hard-Fought Big East Opener

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Writer
The Georgetown men's soccer team shutout the Rider University Broncs 4-0 Sept. 13. Senior midfielder Zach Zengue scored twice in the first half to secure the third brace of his Georgetown career.

MEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Shutout Rider University for Second 4-0 Win This Week

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
The 2025 Vuelta a España came to a premature close Sept. 14 after protesters blocked the streets canceling the finish and podium presentation. Instead, a make shift podium presentation on cool boxes was held in a hotel carpark.

COMMENTARY | 2025 Vuelta a España: Prizewinners, Protests and Podiums

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
The Georgetown men’s soccer team fought the Duke Blue Devils to a 2-2 draw Sept. 5. Senior midfielder Zach Zengue scored the first goal of the match. (Ryan Lee/The Hoya)

MEN’S SOCCER | GU Blows Lead Late in Game, Draws 2-2 Against Duke

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
The Georgetown men's soccer team fought the No. 1 ranked and defending NCAA champions Vermont to a 1-1 draw Sept. 1. (Anthony Peltier/The Hoya)

MEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Fight No. 1 Vermont Catamounts to a Draw

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
Dutch 400-meter hurdles specialist Femke Bol won her fifth consecutive Diamond League trophy in a meet record Aug. 31. (@diamondleagueathletics/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Diamond League Final: Breaking Down Track Season’s Premier Event Ahead of 2025 World Athletics Championships

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor

A Guide to DC Sports

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
Georgetown baseball's catcher Owen Carapellotti signed with the Athletics July 16. (GUHoyas)

BASEBALL | Carapellotti Signs With the Athletics

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
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
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
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
COMMENTARY | Much to the Chagrin of Fans, Team Themselves, Washington Spirit Fall 2-0 in Sold-Out Home Opener

COMMENTARY | Much to the Chagrin of Fans, Team Themselves, Washington Spirit Fall 2-0 in Sold-Out Home Opener

By Madeline Wang, Senior Sports Editor
Graduate middle distance specialist Abel Teffra celebrates as he wins the mile at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, setting a meet record in the process. (GU Hoyas)

TRACK AND FIELD | Teffra to the Top: NCAA Indoor Mile Champion

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
The Hoyas, who currently sit at 8-8, aim to raise their season record above .500. (GUHoyas)

SOFTBALL | More of the Same, Even with a Different Coaching Staff

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
GUHoyas / Rafael Susanes | The Georgetown University women’s basketball team lost to the Providence College Friars 66-62 March 1, prolonging their losing streak to seven consecutive games.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Fail to Overcome Early Deficit, Falter Against Providence

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
MEN’S BASKETBALL | Peavy Stars But Hoyas Fail to Find Win Against UConn

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Peavy Stars But Hoyas Fail to Find Win Against UConn

By Caleigh Keating and Madeline Wang
The Georgetown University softball team before a game last season. Despite being picked last in the Big East preseason poll, the Hoyas hope a new head coach can provide them a fresh start this season. (@hoyasoftball/Instagram)

SOFTBALL | Hoyas Enter 2025 Season With Hopes of Starting Anew

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
Unrivaled League team Rose BC regroups during a matchup this season. The creation of the new 3-on-3 league has allowed WNBA players to earn a salary playing domestically during the offseason rather than overseas. (@unrivaledbasketball/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Unrivaled Presents a Unique Opportunity for Female Athletes

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
First-year guard Khadee Hession dribbles the ball during Georgetown's game against UConn Jan. 11. Hession tallied a team-high 22 points in the 73-55 loss. (GU Hoyas)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Despite Strong Start, Hoyas Fall to No. 7 UConn Huskies

By Madeline Wang, Deputy Sports Editor
The Washington Spirit clinched a spot in the 2024 NWSL Finals with a 1(3)-1(0) win against NJ/NY Gotham FC on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Audi Field. (@washingtonspirit/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Washington Spirit Beats Gotham FC in Overtime Thriller, Clinches Spot in NWSL Final

By Madeline Wang, Sports Staff Writer

COMMENTARY | Haney Recruits New Hoyas, The Georgetown Way

By Madeline Wang, Special to The Hoya
Junior forward Henley Tippins looks on during a Georgetown game. After losing 1-0 to DePaul, the Hoyas rebounded with a 1-0 win against Providence on Oct. 17

WOMEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Fall to DePaul in First Big East Loss of the Season

By Madeline Wang, Special to The Hoya

SWIMMING AND DIVING | Swimming and Diving 2024-2025 Season Preview

By Madeline Wang, Special to The Hoya
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