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TRACK & FIELD | Cross-Country Success for GU

By Morgan Birck April 8, 2014

Spread across the country, the Georgetown track and field team found success in all three meets it competed in this weekend. The team is currently trying to qualify as many athletes as possible for NCAA...

The New NCAA Era: CAPA Is Here to Stay

By Connor Maytnier April 3, 2014

In late January, the National College Players Association, now known as the College Athletes Players Association (CAPA), filed a petition to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on behalf of members...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Mountaineers Present First Challenge in NIT

By Ashwin Wadekar March 18, 2014

As has become expected in March, Georgetown heard its name called on Selection Sunday. It just wasn’t for the tournament the Hoyas usually play in. On Tuesday, Georgetown will take on West Virginia...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | GU Upset No. 13 Creighton

By Evan Hollander March 5, 2014

Clinging grimly to the hope of an NCAA tournament berth, Georgetown dominated No. 13 Creighton from start to finish en route to a 75-63 win Tuesday night. Many analysts thought the Hoyas (17-12, 8-9...

MEN’S LACROSSE | The Mount is the First Test for Hoyas

By Elizabeth Cavacos February 11, 2014

The Georgetown men’s lacrosse team will play host to Mount St. Mary’s (0-1-0, 0-0 NEC) on Wednesday, marking the beginning of the regular season, as well as the start of Head Coach Kevin Warne’s second...

Tips for Tipoff: How To Meet Your Hoya Basketball Needs

Tips for Tipoff: How To Meet Your Hoya Basketball Needs

By Griffin Greco and Griffin Greco January 12, 2014

The start of the new semester brings with it the end of the NFL regular season, meaning no more Sundays full of football. Thankfully, Georgetown basketball is in full swing, and if you haven’t been keeping...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | NCAA Rules Smith Eligible

By Evan Hollander October 23, 2013

With just 16 days until the season begins, Georgetown received welcome news Wednesday afternoon when the NCAA ruled UCLA transfer Josh Smith eligible to play immediately. Smith, a McDonald’s All-American...

NCAA Should Pay Athletes

By Matt Castaldo October 21, 2013

I was recently watching “Suits,” a legal drama on USA, and one character repeated advice she received from her father. The advice was, “Don't sign anything unless you can get something in return.” After...

Hooray for JT III

By The Editorial Board October 2, 2013

One may wonder just how much six years of John Thompson III is worth to this university. Chances are, according to estimates, it's close to seven figures annually. With this signing, our hopes for basketball...

HOLLANDER | Hopkins, Trawick Step Up in Loss

By Evan Hollander March 10, 2013

Despite the entertainment quality and attendant television value of conference tournaments, league championships are not the best predictor of NCAA success. Even so, Georgetown’s loss to Syracuse on...

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | White Secures Last-Gasp Win Over Pitt at the Line

By Carolyn Maguire February 26, 2013

The game between Georgetown and Pittsburgh on Saturday was tied at 70 with 37 seconds left, and the Hoyas had possession. Everyone in the Petersen Events Center knew, then, that senior shooting guard Sugar...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Face Knights With Streak on Line

By Ashwin Wadekar February 8, 2013

The Georgetown men’s basketball team (16-4, 6-3 Big East) is hoping that Rutgers (12-9, 3-7 Big East), whom it faces Saturday, will prove an easier opponent than last year’s edition did. It...

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