What are your plans for spring break?
When the Georgetown University field hockey team takes the field next fall, twenty of the twenty-one players from this year’s squad will be back in the lineup. But despite all of the familiar faces back on the field, the team will not look the same.
After a season filled with losses — blowouts and heartbreakers alike — the Georgetown field hockey team was able to end the season on a high note.
With just one week remaining in the season, the Georgetown field hockey team is closing out another disappointing campaign.
The struggles for the Georgetown field hockey team continued on Wednesday afternoon as it fell to cross city rival American 4-0.
Upon returning home for the first time in two weeks, the Georgetown field hockey team (1-15, 1-3 Big East) found another tough Big East opponent waiting for them.
Since snapping its 33-game losing streak on Sept. 25 against Rutgers, the Georgetown field hockey team (1-13, 1-2 Big East) has had difficulty finding consistency.
A week after recording its first win since the 2007 season, the Georgetown field hockey team (1-10, 1-1 Big East) followed up with a disappointing weekend.
Upon its return to campus from a brief trip up the New Jersey Turnpike, the Georgetown women’s field hockey team had something they have not had for two years — a win.
Although its overall play this season may not reflect it, the Georgetown field hockey team has begun another season of disappointment.
When senior forward Kristen Volpe scored the first goal of the season for the Georgetown field hockey team on Saturday, it was a relief for a team that had scored only 11 goals the previous year.
