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WOMEN’S SOCCER | Archrivals Await Hoyas in Upstate NY

By Beno Picciano September 23, 2011

Beating a Big East opponent on the road is never a simple task, and a seven-hour bus ride to Syracuse, N.Y. doesn't help matters. After spliting their first two conference games, the Hoyas head to the...

Despite Logistical Problems, Triathalon Team Keeps Rolling

By Ashwin Wadekar September 23, 2011

Exercise is an important part of our daily regimen: Some people run. Others ride bikes. Still others swim. Allyson Noyes (NHS '13) and TJ Dowling (SFS '12)? They do all three. Noyes and Dowling are...

FOOTBALL | GU Defense Prepares for Turnover-Prone Marist

By Andrew Logerfo September 23, 2011

Following last Saturday's loss to Yale, Georgetown's football team (2-1, 1-0 Patriot League) hopes to get back to winning this Saturday when it travels to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. to take on Marist (1-2,...

TENNIS | GU Classic First Test for Men’s Team

By Steven Keithley September 23, 2011

The Georgetown men's and women's tennis teams are coming home this weekend to host the annual three-day Georgetown Classic at the McDonough Outdoor Tennis Complex. For the women, this tournament offers...

MEN’S SOCCER | Conference Play Begins at ’Nova

By Evan Hollander September 23, 2011

After surviving a daunting conference slate relatively unscathed, the Georgetown men's soccer team (4-1-2) heads north to Philadelphia this weekend to open Big East play against Villanova (2-3-2). Coming...

Hoyas Caught in Big East Shuffle

By Michael Palmer September 20, 2011

With Sunday's announcement that Big East Conference members Syracuse and Pittsburgh will move to the Atlantic Coast Conference, speculation has mounted as to whether the Big East will remain intact. "As...

Reliving Jack’s Legacy

By Jonathan Gillis and Kendall Sarson September 20, 2011

Jack wasn't nimble or quick. He was stocky, slow and decidedly stubborn. But that's the way with traditions — they tend to take their time. When he first ambled onto campus in 1999, Jack was a tiny...

WOMEN’S SOCCER | Hoyas Split Conference Openers

By Beno Picciano September 20, 2011

Sam Baker doesn't always get the start, but when her name found its way into the Georgetown first 11 for Sunday afternoon's Big East clash with Rutgers, she certainly made it count. Typically filling...

Hypocrisy Shows for Pitt, ’Cuse

By Nick Fedyk September 20, 2011

Two schools that we love to hate – Syracuse and Pittsburgh – have given us a reason to hate them even more. Sunday morning it was confirmed that 'Cuse and Pitt are transferring into the Atlantic...

VOLLEYBALL | Blue and Gray Go Undefeated at Coca-Cola Classic

By Leonard Olsen September 20, 2011

The Georgetown volleyball team (8-5) emerged as winner of the Coca-Cola Classic this weekend, defeating Appalachian State (7-6) on Saturday and recording two comeback wins over James Madison (8-4) and...

CROSS COUNTRY | Top-Ranked GU Wins First Meet

By Ashwin Wadekar September 20, 2011

The No. 1 Georgetown women's cross country team sprinted to victory in its first meet of the year at the Harry Groves Invitational at Penn State. Freshman Hannah Neczypor won her first collegiate race...

WOMEN’S TENNIS | Georgetown Takes Two

By Steven Keithley September 20, 2011

After a remarkable 2010-2011 season and a sixth place finish at the Big East championships, the Georgetown women's tennis team returned to near-perfect form this weekend, as they emerged victorious in...

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