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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Florida Trip Puts GU on Right Track

By James Heine March 25, 2011

Spring break is something that every college student looks forward to, but it represents something different for me as a member of the Georgetown baseball team. For us as a team, spring break represents...

SOFTBALL | After Win, Georgetown Drops Three

By Rachael Augostini March 25, 2011

It looked like Georgetown (6-23) may finally have garnered some momentum when they beat Drexel (7-10) on Tuesday, but the Hoyas went on to lose their next three games later in the week. All three...

Local Rivals Vie for Spot In Sweet 16

By Preston Barclay March 22, 2011

After defeating the 12th-seeded Princeton Tigers on Sunday in College Park, Md., fifth-seeded Georgetown will look to continue its winning ways tonight against fourth-seeded Maryland in the second round...

WOMEN’S LACROSSE | GU Falls to 1-4 After Loss to Another Top-Five Team

By Maggie Law March 22, 2011

On Saturday the Georgetown women's lacrosse team dropped its fourth game of the season on the road to the No. 5 North Carolina Tar Heels (6-2). Sophomore midfielder Sophia Thomas and freshman midfielder...

Results Not Up To Par

By Dave Finn March 22, 2011

When Chris Wright and Austin Freeman enrolled at Georgetown, the Hoyas had just re-emerged as a national power after a run to the Final Four. Now, on their way out the door, the program has lost three...

Lady Hoyas Win in Typical Fashion

By Pat Curran March 21, 2011

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Two of the biggest knocks on the Georgetown women's basketball team have been its lack of consistency and over-dependence on sophomore guard Sugar Rodgers. While Sunday's win...

Swan Song Anything but Sweet for Seniors

By Dave Finn March 21, 2011

CHICAGO – And just like that, after 32 games, it's over. But for the Georgetown seniors, it's really over. Chris Wright, Austin Freeman, Julian Vaughn and Ryan Dougherty enjoyed their final victory...

GU Uses Press to Beat Princeton, Advance to Second Round

By Beno Picciano March 20, 2011

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Barack Obama predicted an early exit from the NCAA tournament for No. 5 seed Georgetown (23-10) in its first-round meeting with No. 12 seed Princeton (24-5). But sophomore guard Sugar...

VCU Deals Georgetown Third Straight NCAA Loss

By Dave Finn March 19, 2011

CHICAGO – So end the college careers of Chris Wright and Austin Freeman. Along with fellow seniors Julian Vaughn and Ryan Dougherty, the two guards played their final game in a Georgetown uniform...

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | GU to Play Tigers in NCAA Opener

By Beno Picciano March 18, 2011

Two years ago, Georgetown (22-10, 9-7 Big East) had not played in the NCAA tournament in 16 years. This year, the Lady Hoyas enter the Big Dance as a No. 5 seed. They received the fourth-highest seeding...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Plan Two-Week August Trip to China

By Lawson Ferguson March 18, 2011

This summer the members of the men's basketball team will add their numbers to the mass of Georgetown students travelling abroad when they spend two weeks in China, participating in "a range of athletic,...

MEN’S LACROSSE | GU Struggling in Early Going

By Aaron Keller March 18, 2011

After a rough early season loss to the No. 3 Maryland Terrapins, the Georgetown men's lacrosse team rebounded impressively with a decisive 13-9 victory against St. John's on March 5. After the win, however,...

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