Queens of the East Top ’Nova in Philly
The Georgetown women’s soccer team notched its first conference win on the road Wednesday, defeating Villanova, 3-1.
Queens of the East Top ’Nova in PhillyThe Georgetown women’s soccer team notched its first conference win on the road Wednesday, defeating Villanova, 3-1. |
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Hoyas Prepare for First ExamThe Hoyas open their season Saturday in North Carolina at Davidson College. |
Stadium Funding Pushes Sports into Political CirclesWhether or not we realize it, government at all different levels plays a prominent role in shaping the ways in which we play and watch sports. |
Champions League PreviewA look at the 32 remaining UEFA Champions League teams. |
GU Off to Rough Start With Third LossDespite their talent, Georgetown has started 1-3, but their one win was a crucial one against American on Saturday. |
Hoyas Enjoying Best Start in 10 SeasonsIt's been a decade since the Hoya field hockey squad last began a season 2-0. |
Offense Keeps Hoyas Undefeated to Start SeasonGeorgetown (3-0) has started off its season impressively, as Junior midfielders Ingrid Wells and Kelly D’Ambrisi were named Big East offensive player of the week, respectively, in consecutive weeks. |
GU Ranked Second in Preseason PollsA roster loaded with returning All-Americans places No. 2 Georgetown squarely among the early favorites to capture this season’s coed title. Rocket Running On FumesRoger Clemens' denials are as much evidence of his innocence as the government’s charges against him are evidence of his guilt. Team Remains Humble Following NCAA RunThe Hoyas have begun putting aside last year’s postseason successes, as their first tournament of the fall is less than two weeks away. Errors Doom GU Against D.C. RivalsThe Georgetown women’s volleyball team (1-2) dropped the first two matches of its season last weekend before salvaging its third and final contest. Sports Brief 8-31-10The Big East basketball tournament will continue with its double-bye format this upcoming spring, despite ... Coaching Changes Renew Hoyas’ SpiritThe coaching staff underwent a significant overhaul this offseason, with the installation of a new offensive coordinator, David Patenaude, as the most significant change. Hoyas Follow Seasoned Vets in ’10The 2010 Georgetown squad will look to improve on last year’s disappointing finish with the support of an 11-man senior foundation. |
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