Hoyas’ Season Ends in Shootout
On Wednesday afternoon, the Hoyas (9-8-2) lost their opening round game of the Big East tournament to the DePaul Blue Demons (8-9-2) on penalty kicks.
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WR LaMacchia Keys Marist AttackWhen the Georgetown football team travels up to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., this weekend to take on the 5-3 Marist Red Foxes, much of the defense’s attention will be on Marist senior wide receiver and captain, James LaMacchia. |
Hoyas End Season in N.C.The Georgetown women’s golf team ended its season with a strong finish last week at the Ross Resorts Invitation in Southern Pines, N.C. Coming in fourth place with a score of 70 over par, 934, for 52 holes, it was the team’s best performance of the season. |
Facility-Challenged Temple Starting to Get Football RightMention Temple athletics and John Cheney might come to mind — maybe a religious team of some sort, but football? Never. |
Senior Tailback Channels Freshman FormCharlie Houghton always comes back. No matter how hard opponents may try, they just can’t finish him off. For almost four seasons now, Houghton has been Georgetown’s lead speed train, carrying each year’s offensive unit. |
Defensive-Minded Clark Aims for Expanded RoleWhether or not the Hoyas can significantly improve on last year’s 16-15 record depends almost as much on the emerging roles filled by the other two players on the floor. |
Hoyas Conclude Dismal Year With Dramatic WinAfter a season filled with losses — blowouts and heartbreakers alike — the Georgetown field hockey team was able to end the season on a high note. |
Georgetown Offense Fizzles AgainAfter opening the season 0-7, the bye week could not have come at a better time for the Hoyas. The extra rest was a time to move forward, refocus and, most importantly, rest their weary legs. St. John’s Bounces GU From Big East TourneyHopes were high for the Georgetown women’s soccer team heading into this weekend’s Big East quarterfinal tilt with St. John’s, as a win would have put the Hoyas in great position to earn their second NCAA tournament berth in three years. Hoyas’ NCAA Résumé Takes Another HitAfter a heartbreaking overtime defeat to Providence on senior day at North Kehoe Field, the men’s soccer team will likely need to win the Big East tournament to qualify for the NCAA tournament later this month. Syracuse Derails Georgetown’s Hopes for RepeatThe Georgetown men ran second, the women fourth at the Big East championships in Wisconsin. Blown Calls by Umps Raise Replay QuestionInstead of being able to focus our attention on the stellar pitching performances of A.J. Burnett and Cliff Lee or debating the managerial decisions of Joe Girardi and Charlie Manuel, bad umpiring and the renewed call for instant replay have become the dominant themes of these playoffs. Georgetown Ready to Start Fresh in Big East TourneyAfter losing consecutive games for the first time all season to DePaul and Notre Dame last weekend, the Georgetown women’s soccer team has no time for reflection as the Hoyas head up to New York to take on St. John’s (12-5-1, 6-5-1 Big East) on Sunday in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament. Action-Packed Weekend Will Clear Up Uncertain Road to PasadenaThe BCS title game may be in Pasadena this year, but the traffic jam is happening in the rankings leading to the Rose Bowl, not the SoCal highways. |
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