The athletic department might want to think about scheduling more home games for this group of Hoyas.

Georgetown trounced Coppin State (0-30) 12-0 and 20-0 on Tuesday as the Hoyas improved to a formidable 9-2 at Guy Mason Field on the season and 21-33 overall.

“I think our players really enjoy playing at Guy Mason in front of the home fans,” Head Coach Pat Conlan said.

Georgetown’s offensive woes continued this weekend as the Hoyas dropped three out of four games in its final road trip of the season.

The Hoyas’ offensive woes continued as Georgetown (18-30) dropped its fourth game in row and seventh of 10 on Wednesday in a doubleheader with area rival George Mason (15-25) at George Mason Field in Fairfax, Va.

When you do not score, it makes it difficult to win ball games.

Name: Suria Bahadue

Sport: Softball

Position: Catcher

Hometown: Miami, Fla.

High School: Monsignor Edward Pace High School

School/Year: COL ’10

Major: History and Biology

High School Career: Played volleyball and softball. A four-year letterwinner in softball, team captain and won district championship as a senior. Valedictorian of her class.

Georgetown continued its determined march back to the .500 mark by taking one game out of two against University of Maryland Baltimore County this past Wednesday.

Georgetown was seeing double this week, as it captured a pair of mid-week double headers this week with victories over LaSalle Tuesday and George Washington Wednesday to improve its record to 15-23.

For two games, the Hoyas rode the elastic right arm of sophomore Jennifer Connell, who logged a total of 24 and two-third innings out of possible 28 over the course of the two days.

In its own tournament at Guy Mason Field, Georgetown took two of three games this past weekend to improve to 9-21 overall.
Sophomore Jennifer Connell used her rubber arm to pitch 17 out of a possible 21 innings for the Hoyas, and on Palm Sunday, the Roswell, Ga., native saved her best for last in an absolute gem against Holy Cross.

Georgetown dropped two out of three games this past weekend in the Elon Tournament in Burlington, N.C. The Hoyas fell to 4-9 on the young season.