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Coverage of Hoya sports.

Hoyas fall on final play

An undefeated season may have been more of a dream than a realistic goal, but the Georgetown football team will nonetheless be disappointed knowing they were just seconds away from a perfect 3-0 start. The Hoyas surrendered a touchdown as time expired and were defeated by Yale University 40-35.

By Daniel Kellner September 23, 2010

Volleyball bounces back

After getting off to a bad start this season, the Georgetown women’s volleyball team knows better than anyone that how you finish is more important than how you start. Luckily, the team took their early season experience to heart in Tuesday night’s game against the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

By Abby Sherburne September 23, 2010

Backdoor Cuts: Nobody’s home

I looked at the Georgetown men’s basketball schedule, which came out last week, and I have good news: you’re not going to need to camp outside of the Verizon Center at six in the morning in the freezing cold. That’s not exactly what you want to hear before you shell out $125 for season tickets.

By Tim Shine September 23, 2010

MMA fights for support after fighting each other

After years of being decried as a sideshow at best and an inhumane blood sport at worst, mixed martial arts have seemingly reached the mainstream, garnering national media coverage with the commercial success of Ultimate Fighting Championship. But at Georgetown, the sport remains underground.

By Tim Shine September 16, 2010

The Sports Sermon: Baseball’s attendance problem

As the weather cools down and baseball season approaches October, a number of playoff races are heating up. The Yankees and Rays, the two best teams in the league, are battling for the AL East crown while the Padres, Giants and Rockies are separated by only 2.5 games in the NL West as of Wednesday night.

By Nick Berti September 16, 2010

Hoyas come back, win again

They say lightning never strikes twice. But this was not the case for the Georgetown football team, which rode the momentum from their season-opening win over Davidson to oust Lafayette College 28-24 on Saturday night, earning their first victory against the Patriot League powerhouse in seven years.

By Daniel Kellner September 16, 2010

Soccer falls in the desert

After an opening weekend that sent the Georgetown men’s soccer team into the national rankings, they felt like they could beat an opponent anywhere. Unfortunately, when the Hoyas left the friendly confines of North Kehoe Field last weekend for New Mexico’s TLC Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Lobo Invitational they left their winning streak behind.

By Adam Rosenfeld September 16, 2010

Backdoor Cuts: More hard knocks

I’m a Jets fan and I know that the Jets embarrassed themselves royally this week. If there was ever a time head coach Rex Ryan needed to say something loud, it’s right now. I am referring to the Jets’ treatment of TV Azteca reporter Ines Sainz.

By Tom Bosco September 16, 2010

Soccer opens season with a pair of big wins

After just one week of school, the Georgetown men’s soccer team faced the first of what will be many tests this season in a pair of games against stellar opponents. Fortunately for the Hoyas, in a pair of games against tough opponents, they passed with flying colors.

By Adam Rosenfeld September 9, 2010

The Sports Sermon: The rise and fall of a Trojan

On the night of Feb. 7, 2010, Reggie Bush stood on the field of the Sun Life Stadium in Miami a Super Bowl champion. The Saints had just won the game in one of the greatest comebacks this country has ever seen, and he had been around through it all.

By Nick Berti September 9, 2010

Hoyas beat Davidson to end streak

All things must come to an end, and for the Georgetown football team, that is a good thing. Over the weekend, the Hoyas snapped a 12-game losing streak that dated all the way back to Nov. 2008, defeating Davidson College 20-10 in their Saturday season opener.

By Joe Calafiore September 9, 2010

What Rocks: Camille Trujillo

The Georgetown women’s soccer team has stormed out of the gate this season, thanks in no small part to its stifling defense. But it is the Hoya offense, fronted by leading goal scorer Camille Trujillo, that is responsible for the team’s wide margins of victory.

By Tim Shine September 9, 2010

Backdoor Cuts: Hoyas lost on recruiting trail

Some believe that the early bird catches the worm, and others believe that the best is yet to come. For the Georgetown men’s basketball team, the latter had better be true. The Hoyas have zero commitments so far for the high school Class of 2011.

By Tom Bosco September 9, 2010

Explosive attack keeps lady Hoyas undefeated

Most students walking to classes this week would say that even though it’s the start of the fall semester, it doesn’t feel as though fall has really begun. The summer heat is still blazing, and no one knows that better than the Georgetown women’s soccer team.

By Nick Berti September 2, 2010

The sports sermon: A tale of two pitchers

The ability to strike a batter out is the most powerful skill a pitcher who wants to dominate the major leagues can possess. Throughout the storied history of professional baseball, many pitchers have succeeded, but only a handful have been the supreme talents of their respective eras.

By Nick Berti September 2, 2010

Soccer opens with new look

When fans arrive at Kehoe Field this Friday for the first game of the men’s soccer season, one change will immediately be apparent. The raucous Hoya student section will be situated directly behind the eastern goal instead of the front row of midfield.

By Adam Rosenfeld September 2, 2010

Hoyas start off slow

After a disappointing end to last season, the Georgetown women’s volleyball team came to campus ready for a fresh start and a chance to improve. After going 4-10 in conference play down the stretch last season, the Hoyas are still trying to find their way this year, going 1-3 thus far.

By Nick Berti September 2, 2010

Backdoor Cuts: Just win, baby

Last Thursday, at the end of the second practice of a two-a-day, Georgetown football Head Coach Kevin Kelly was not happy. From the periphery of Multi-Sport Field, bystanders could hear Kelly tell his players in no uncertain terms (and with a few obscenities) that what he just saw in practice was unacceptable.

By Tim Shine September 2, 2010

Hoyas attend summer school at McDonough

Officially, college basketball begins with Midnight Madness in the fall and ends after March Madness. But in reality, the sport runs year-round. There’s recruiting, transfers, scheduling, and, best of all, summer league. And for over 20 years the storied Nike Pro City Jabbo Kenner League has been the summer home to Georgetown players.

By Tim Shine August 27, 2010

The Sports Sermon: Time to make the switch

At Georgetown, there is only one thing you need to purchase when it comes to sports: Men’s Basketball season tickets. Instead of getting a care package from your Aunt, just ask her to write you a check for one of the best investments you can make.

By Nick Berti August 27, 2010

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