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Dragons slain

The Georgetown women’s swimming and diving team continued its impressive winning season, defeating Drexel University handily last Saturday to improve to 7-4. The team has won five straight meets, most recently dominating the Dragons.

By the February 2, 2006

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The Sports Sermon

The Sprite Rising Stars Slam Dunk contest is just around the corner. But who cares? LeBron James sure doesn’t.

By February 2, 2006

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Last stop for the Bus

Putting from the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By the February 2, 2006

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Hoyas oust number one Blue Devils

As Georgetown went into halftime with a 42-28 lead over the Duke Blue Devils, anyone in the sold-out crowd of 20,035 could tell that something special was unfolding.

By the January 26, 2006

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Track dominates field at MD Invite

The Georgetown track & field team completed another impressive performance this past Saturday at the Maryland Invitational in Landover, Md. The Hoyas finished the indoor meet with nine top-four finishes, grabbing first place in four of the events.

By the January 26, 2006

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Unlucky ladies

On a day that the Georgetown men’s basketball team took center stage, the lady Hoyas tried for an upset of their own against No. 24 Notre Dame.

By the January 26, 2006

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The Sports Sermon

Last Saturday afternoon was a full-fledged coming-out party for the boys donning the blue and gray.

By January 26, 2006

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MCI: Stay Connected

Putting from the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By the January 26, 2006

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Friars go cold, Hoyas take advantage

Women’s basketball coach Terri Williams-Flourney and the Hoyas earned their first conference win of the season last Wednesday, defeating visiting Providence.

By the January 19, 2006

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Sailor Honored

For the second time in his four years at Georgetown, senior Andrew Campbell was named U.S. Olympic Committee Male Sailing Athlete of the Year for 2005.

By the January 19, 2006

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Life outside the lines

Putting from the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By the January 19, 2006

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The Sports Sermon

Georgetown is not a football school, and with John Thompson III signing top high school recruits, it may stay that way.

By January 19, 2006

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Hoyas elude Bulls’ angry charge

In the midst of the toughest part of their schedule, the Georgetown men’s basketball team eked out their third conference win against Big East newcomer South Florida in front of 5,071 fans at the MCI Center Tuesday night.

By the January 19, 2006

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Hoyas collapse under Commodores’ surge

It was a tale of two halves this past Saturday in front of 7,526 at the MCI Center.

By the December 1, 2005

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Marlow fuels hot start

Sophomore forward Kieraah Marlow strapped the Georgetown women’s basketball team on her back for the first week of the season.

By the December 1, 2005

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XC Nationals

Last Monday, the Georgetown men’s and women’s cross country teams stamped the end to a successful season by competing in the NCAA Championships.

By the December 1, 2005

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The Sports Sermon

If Chad’s dance moves have helped resurrect the Bengals from the cellar to the top of the AFC North, there’s no telling what kind of phenomenon this might stir up. We should all be so lucky to feel like we can get jiggy with it after we perform a task effectively.

By December 1, 2005

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Rivals Revival

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By the December 1, 2005

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Hoyas’ hopes for winning season thrashed

As the Hoyas took the field it seemed as though the football gods were smiling down upon them, making sure this home game would be played in the most perfect of conditions. Unfortunately for Georgetown, the end result that glowed on the Multi Sport Field scoreboard was an awfully ugly one.

By the November 17, 2005

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Hoyas blaze trail to nationals

AT the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional, where the top two teams automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships, the Hoya men placed first while the women took home third.

By the November 17, 2005