Sports

Coverage of Hoya sports.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

We at the Serm always did like the off season better. So does swimmer Michael Phelps, who was recently arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.

By November 11, 2004

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Men’s soccer clinches Big East Tournament spot with win

Fighting for its postseason life, the Georgetown men’s soccer team put together one of its most complete efforts of all season, downing 14th-ranked Seton Hall at home on Saturday afternoon.

By the November 4, 2004

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Larrimore lights up GU golf team, scorecard

Anyone who plays golf to relax doesn’t know Christy Larrimore. Friendly and outgoing around friends on campus, the junior golf star is all intensity on the links.

By the November 4, 2004

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Hoyas look to salvage football season against Lehigh

After two consecutive road losses the Georgetown football team returns to Harbin Field this Saturday hoping to end its current losing streak against ninth ranked Lehigh.

By the November 4, 2004

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Pumping Iron

Once and for all, let this be your guide to exercise and diet.

By the November 4, 2004

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The Sports Sermon

“The season is likely to slip away.”

By November 4, 2004

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Rumble in the Bronx: Georgetown football takes on Fordham

The Georgetown football team hopes the road to redemption against Fordham will come while on the road this weekend.

By the October 28, 2004

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Cross country team runs into trouble

The Georgetown women’s cross country team is going into this weekend’s Big East Championship looking to rectify what has been a disappointing season thus far.

By the October 28, 2004

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Resilient women’s soccer fights past West Virginia

Georgetown’s women’s soccer team has finally hit its stride, putting together a three-game winning streak, and including back-to-back shutouts over conference opponents.

By the October 28, 2004

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Run ’til You’re Pretty

By the time you read this, Kenmore Square will be littered with more bullets than during the Boston Massacre, and Boston will prepare for the biggest fiesta since the Boston Tea Party.

By the October 28, 2004

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The Sports Sermon

This year it’s the Serm’s turn to take a stab at the one institution easier to criticize than our own government.

By October 28, 2004

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The Sports Sermon

College, contrary to popular belief, is a lot like jail, especially for the NCAA athlete.

By October 21, 2004

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Football first? Hoyas hope to put together consecutive wins

Coming off a 21-0 shutout of VMI, Georgetown’s football team looks to carry Homecoming’s momentum into this Saturday’s match up at Monmouth.

By the October 21, 2004

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Clock strikes midnight, basketball stars come out

As the clock ticked towards midnight on Friday, Oct. 15, hoops junkies across the nation eagerly awaited the beginning of a new year in college basketball.

By the October 21, 2004

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Women’s soccer continues drive to Big East tourney with win

The Georgetown women’s soccer team ended its five game winless streak in stunning fashion Tuesday afternoon, downing the Liberty Flames 4-1 on a rainy, overcast day at North Kehoe Field.

By the October 21, 2004

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Run ’til You’re Pretty

Being a personal trainer I’ve noticed that each gym has its own style, atmosphere and lingo.

By the October 21, 2004

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Georgetown football wins; Homecoming weekend a success

No matter how many points the Georgetown football team put on the scoreboard Saturday, they couldn’t break the spirit of the Virginia Military Institute’s … band.

By the October 14, 2004

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Men’s soccer downs Rutgers, continues win streak

The Georgetown men’s soccer team extended its season-high winning streak to five games with a 3-2 win at Rutgers Wednesday.

By the October 14, 2004

Sports

Run ’til You’re Pretty

Just as the season has changed from summer to autum, and by D.C. standards, almost winter, the seasons of sports have changed as well.

By the October 14, 2004

Sports

The Sports Sermon

Steroids have become somewhat of a comedic subject in our society today.

By October 14, 2004