Men’s soccer set to open versus UVA

As of now, the team has been focusing on their forthcoming match against the University of Virginia on Friday evening.

By Steven Criss August 23, 2012

What Rocks: Kevin Warne

Kevin Warne replaces the legendary Dave Urick, who led the lacrosse program to 223 wins and 12 top-ten year-end rankings in his 23 years in command.

By Chris Almeida August 23, 2012

Sports

Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Nats misguided on Strasburg shutdown

Stephen Strasburg's shutdown will likely result in missing two to three starts in addition to the entire playoffs.

By Alex Lau August 23, 2012

Sports

Corboz leads 2-0 Hoyas into weekend tournament

The Blue and Gray will look to stay undefeated this weekend at the James Madison Invitational.

By Keith Levinsky August 23, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: Rethinking the Brooklyn Nets

Personally, I can’t blame the Nets for bolting to the greener pastures of Brooklyn.

By Kevin Joseph April 26, 2012

Sports

Sporty Spice: The Saints go marching down

Unfortunately, over the next few weeks, we’ll all keep watching sadly as the Saints go marching down.

By Abby Sherburne April 26, 2012

Sports

Hoyas salvage disappointing season, defeat Syracuse

“I think all of us are pretty upset about not making the Big East Tournament, as well as the NCAA Tournament. I know the guys next year will work extremely hard to get Georgetown back into postseason play.”

By Steven Criss April 26, 2012

Sports

Sims and Clark bid farewell at banquet

“We’re going to be good,” Thompson III confidently stated. “I wish we could start practice tomorrow.”

By Tim Shine April 26, 2012

Sports

Double Teamed: The forgotten Hoyas

The NBA is the brass ring that every college player reaches for, and like Clark and Sims, every one of those former Hoyas did everything he could to attract an NBA suitor before heading overseas.

By Tim Shine April 18, 2012

Sports

Hoya tennis looks to turn heads in Big East

“We’re really pumped because we want to show everyone how good we are as a team,” Tehrani said.

By Kevin Joseph April 18, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: Discovering hockey

Hockey has officially returned to its pre-lockout pinnacle. Heck, it’s probably been back for a couple of years, and I’m just late to the party. Either way, I won’t miss it this time around.

By Kevin Joseph April 18, 2012

Sports

Lacrosse falls to Irish

Unfortunately, the Hoyas were unable to build upon an impressive first half start, and faltered in the last two quarters to lose 9-7 and fall to 5-6 on the year.

By Steven Criss April 18, 2012

Sports

Hoyas set for spring game

As the football team prepares for its annual spring game this week, players and coaches are keen to combine their celebrations of recent success with determination to continue the steady climb to the Patriot League summit.

By Daniel Kellner April 18, 2012

Sports

Garza leads improved baseball team

Hailing from San Antonio, Mike Garza is a redshirt junior leading the team in several offensive categories. Both in and out of conference, Garza has been putting up numbers that put him among the top in the Big East. His .390 batting average ranks fourth out of all players in the conference, and his 53 hits rank second.

By Steven Criss April 12, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: Skip and Dwight need to mature

Skip Bayless seems even to embrace his role as an outspoken villain, one whom athletes love to rip apart. That trend seems to be more common in the media, but certainly not among athletes, who simply want to be loved and adored.

By Kevin Joseph April 12, 2012

Sports

Tarzian leads strong Big East play

With a four-game streak of victories by a margin of seven goals or more, the Georgetown women’s lacrosse team is on a convincing campaign for the postseason.

By Abby Sherburne April 12, 2012

Sports

Double Teamed: Ozzie Guillen abuses sports’ big stage

Ozzie Guillen is more than just the manager of a professional baseball team—he is a figurehead and representative of the Miami community.

By Daniel Kellner April 12, 2012

Sports

Nerlens Noel spurns Hoyas

Still, a game-changing shot blocker in the middle would have been a recruiting coup for the Hoyas. But the Hoyas will retain their newfound defensive vigor, led by Porter and Whittington – not a bad consolation prize.

By Kevin Joseph April 12, 2012

Sports

Double Teamed: Hollis loss to pros expected

This column was supposed to be about which athlete owns the nickname “The Shark” (obviously, it’s former Ohio State basketball walk-on Mark Titus), but then Hollis Thompson declared for the NBA Draft on Tuesday, moving HoyaTalk to DEFCON 1 and officially kicking off the traditional early spring hand-wringing over the state of Georgetown’s roster.

By Tim Shine March 28, 2012

Sports

San Jose defies convention, push for playoffs

A year ago, the San Jose Sharks were riding high into the playoffs, clinching the Pacific Division for the sixth time and surfing a tidal wave of success into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. But after rolling through Los Angeles and eking out a seventh-game victory against Detroit, the Sharks went on to lose in the semifinals to Vancouver, ending another run for the highly touted Shark squad.

By Keaton Hoffman March 28, 2012