
GW unveils virtual fan experience ahead of basketball season
Fans will receive GW merchandise, access to an exclusive GW sports Facebook group, virtual practices and “meet the team” events.
Fans will receive GW merchandise, access to an exclusive GW sports Facebook group, virtual practices and “meet the team” events.
The two coaches said some of their athletes are training off campus, bringing on an added challenge of maintaining communication.
The gymnastics team is in Foggy Bottom, but the entire women’s tennis squad is training in different parts of the world.
Despite an uncertain competition timeline, the swimming and diving programs are relying on team culture to maintain focus.
The men’s and women’s soccer coaches said their teams are slowly getting back on the field to train for the upcoming season.
The commission will implement racial equity programming that focus on education, activism and accountability, according to the release.
Fellow conference schools are prioritizing social distancing, face coverings and continued testing as fall sports begin practicing.
At least 14 of the 49 eligible athletes in their last year of play will stay on for a second shot at closure.
Helmed by head coach Joe McKeown, the season culminated in the deepest run in the NCAA tournament by any GW basketball team.
The #OnlyAtGW Voting Initiative seeks to increase voter registration and educate student-athletes on political issues and procedures.