Nero, who recently started his tenure as chair of the A-10 athletics director council, plans to stay just as active during the summer as he did during the academic year, working incessantly to capitalize on last season’s triumphs.
The Colonials have leapt forward in early predictions polls after their breakout 2013-14 season, climbing the ranks by up to seven slots.
Allums made national headlines in 2010 when he became the first openly trans athlete in NCAA Division I sports as a member of the GW women’s basketball team.
After concluding her final season with women’s rowing, alumna Sarah Pickus was named to the Atlantic 10 All-Academic team, the league announced Thursday.
The men’s basketball team will host last season’s Atlantic 10 conference heavyweights as a part of its nine-game conference home schedule.
Along with notable improvements on the field, GW athletes made strides in the classroom this year.
This post was written by Hatchet reporter Mark Eisenhauer. In its non-conference finale against crosstown-rival Georgetown Tuesday, the softball team fell to the Hoyas by a slim margin, 5-4. The loss was all too familiar for the Colonials who had the production of their offense overshadowed by defensive errors and pitching woes. “We had quite a […]
This post was written by Hatchet staff writer Josh Solomon After Friday’s loss against Massachusetts, in which the baseball team blew a three-run lead and ruined a strong start from senior Aaron Weisberg, head coach Gregg Ritchie remained optimistic for the final two games of an important series. “I told the guys, ‘Hey, the game […]
The Colonials will face either No. 50 VCU or Duquesne in the A-10 Championships final tomorrow at 10 a.m.
With 11 games left to play in the season, the 16-24-1 Colonials find themselves dead last in the A-10 standings, fighting just to grab a spot in the conference tournament.