
GW track and field heads to A-10 Championship
After a season of breaking both school and personal records, GW men’s and women’s track and field have their sights set high for the A-10 Championships.
After a season of breaking both school and personal records, GW men’s and women’s track and field have their sights set high for the A-10 Championships.
These four incoming players mark Head Coach Chris Caputo’s opening movings at revamping the roster as he looks to significantly improve the team’s guard depth, ball handling, and defense this upcoming season.
The men’s and women’s teams use this offseason to pursue their training regiment and gear up to continue their dominant stretch into the 2023-24 season.
The Colonials relied heavily on Bishop to create offense, and he met the moment, sparking up GW’s offense with play after play that kept them in the game for much of the 40 minutes.
The Colonials would ultimately finish the game with only one made 3-pointer, which came from A-10 Rookie of the Week, Maximus Edwards, early in the first half.
The Colonials (1-1-2) got off to a slow start this season last month but hope their resounding 6-1 victory over Bucknell Friday will be a sign of triumphs to come.
GW was led by senior guard Brendan Adams, who torched up the Spiders for a career-high 35 points, 30 of which came in the second half and overtime.
The win marked GW’s fifth straight victory and raised their record at home to 10-2.
Edwards led the Colonials in scoring with 15 points on 6-15 shooting.
The Colonials leaned on their tough defense and hot 3-point shooting for a 54-50 victory over the Dukes, holding James Madison to 15 points under their scoring average. GW hit 40 percent of their triples and forced 16 turnovers to secure the result despite being out-rebounded by the visitors.