Sophomore guards exhibit opposite styles, feed off chemistry
Sophomore guards Justin Mazzulla and Terry Nolan Jr. have the same infectious energy on the court but nearly opposite styles of play.
November 5, 2018
Volume 115, Issue 14
Stories from the November 5, 2018 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
GW should advise students who take 18th credit
As GW prepares to allow students to take 18 credit hours, the University must create a system for advising students who opt for a heavier course load.
Crime log: Male student reports phone calls extorting him for money
A male student reported to GWPD that an unknown man called him on his cellphone and made threats extorting him for money.
'Synonymous with success': How A-10 coaches size up women's basketball
A-10 coaches commended head coach Jennifer Rizzotti’s ability to set the tone and continue GW’s tradition of success ahead of her third season at the helm.
Sophomore forward finds commanding presence on the court despite quiet nature
Luma saw the most action on the court last season than any other returning underclassman this year, averaging 26.9 minutes per game through 31 starts.
Freshmen boost height for women's basketball roster
Head coach Jennifer Rizzotti said the freshman class will need to be ready this season at a moment’s notice to step up on the court for the Colonials.
Women's basketball struggles with lack of point guard depth
Freshman guard Tori Hyduke and redshirt sophomore guard Sydney Zambrotta, the top candidates for backup point guard, will both have to sit out this season.
Essay: Trump's new definition of gender would make me invisible
No matter what this administration says, transgender people aren’t going anywhere and we certainly won’t go quietly.
Women's basketball maintains defensive focus while redefining offense
The Colonials are adjusting their offensive strategy after the graduation of leading-scorer Brianna Cummings.
Men's basketball lacks clear option for go-to scorer
The Colonials lost 67 percent of their offensive output in the offseason and are relying on untested scorers to fill the point deficit on the court.