Graduate student Deja Chambliss and junior Kendall Whitman qualified for NCAA Championship in their second consecutive season. They will compete in the individual qualifiers at the NCAA Regionals Friday, where Chambliss will compete in the all-around event while Whitman takes to the floor.
Now in the offseason, Caputo and his staff will face a challenge in keeping their squad together and improving their roster composition.
Forward Faith Blethen, guard Nya Lok, guard Essence Brown and forward Mayowa Taiwo are all returning to the program next season, solidifying the team’s core identity.
The three entries mark the opening salvo in what will likely be a busy offseason for Caputo and his staff.
Sophomore Julia Knox becomes the first women’s swimmer to qualify for NCAA Championship since 1995, earning a 24th place in the 400-yard Individual Medley.
Burkhardt’s career in the junior league is highlighted by eight goals, 20 assists and a total of 34 points in 35 games with the East Coast Wizards in the 2018-19 season while totaling five goals, 16 assists and 21 points in the 2017-18 season with the New Jersey Rockets.
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.
Men’s basketball will head to Brooklyn Wednesday for their first matchup in the A-10 Championship after finishing with their best regular season record since 2017.
The Colonials finished the year tied for sixth in the A-10, and a trio of players earned conference awards in Head Coach Caroline McCombs’ second year.
Student and alumni influencers said a consulting firm is paying them up to $800 to post promotions for basketball games to bolster attendance.