For the 13th time this season the Hoyas hit the canvas, losing to St. John’s 59-56 in overtime Tuesday night, and there’s no doubt that Georgetown is now knocked out of any at-large discussion for the NCAA Tournament.
Tag: defensive
Mustangs Girls Take Dominion
In their last game before winter break, the George Mason High School varsity Girls Basketball team staved off a late rally by host Dominion High School, eking out a 51-41 victory in non-district action last Thursday night to secure their fourth straight victory this winter.
Mason Tops Stuart in Nail Biter Football Face-Off
Trailing 13-7 with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, George Mason High School linebacker Misael Benitez exploded through the line and sacked J.E.B. Stuart High’s quarterback Jason Friday on a crucial fourth and four well inside Mason territory.
Mustangs Content With Close Loss
Following last Monday’s game against Potomac Falls, the George Mason High School boys varsity soccer team trotted off the field at Moore Cadillac Stadium with a sense of accomplishment and pride on their faces, unfazed by the fact that they were the owners of the low number in the 2-0 […]
Mustang Boys Torch Park View, 19-2; GMHS Girls Follow Suit, 18-5
The George Mason boys lacrosse program has begun its Spring ’08 campaign with a mission in mind: erase the memories hardships of last year’s hardships.
After Skid, Lady Statesmen Awaken
“Basketball is a game of streaks and runs,” says Noel Klippenstein, coach of the George C. Marshall girls varsity basketball team.
Picking Splinters: The Monthly Mail
Sports Editor Mike Hume dips into his Magic Mail Bag to answer questions about the Super Bowl and the Redskin’s latest coaching candidate.
Picking Splinters:
The Redskins have a legitimate shot at making the playoffs this year.
Forging Ahead
A year after going unbeaten in their district, the Mustangs strive for a new identity in 2007. Most teams would be content with a 2006 season that saw them lose zero contests in their district, snap the twenty-eight game winning streak of one of their district rivals, and in which […]
10 Mustangs Earn Honors
The George Mason High School varsity football team placed 10 different members of its 2006 Bull Run Championship team onto All-Bull Run District teams unveiled last Wednesday, with senior Ryan Larcamp named Defensive Player of the Year. Mason Head Coach Tom Horn was named Coach of the Year.
