It was an excitement filled Smith Center with the Colonial faithful packing the arena as George Washington men's basketball hosted crosstown foe Howard in their home opener. Those in attendance got their money's worth. Behind the inside dominance of senior forward Arnald0 Toro, who finished with a career high performance of 22 points (9-12 FG/4-9 FT) and 18 rebounds, the Colonials pulled away in the second half defeating the Bison 76-62. Freshman forward Jamison Battle posted

George Washington 0-1 vs Howard 0-1 When: Saturday, November 9th, at 4 p.m. Where: Charles E.Smith Center in Washington D.C. TV: ESPN+ / Radio: TuneIn Injury George Washington: None Howard: None George Washington - 58.0 - points per game 72.0 - points against 38.0 - Field goal % Howard - 68.0 - points per game 71.0 - points against 35.4 - field goal % Notes – After dropping season openers, both teams look to earn their first victory of the season in a cross town match-up Kee

WASHINGTON D.C. - It was the Colonial faithful first glimpse at George Washington under first year head coach Jamion Christian and GW didn't disappoint, blowing out Hood College 83-55 in a balanced attack. Freshman point guard Jameer Nelson Jr (pictured above) posted a game high 20 points and 6 assist, junior guard Maceo Jack added 17 points and sophomore forward Mezie Offurum contributed 13 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assist. Hood College was led by forward Tyler Evans 12 point

George Washington (0-0) vs Hood College (0-0) When: Friday, November 1st at 7p.m. Where: Charles E. Smith Center, Washington D.C. TV: None / Radio: TuneIn Injury George Washington: N/A Hood: N/A Notes – George Washington host Division III Hood College in an exhibition match-up. First look at George Washington under new head coach Jamion Christian. Colonials – (18-19) 63.5 - points per game 71.4 - points against 40.4 - Field goal % Blazers – (18-19) 81.9 - points per game 76.3

George Washington vs Massachusetts In the first game to kick off the 2019 A-10 Championship Tournament, George Washington overcame a cold start, rallying back from a 25-11 deficit in the first half, thanks to the steady scoring of Maceo Jack (11 first half points) to keep the Colonials within one of UMass 30-29 at the half . While UMass shot lots out in the first half from deep (38% 3FG), GW overcame that and their own cold shooting by being aggressive and getting to the li

After being a projected one bid league entering the 17-18 season, the A-10 once again proved why it’s one conference that should never be slept on. Rhode Island and St Bonaventure went on a terror late in the season to ensure they would go dancing, while Davidson’s historic run to the Atlantic 10 Tournament championship made the conference a three team bid. This season, the A-10 came in with the same expectations of being a possible one or two bid league with usual suspects l

In basketball as in life, little things add up to big things. Fundamental skills may not make the highlights, although, more often times than not, they're the main reasons for wins and losses. Offensive rebounding and not communicating on defense in crunch time were the main reasons why George Washington fell to Siena 69-61 despite sophomore guards Justin Mazzulla and Terry Nolan Jr. combining for 35 points and 17 rebounds. The Colonials took care of the ball only turning it

Massachusetts (13-19) vs La Salle (13-19)- Senior guard CJ Anderson posted a game high 21 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assist while sophomore point guard Luwane Pipkins added 15 points to lead Massachusetts over La Salle 69-67. The Explorers were led by senior center Tony Washington's 20 points and 12 rebounds. After a defensive laden first half that saw both teams go cold , shooting a combined 31 percent from the field, a decent offensive flow defined the second half. La Salle

Colonials do everything forward Yuta Watanabe soars in for a two hand dunk In a match-up that has become the ultimate conference test for George Washington over the years, the Colonials (12-15) led by senior forward Yuta Watanabe game high 23 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assist and freshman guard Terry Nolan Jr added 18 points, cruised to a 80-56 win over VCU (15-12), avenging an 87-63 loss to VCU on January 20th. GW played arguably their most efficient game of the season, shooting

George Washington (11-15) vs VCU (15-11) When:Saturday , February 17,. 4 p.m. Where: Charles E. Smith Center , Washington, DC Radio: 1500 AM Injuries: George Washington: None VCU: None George Washington - 65.3 Points per game 70.7 Points against 43.1 field goal % VCU - 76.9 points per game 75.3 points against 45.8 field goals % Notes - GW fell to VCU 87-63 in their first meeting on January 20th. Led by senior forward Yuta Watanabe's game high 19 points, the Colonials, who sh

Hosting preseason favorite Rhode Island, it was clear that George Washington had a tough road ahead if it hoped to walk off their home court victorious. Little did anyone know how tough it would be. Led by senior guard Jared Terrell game high 22 points and senior forward Andre Berry 17 points, GW (8-8/1-2) fell to Rhode Island (11-3/ 3-0) 81-60. Senior forward Yuta Watanabe led the Colonials with 17 points on 7-10 shooting while freshman guard Terry Nolan Jr added 13 points.

George Washington (5-5) vs Miami (8-0) - Saturday , December 16 at 12 p.m. ET Charles E. Smith Center , Washington, DC How to view/listen: TV: CBSSN / Radio: 1500 AM Injuries: George Washington: None Miami: Bruce Brown Jr (Out; Hand) GW host their first top 10 team since 2015, when they beat sixth ranked Virginia in front of a sold out Smith Center. Colonials have won 34 of their past 36 non conference games at the Smith Center. Miami have seven double digit wins so far this

George Washington forward Yuta Watanabe flies in for one of his game high seven blocks Led by senior forward Yuta Watanabe near triple double with 19 points, 11 rebounds and 7 blocks, GW knocked off cross town foe Howard University 84-75. Senior forward Patrick Steeves posted 16 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assist while sophomore point guard Jair Bolden and GS forward Bo Zeigler added 17 and 16 points respectively. Howard was led by freshman point guard RJ Cole's 23 point, 6 assi

Sophomore point guard Jair Bolden was on his game, scoring 21 points on 8-13 FG In the Colonials first game action of the 17-18 season, they impressed with a 86-63 win over D-II power Fairmont State. Senior forward Yuta Watanabe (21 points and 11 rebounds) and sophomore point guard Jair Bolden (21 points) led an efficient GW attack that saw the Colonials shoot 52.5 percent from the field, 50 percent from three and 76 percent from the line for the game. GW jumped out to a 26-1

George Washington head coach Maurice Joseph is looking to challenge the Colonials with a tough non conference schedule George Washington announced their 2017-2018 non conference schedule today with five opponents being NCAA Tournament teams. GW opens the season with home match-ups against Fairmont State on Nov. 4 in an exhibition contest. and Howard on Friday, Nov. 10, before hitting the road to face Florida State, Nov 14th. The Colonials will next host Hampton, Nov 18th and

Toledo simply had no answer for GW forward Tyler Cavanaugh as they watched him score a game high 29 points Taking on the Toledo Rockets in the first round of the College Basketball Invitational, George Washington, led by the inside dominance of forwards Tyler Cavanaugh and Patrick Steeves, walked away with a 73-69 win. With their 20th win, the Colonials advanced to Mondays quarterfinals where they will take on the winner of Stony Brook and Illinois-Chicago. GW (20-14) started

Senior guard Matt Hart and Grad Student Tyler Cavanaugh were honored pregame in their last home game It was an ideal outcome on senior night for GW guard Matt Hart and grad student Tyler Cavanaugh. Hosting conference leading Dayton Flyers in their last home, the Colonials, led by inspired efficient performances from Hart and Cavanaugh, knocked off Dayton 87-81 in front of a packed Smith Center. The senior duo shot 8-11 from three and combined for 40 of GW's 87 points. If the

Grad Student Tyler Cavanaugh posted a career high 33 points in leading GW to a inspiring win over St Bonaventure Following a gut wrenching loss to VCU, the Colonials hosted St Bonaventure, a solid team featuring a deadly back court in Jaylen Adams and Matt Mobley. Adams (21.4 ppg) and Mobley (19.8 ppg) are ranked first and fourth in the Atlantic 10 in scoring while Adams also leads the A-10 in assist (6.2). Needless to say, the Bonnies posed a great test to the resolve of GW,

Forward Tyler Cavanaugh battled his way to 13 points and 17 rebounds yet an unlikely ending ensured it wouldn't be enough With .4 seconds, VCU guard Jequan Lewis drew a foul while the Rams looked to inbound the ball. Lewis knocked down both free throw's to help VCU steal the win from George Washington 54-53, denying what looked to be another memorable GW victory, after junior forward Yuta Watanabe knocked down a corner 3-pointer. GW and VCU fought all game long as two program

George Washington (12-9/4-4) led by GS Tyler Cavanaugh's 18 points and 6 rebounds fought their way to a victory over Saint Louis (6-15/2-7) 63-55 in front of a packed Smith Center. In a grind it out game, the Colonials battled back from a 13 point deficit in the first half after seeing the Billikens go 8 for 8 from the field to start the game. GW however was cold from the field, shooting 31 percent from the as they trailed St Louis 29-23 at the half. The Colonials found their