Hoyas Pull Away Late to Secure 76–68 Victory Over the Revolutionaries

George Washington sophomore guard Omari Witherspoon knocks down one of his four three pointers of the game, over Georgetown poiint guard Jaland Lowe

The Georgetown Hoyas held off a determined George Washington Revolutionaries squad, earning a 76–68 victory in a competitive matchup that featured momentum swings, impressive individual performances, and a strong response from GW after falling behind in the second half. The Revolutionaries received productive contributions from Omari Witherspoon, Lovro Urbiha, Dylan James, and freshman guard Promis N’Landu, who showed poise in the spotlight. Georgetown, however, had the advantage of a balanced attack led by point guard Jaland Lowe, whose ability to create scoring opportunities, attack the paint, and make the right reads helped the Hoyas control key stretches of the game. GW battled back from a 12-point deficit, using consecutive three-pointers from Urbiha to make it a five-point game, but Georgetown responded with timely shooting and defensive stops down the stretch.

Watch the first episode of GW Recap for the 26-27 season below for full analysis of the cross town battle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PaOarnQkl4&t=2s

Hoya senior floor general Jaland Lowe converts a tough floater over GW sophomore Omari Witherspoon

GW's high flying forward Dylan James punches homes a alley oop pass, en route to 14 points on 7-9 shooting from the field

Georgetown wing Josiah Parker goes to work in the post; he nearly finished with a double double with 8 points and a game high 10 rebounds