WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University women's basketball team will continue its homestand as the squad hosts crosstown-rival George Washington University on Friday evening at McDonough Arena. The opening tip is scheduled for 7 p.m., and the game will be broadcast live on the ESPN+ with Jeremy Huber and Martin Bahar on the call.
 
Fan Information

• New this season, the BIG EAST Conference has partnered with ESPN to broadcast more than 75 women's basketball games on ESPN+.
• All home Georgetown women's basketball contests that are not broadcast on linear television will be available on ESPN+.
• Live stats will be available at GUHoyas.com.
• Tickets can be purchased at GUHoyas.com.

About the Hoyas

• Georgetown defeated Sacred Heart on Tuesday evening, 77-44, as Head Coach Darnell Haney tallied his 100th career victory.
• Sophomore Summer Davis led the way as one of three Hoyas in double figures with 12 points including a 2-2 performance from beyond the arc as well as three assists.
• Junior Khia Miller and graduate student Laila Jewett both managed 11 points in the contest.
• Junior Cristen Carter led GU on the glass with nine rebounds to go along with as many points for the game.
• Miller is averaging 13.5 ppg to lead the squad, while Jewett sits close behind with 10.3 ppg.
• Carter has pulled down 8.3 rpg.
• Senior Victoria Rivera earned BIG EAST Conference Honorable Mention Preseason honors at the league's annual women's basketball media day held at Madison Square Garden in New York.
• The Hoyas were also picked to finish seventh in the BIG EAST Preseason Coaches' Poll, receiving 48 points.
• The Blue & Gray brought in eight newcomers with seven transfers and one true freshman in Braelynn Barnett.
• The transfers include Destiny Agubata (West Virginia), Brianna Byars (Cincinnati), Cristen Carter (Butler), Indya Davis (Georgia), Summer Davis (Georgia), Jewett (Central Florida) and Miller (East Carolina).

About the Revolutionaries

• George Washington is 1-3 on the season with the lone victory coming against the University of the District of Columbia, 86-47, in the season opener.
• The squad has lost three straight to Temple, Howard and Longwood.
• Colleen Phiri leads the team with 10.8 ppg, while Kamari Sims is right behind at 10.5 ppg.
• The Hoyas will see a familiar face on the sidelines as former Hoya Jaeda Wilson transferred to GW in the offseason.

Series Info

• The Hoyas are 19-20 all-time against George Washington and 12-7 at home.
• The last meeting was a 68-63 Hoya victory at McDonough Arena during the 2021-22 season.
• Haney has never faced George Washington.