WASHINGTON – Georgetown men's golf head coach Tommy Hunter has officially announced that Carsten Judge, Bo Maradik, and Charlie O'Donnell will serve as tri-captains for the Hoyas for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The trio will take on leadership roles both on and off the course, bringing a combination of competitive experience, work ethic, and team-first mentality as they guide the program through the season ahead.
On the Record
"I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to lead this team with Charlie, Bo and Coach Hunter. This team is a family, and I am looking forward to everything that lies ahead in what promises to be an exciting year. We are proud of what we accomplished last year, and our focus now is on defending that success and building on it. Every step we take will be with our sights set on the BIG EAST Championship and on giving Coach Hunter a win to be proud of. Hoya Saxa!" - Carsten Judge
"I couldn't be more excited to get back to the Hilltop and kick off this season as captain. We have a special group of guys and a fantastic schedule this fall. Leading this group alongside my co-captains, Charlie and Carsten, will be an experience I will cherish forever. I know that we have specific and high aspirations for this season on the course, and I believe we have the right group of guys, alongside Coach Hunter, to achieve those goals. I can't wait to get started!" - Bo Maradik
"I feel incredibly lucky to spend my final year on the Hilltop with such a special group of guys. Leading this team alongside Carsten, Bo and Coach Hunter is a true honor, and I know I'll remember this experience for the rest of my life. We have big shoes to fill from our former captains Jacob Finard and Max Hutter, but I look forward to maintaining the culture they instilled in our program and building on last year's success. The grind and push for a BIG EAST Championship begins the moment we return to campus. We are ready and committed to giving everything we have to bring that trophy home next spring, and I couldn't be more fired up." - Charlie O'Donnell
