Trey Moss (#1) led GW with 19 points |
From our friends at GW Athletics...
Men’s Basketball Tops Army, 75-60
Returning home for final exams after a true road win at Old Dominion, GW men's basketball kept its perfect mark alive at the Smith Center this season in a 75-60 win against Army, on the eve of the historic, annual Army-Navy football tomorrow.
Trey Moss carried the load for the GW Revs in the opening 20 minutes, pouring in 13 points, highlighted by 3-of-6 3-point shooting, to push the Revolutionaries to a 35-29 halftime lead.
Army made an early second-half run to take a brief lead, but GW responded in kind and after a Christian Jones three-pointer and Darren Buchanan Jr. lay-in in quick succession gave GW a 12-point lead with just over five minutes to play, an Army timeout ensued. George Washington then threw the knockout punch when a Gerald Drumgoole triple and Rafael Castro slam put the home team up 17, so the final minutes saw George Washington cruise.
Darren Buchanan Jr. (#3) added 12 points & 6 rebounds |
Moss went on to lead the team in scoring and assists with 19 and five, while Castro double-doubled with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Buchanan and Drumgoole matched Castro with a dozen as well, while Jones gave GW five in double figures with 11.
Gerald Drumgoole (#5) scored 12 points, including 3 treys |
GW's 3-point shooting was the difference maker, shooting nearly 40% with 13 threes. Moss (4-of-9), Jones (3-of-5) and Drumgoole (3-of-8) were all locked in from deep. Army, meanwhile, was held to 5-of-30 (16.7%) from beyond the arc.
Rafael Castro (#30, 12 points) led GW with 12 rebounds |
George Washington stays home for finals and the upcoming holidays, finishing off the semester with a pair of home dates next week: Wednesday the 18th vs. Lafayette at 7 p.m. and Sunday the 22nd vs. UVA Wise at noon, both on ESPN+. Conference play then commences at Richmond on New Year's Eve.
Christian Jones (#2) scored 11 points off the bench |
GW fans can get in the game by directly supporting student-athletes through donations to the Buff & Blue Fund. For more information on GW Athletics, fans are encouraged to visit GWsports.com, or follow the Revolutionaries on social media through X (@GWsports) and Instagram (@gwsports).
GS Sean Hansen (#20) dished out 4 assists |
In addition, single-game and season tickets for the 2024-25 GW men's and women's basketball campaigns are currently on sale through the GW Athletics Ticket Office (202-99-GWTIX or tickets@gwu.edu).
Frosh Dayan Nessah (#7) scored 2 points |
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GW Head Coach Chris Caputo |
Army Head Coach Kevin Kuwik |
Halftime entertainment |
George's Army |
GW Cheer Team |
Happy Holidays from the First Ladies