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GW water polo has three conference matches lined up this weekend, which includes a pair of battles against ranked opposition. The Revolutionaries face No. 17 Navy on Friday (7 p.m.), Mount St. Mary's (2 p.m.) on Saturday and No. 5 Fordham on Sunday (2 p.m.). Friday's game will be streamed on YouTube, while Saturday's game is on ESPN+.

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The George Washington tennis team returns to action for the final time this fall, taking part in the CNU Invite, hosted by Christopher Newport in Newport News, Va.

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GW cross country runner Hadley Mahoney has been named Atlantic 10 Performer of the Week, as announced by the conference Wednesday, following her standout performance at the ECAC Championships this past weekend.

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For the second time in as many meets, GW swimming & diving student-athletes have earned three conference weekly awards, as Andres Brooks and Talya Erdogan were named A10 Performers of the Week, and Carmen Bunt earned A10 Rookie of the Week honors.

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Jonquel Jones, will have her #35 retired and hung inside Charles E. Smith Center on Nov. 17 as GW hosts Temple at 6 p.m. Jones is set to become the first player in program history to have her number retired.

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