Georgetown University's men's soccer team clinched its second consecutive BIG EAST Championship with a 3-1 victory over the University of Connecticut. Junior Mateo Ponce-Ocampo scored two crucial goals, helping secure the program's seventh title. The win also guarantees Georgetown an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament, marking their current record at 12-3-4. Head Coach Brian Wiese lauded the team's mentality and resilience throughout the match.

By the Numbers
  • Georgetown outshot UConn 15-12, with 7 shots on goal.
  • Manske had 5 saves, contributing to the team's defensive success.
Yes, But

While the Hoyas exhibited strong performance, the match highlighted UConn's resilience as they managed to score in the second half, providing challenges for Georgetown's defense.

State of Play
  • This is Georgetown's seventh BIG EAST Championship, emphasizing their ongoing dominance in the conference.
  • The team is preparing for the NCAA Tournament, following their victory, which adds pressure for continued success.
What's Next

The Hoyas will await their NCAA Tournament schedule, with the selection show set for Monday at 1 p.m. Expectations are high as they aim for a deep tournament run.

Bottom Line

Georgetown's back-to-back championships showcase their strong program and determination. Continuing this momentum is crucial as they move into the NCAA Tournament, where consistency and resilience will be key to their success.