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GW Athletics announces second class of jersey retirements (opens the original)
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As part of its new annual tradition of honoring the jerseys of former all-time great student athletes, Athletics announced the next six honorees set to be celebrated during the 2026-27 season last week. Ahead of the 2025-26 athletic season, officials unveiled the Retired and Honored Jersey Policy to recognize a select group of athletes who left a major mark on GW Athletics, honoring their first class last season, which included 10 players and one coach. Officials last week announced the next six
Sophomore swimmer makes waves representing Croatia in international competition (opens the original)
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For most of the year, Mia Hren swims under GW’s buff and blue. Last week, in Taranto, Italy, she traded it for Croatia’s red and white. Hren, a sophomore, competed for her home country, Croatia, in the women’s 50-meter, 100-meter and 200-meter freestyle at the 2026 Mediterranean Games. While swimming on the international stage brings a different level of pressure than Atlantic 10 meets, Hren said stepping up to represent Croatia is always an honor that she embraces to fuel her competition. “I wo
Water polo dives into 2026 season with expanded coaching staff, championship mindset (opens the original)
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Water polo is plunging into the fall season with an emphasis on positional versatility and a renewed championship mindset following their run to the Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference finals last year. With 15 returning players on its 17-man roster, the Revolutionaries are relying on their established chemistry to speed up preseason training and integrate the expertise of a newly-expanded coaching staff. Head Coach Barry King is tasking his championship-tested roster with expanding their individ
Officials tap Hilary Steele as gymnastics head coach (opens the original)
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GW Athletics hired Hilary Steele as women’s gymnastics’ next head coach, officials announced Friday. The former USA Gymnastics National Team member joins the Revolutionaries after three seasons as head coach of the Temple University gymnastics team and previously served as an assistant coach at the University of Maryland. Steele, who announced her departure from Temple University on July 14, takes over for Stephanie Worrell, who resigned in June after two seasons at the helm. Steele said in th
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