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Aranguren's 17 lead George Washington over Hampton 75-61

Jean Aranguren had 17 points in George Washington’s 75-61 win over Hampton

2 DAYS AGO • Associated Press

Kossaras scores 14 as George Washington takes down Navy 91-39

Felix Kossaras scores 14 points off the bench in his opener as George Washington defeats Navy 91-39

NOVEMBER 3 • Associated Press

Jean Aranguren - Starting in regular-season opener Aranguren (head) is part of the Revolutionaries' starting lineup for their regular-season opener Monday against the Navy.

Impact Aranguren has yet to miss a game in his collegiate career, and the streak will not come to an end Monday. In 35 games (22 starts) last season, he averaged 8.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.4 assists. It marked Aranguren's first year for George Washington, and perhaps he can improve knowing that he has experience on his side going into this campaign.

NOVEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE

Jalen Rougier-Roane - Active during exhibition game Rougier-Roane (undisclosed) recorded one rebound across two minutes during Friday's exhibition game against Georgetown.

Impact Rougier-Roane saw limited playing time on the court Friday, but it appears that he is healthy after dealing with an undisclosed issue. The sophomore guard should be a depth piece for George Washington in his second season with the team.

OCTOBER 16 • ROTOWIRE

Andrija Vukovic - Sees action in exhibition game Vukovic (undisclosed) logged two points (0-1 FG, 2-2 FT), one rebound and one assist across 13 minutes during Friday's exhibition game against Georgetown.

Impact Vukovic was able to play double-digit minutes, indicating his undisclosed issue has been resolved. The 6-foot-11 forward committed to George Washington over the offseason after two seasons with Oklahoma State. He should be available moving forward for the Revolutionaries.

OCTOBER 16 • ROTOWIRE

Jean Aranguren - Suffers head injury Aranguren suffered a head injury in Friday's exhibition game against Georgetown, Liam O'Murchu of GW Basketball Insiders reports.

Impact Aranguren suffered the injury in the first half of Friday's game and didn't return to the hardwood. His status is worth monitoring since GWU won't play again until the regular-season opener against Navy on Nov. 2.

OCTOBER 16 • ROTOWIRE

Andrew Phillips - Lands at George Washington Phillips will transfer to George Washington, per Sam Kayser of League Ready.

Impact Phillips began his career at Lafayette. As a junior, he averaged 13.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.3 assists. The 6-foot-4 guard will now take his talents to George Washington, where he figures to immediately factor in within the Revolutionaries' backcourt.

MAY 8 • ROTOWIRE

Andrija Vukovic - Commits to George Washington Vukovic will transfer to George Washington, per PortalUpdates.

Impact Vukovic departed Oklahoma State after two seasons in Stillwater. In 2025-26, he averaged 5.3 points and 3.4 rebounds across 15.3 minutes. The 6-foot-11 center will look to crack the starting rotation for the Revolutionaries in his junior season.

APRIL 25 • ROTOWIRE

Ryder Frost - Commits to George Washington Frost has committed to joining George Washington for the 2026-27 campaign, Travis Branham of 247Sports.com reports.

Impact Frost gets a fresh start with hi new school after playing his freshman season at Notre Dame. The freshman forward averaged 2.7 points on 6.2 minutes across 26 appearances.

APRIL 22 • ROTOWIRE

Malachi Arrington - Committed to GW Arrington has committed to play for George Washington for the 2026-27 season, per Joe Tipton of On3.com.

Impact Arrington will join the Revolutionaries following two seasons with NJIT. The 6-foot-11 big man averaged 3.9 points and 3.7 rebounds per game across 29 contests for the Highlanders this past season. He will retain two years of eligibility with GW moving forward.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Dylan James - Commits to GW James has committed to George Washington, according to Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports.

Impact George Washington lacked a proven option at the power forward position with Luke Hunger and Garrett Johnson transferring schools and Tyrone Marshall out of collegiate eligibility. James was an everyday player for Georgia, and his 33 games (two starts) produced 4.5 points and 3.8 rebounds per game.

APRIL 19 • ROTOWIRE

Omari Witherspoon - Commits to George Washington Witherspoon will transfer to George Washington, per Jeff Borzello of ESPN.com.

Impact Witherspoon spent his freshman year at Pitt and made an immediate impact. He averaged 27.8 minutes across 33 games, starting 25 of them. The 6-foot-4 guard parlayed that into an 7.5 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists. He joins the Revolutionaries with three years of eligibility remaining.

APRIL 17 • ROTOWIRE

Felix Kossaras - Commits to GW Kossaras has committed to George Washington, according to Jonathan Givony of ESPN.

Impact Currently a Colorado-enrolled sophomore, Kossaras will transfer colleges next summer. For the 2025-26 Big 12 Conference season, his 13 games' statistical rates include 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds.

APRIL 17 • ROTOWIRE

Terrance Arceneaux - Gets picked up by GWU Arceneaux has committed to George Washington, Jeff Goodman of TheFieldof68.com reports.

Impact Arceneaux has found the squad to finish out his college career with after playing for NC State this past season and Houston in the previous three. The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 3.8 points and 2.6 rebounds across 30 games with the Wolfpack this past campaign.

APRIL 15 • ROTOWIRE

Jalen Rougier-Roane - Returning to George Washington Rougier-Roane (undisclosed) will run it back at George Washington, per his personal X account.

Impact Rougier-Roane missed the entirety of his freshman season at George Washington with an undisclosed injury, but he'll return with four years of eligibility remaining. The 6-foot-4 guard will look to crack the rotation in his redshirt freshman year.

APRIL 14 • ROTOWIRE

Garrett Johnson - Will enter portal Johnson will enter the NCAA's transfer portal, according to his announcement Friday.

Impact After not playing one of George Washington's games for the 2026 National Invitation Tournament, Johnson will become available to other teams. Concerning collegiate eligibility, he has two years remaining. Johnson redshirted three seasons, two for medical reasons.

APRIL 3 • ROTOWIRE

Jean Aranguren - Coming back to GW Aranguren is coming back to George Washington for the 2026-27 season, per Jeff Borzello of ESPN.com.

Impact Aranguren will return to D.C. for his second season with the Revolutionaries. The 6-foot-3 junior averaged 8.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game across 35 contests for GW this past season. He will retain a single year of eligibility with George Washington.

APRIL 2 • ROTOWIRE

New Mexico and George Washington square off in NIT

The New Mexico Lobos and George Washington Revolutionaries meet in the National Invitation Tournament

MARCH 22 • Associated Press

New Mexico plays George Washington in NIT matchup

The New Mexico Lobos and George Washington Revolutionaries play in the National Invitation Tournament

MARCH 21 • Associated Press

Castro's 22 lead George Washington over Utah Valley in NIT 79-78

Led by Rafael Castro's 22 points, the George Washington Revolutionaries defeated the Utah Valley Wolverines 79-78 on Wednesday in the NIT

MARCH 19 • Associated Press

Luke Hunger - Inactive Wednesday Hunger (foot) was held out of Wednesday's 79-78 win over Utah Valley with a foot injury, David Korn of A10 Talk reports.

Impact Hunger missed his first game of the season as the Revolutionaries took down the Wolverines in the opening round of the NIT. The 6-foot-10 senior's status for the second round of the NIT is unclear at this time.

MARCH 18 • ROTOWIRE

Utah Valley and George Washington meet in NIT

The Utah Valley Wolverines play the George Washington Revolutionaries in the National Invitation Tournament

MARCH 18 • Associated Press

Utah Valley, George Washington meet in NIT

The Utah Valley Wolverines and George Washington Revolutionaries square off in the National Invitation Tournament

MARCH 17 • Associated Press

Avila scores 22 as Saint Louis beats George Washington 88-81 in Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament

Led by Robbie Avila's 22 points, the Saint Louis Billikens defeated the George Washington Revolutionaries 88-81 in the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament on Friday

MARCH 13 • Associated Press

Saint Louis coach Josh Schertz agrees in principle to long-term contract extension

Second-year Saint Louis coach Josh Schertz has agreed in principle to a long-term contract extension

MARCH 13 • Associated Press

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Aranguren's 17 lead George Washington over Hampton 75-61

Kossaras scores 14 as George Washington takes down Navy 91-39

New Mexico and George Washington square off in NIT

New Mexico plays George Washington in NIT matchup

Castro's 22 lead George Washington over Utah Valley in NIT 79-78

Utah Valley and George Washington meet in NIT

Utah Valley, George Washington meet in NIT

Avila scores 22 as Saint Louis beats George Washington 88-81 in Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament

Saint Louis coach Josh Schertz agrees in principle to long-term contract extension