No. 22 Georgetown women's lacrosse (9-3, 3-0 BIG EAST) aims to extend its four-game winning streak in a midweek clash against James Madison University (7-6) on April 8. The Hoyas recently showcased their strength with a decisive 19-1 win over Xavier, where 14 players scored. Georgetown's defense is noted for ranking fifth nationally in scoring defense, while Annie McGovern leads the offense with 49 points.

By the Numbers
  • Georgetown is currently on a four-game winning streak, having outscored opponents 48-18 in conference play.
  • The Hoyas hold a perfect 6-0 record on the road this season.
  • James Madison's Payton Root has 55 points, leading the Dukes' offense.
State of Play
  • Georgetown ranks fifth nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 7.33 goals per game.
  • James Madison is coming off a high-scoring 20-10 victory over Charlotte.
  • The Hoyas have not won in Harrisonburg since 2006, having lost the last three matchups against the Dukes.
What's Next

Following the matchup against JMU, Georgetown will resume BIG EAST play with a road game against Butler on April 11.

Bottom Line

Georgetown will need to leverage its strong defense and offensive depth to break a three-game losing streak against James Madison, aiming for a crucial victory to solidify its standings.