The George Washington women's basketball team has signed a three-year contract with West Virginia, extending their engagement through the 2028-29 season. This agreement facilitates mutual home-and-away matchups, kicking off with GW visiting Morgantown in the 2026-27 season. The last competition between the two teams ended in a close 54-51 victory for West Virginia during the Puerto Rico Shootout in 2023. Historically, GW has a slight edge in their 27-game series against WVU, with a record of 14-13.

By the Numbers
  • GW and WVU have played 27 games, with GW at 14 wins and WVU at 13.
  • The transfer group for GW adds 293 games of collegiate experience, contributing 1,985 career points.
State of Play
  • GW's latest season features five returning players, including all-conference player Gabby Reynolds.
  • The team is coming off a historic postseason run, achieving the most WNIT wins in its history.
What's Next

The upcoming November 5 matchup promises to be a vital early-season test for GW as they gear up for an intense season with new recruits and returning talent.

Bottom Line

The contract solidifies a competitive rivalry that benefits both programs, while GW aims to leverage its returning players and new transfers to propel its season forward.