Scoreboard

PRU Finals
1st
2nd
F
Georgetown
0
21
21
Salisbury
3
7
10
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PRU Semis
1st
2nd
F
Georgetown
5
7
12
UMBC
0
3
3
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Fall 2009 Regular Season Standings

D2 Standings
W
T
L
S14
PD
Georgetown
5
0
0
24
127
Salisbury
4
0
0
19
127
Loyola
4
0
1
17
21
UMBC
4
0
1
17
44
George Mason
2
1
1
13
104
Catholic
3
0
2
13
9
Towson
2
0
3
11
21
Mt. St. Mary's 2 0 3 10
-20
St. Mary's
1
1
3
8
-10
George Washington
1
0
3
8
-71
Navy C
1
0
4
7
-112
Johns Hopkins
1
0
4
6
12

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Hoyas Win PRU Championship
November 15, 2009 -- Georgetown defeated Salisbury University, 21-10, to win the Potomac Rugby Union DII Championship and complete an undefeated fall season at 10-0. The sun shined all day but the muddy field remained a factor as the Hoyas faced a challenge against the defending champs having defeated Salisbury last in 2005. Georgetown had chances scoring early in the first half but Salisbury kept the Hoyas out of the end zone for most of the game and led at the half by a penalty kick. Salisbury looked to spoil the finals match again for the Hoyas after their converted try in the second half. With team captain in the sin bin for a dangerous tackle, the Hoyas remained composed and at the skipper's return with 20 minutes left, the energized Hoyas pulled a comeback win for three converted scores for 21 unanswered points. Georgetown qualified for the #1 seed for the Mid-Atlantic regionals and will host St. Joseph's University (EPRU #3) in the quarterfinals on March 20.
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Flyhalf Phil Cooney '10 led the scoring with three conversions for six points. Tries were scored by prop Brian Seaman '12 and eightman Ben Vinograd '10. Wing Matteo Gomez '11 scored his first A Side try.

The Hoya: Hoyas Finish Off Undefeated Season
By Dave Finn | Nov 17 2009

Hoyas Win to Play in PRU Finals
November 14, 2009 -- Georgetown defeated University of Maryland Baltimore County, 12-3, to advance to the Potomac Rugby Union DII Championship match. The muddy ground was a factor that both teams played for field position. The Hoyas threatened several times in the first half but did not capitalize on the scoring opportunities until late in the first half with center Brendan Smith '10 score. In the second half, UMBC entered the scoreboard with a penalty kick, but eightman Ben Vinograd's try and conversion secured the win. The Hoyas clinched a seed in the Mid-Atlantic regionals in March. Georgetown will play Salisbury University for their seventh PRU Championship match in eight years on Sunday in Baltimore at 2PM. Salisbury advanced to the finals with an overtime victory against Loyola College. >> Game Summary | Gallery

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Hoyas Advance to PRU Final 4
November 7, 2009 -- Georgetown defeated Mt. St. Mary's College 69-5 in the Potomac Rugby Union quarterfinal round to advance to the league Final 4 for the eight straight year. The Hoyas entered the end zone three times before Mt. St. Mary's scored their only try of the game, then Georgetown responded with eight unanswered tries. The Hoyas will play UMBC in the semifinal round next Saturday in Baltimore.
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Eightman Ben Vinograd '10 led all scores with two tries and seven conversions for 24 points. Scrumhalf Brian Litwak '10 and flanker Karl Godlewski '11 each scored two tries. Other scores by prop Joe Moore '10, center Brendan Smith '10, flyhalf Phil Cooney '10, wing Ben Moore '12. Wing Matt Benton '11 scored his first A Side try.

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