Fortunately, the Georgetown Hoyas (1-0) managed to secure a narrow 3-2 victory against the Santa Clara Broncos (0-1) in the opening game of the season for both teams. Despite their preseason all-Big East selections and a strong offensive display, the visiting Hoyas raised concerns about maintaining their past consistency. During the initial twenty minutes, the outcome appeared evident. Seizing an opportunity from a poorly executed first pass, sophomore midfielder Max Viera skillfully positioned the ball in front of Santa Clara's defensive line. Senior midfielder Kyle Linhares, situated between two defenders, outpaced his opponents and skillfully maneuvered the ball past Broncos' goalkeeper Felix Schaefer, marking the quickest goal in the school's history a mere 13 seconds into the match.

Hashem Asad is actively seeking to amass invaluable experience during his participation in the FIBA West Asia Super League (WASL) Final 8, a crucial step as he readies himself for the significant transition ahead. The young talent from Kuwait Club is set to depart for the United States next month, having solidified his commitment to join the ranks of NCAA D1 institution, Georgetown University. "I believe this experience will effectively equip me for the demands of Division 1 basketball," he remarked. Hashem, who celebrated his 18th birthday this past April, had also contemplated UMass Boston as a potential avenue. However, his ultimate choice was to align himself with the Hoyas, enticed by the university's emphasis on both athletic and academic excellence. "It unquestionably stood out as the optimal choice," affirmed the alumnus of the American School of Kuwait. "I opted for Georgetown primarily due to their exceptional coaching team and their holistic approach to nurturing both basketball prowess and scholarly achievements."

Hashem Asad is preparing for an important basketball journey by seeking valuable experience in the FIBA West Asia Super League (WASL) Final 8. The talented youngster from Kuwait Club is set to leave for the United States next month, where he will be playing for NCAA Division 1 school Georgetown University. Having recently turned 18 in April, Asad had another option in UMass Boston, but he ultimately decided to become a part of the Georgetown Hoyas. The decision was driven by Georgetown's outstanding coaching staff and their emphasis on balancing athletics and academics. "The best option for me was Georgetown," said Asad, who is a product of the American School of Kuwait. "I was drawn to their excellent coaching staff and their commitment to both basketball and academics."

In preparation for his upcoming journey, Hashem Asad is seeking valuable experience in the FIBA West Asia Super League (WASL) Final 8, as he gears up for a significant milestone. The young talent from Kuwait Club is set to depart for the United States next month after committing to play for NCAA D1 institution, Georgetown University. At the age of 18, having celebrated his birthday in April, Asad had the option to join UMass Boston but ultimately decided to become a Hoya. He was enticed by Georgetown's commitment to both athletics and academics, making it the best choice for him. "The coaching staff at Georgetown is exceptional, and I was impressed by their emphasis on combining basketball and academics," shared Asad, who previously attended the American School of Kuwait. Joining one of NCAA's most successful basketball programs is a dream come true for the aspiring D1 player. "Since childhood, it has always been my aspiration," expressed Asad, the son of former Kazma player Maitham Asad. "To see my dreams come to fruition at this stage of my life is an incredible feeling."

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Yes Coach, I do!

Marcus has outperformed expectations and by the look of the comments, fans feel he is more deserving than some of the Warriors' recent draft picks.

About time for our man JG to get cred for his incredible journey. What a game 7 for him. Excited for the entire Georgetown family.

Wonder who the game was against?