Saturday, November 7
Washington, D.C.
6:00 PM
Hampton University
at
George Washington
Photo by: Jazmine McMillon
11.7.26 | Men's Basketball
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nov. 7, 2026) … Hampton dropped a non-conference game at George Washington Saturday night 75-61. The Pirates battled, but it was the Revolutionaries pulling away late inside of Charles E. Smith Center.
Max Frazier started the scoring for Hampton Saturday night when he tipped in a missed shot on the first possession of the game. Aaron Davis III then quickly followed that up with a three-pointer to give Hampton a 5-1 lead. Jean Aranguren responded for George Washington, netting back-to-back threes to help the Revolutionaries take a slim 7-5 lead into the first media timeout.
Davis III quickly halted the George Washington 8-0 run with his second three pointer of the game, bringing the score within one at 9-8. George Washington raced down scoring quickly, before Tyler Jackson then made the Pirates third three of the half, to even the score at 11.
Out of the under 12-minute media timeout, Seth Hubbard gave the Pirates an instant spark off the bench, scoring two straight baskets at the rim to give Hampton a lead at 15-14.
George Washington responded, taking a 30-22 lead into the under four-minute media timeout. After two Revolutionary free throws, Frazier halted the run on a floater from Nehemiah Lawrence at 32-24. George Washington then ended the half on a 9-3 run to take a 41-27 lead into the break.
Frazier led the Pirates at the break with eight first half points to go along with three rebounds. Lawrence led the Pirates with three first half assists.
The Pirates scored the first points of the second half when Etienne Strothers connected on a pair of free throws to cut the lead to 12 at 41-29. Hampton cut the lead to eight when Lawrence and Hubbard made back-to-back three pointers at 43-35. Hubbard then sank two free throws to make it just a six-point George Washington lead with 16:28 remaining in the second half.
The two sides then exchanged baskets, with George Washington leading 53-42 at the under 12 media timeout. Hubbard converted on a midrange jumper out of the break to cut the Revolutionaries lead to single digits. George Washington quickly responded, extending their lead to 13 before Jayme Mitchell Jr. ripped a corner three with 7:55 remaining to cut it to 10 once more at 60-50.
George Washington responded, pushing its lead out to 15 over the course of the next four plus minutes, taking a commanding 69-54 lead into the final media timeout. The Revolutionaries held off the Pirates for the final four minutes, earning a 75-61 victory.
Hampton was led by Hubbard's 14 points, while Frazier added 10 of his own. Lawrence led the Pirates with four assists and four steals, while Peter Da Cruz added a game high five blocks.
UP NEXT:
The Pirates return to action Tuesday, Nov. 10 when they take on Apprentice School. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.
Max Frazier started the scoring for Hampton Saturday night when he tipped in a missed shot on the first possession of the game. Aaron Davis III then quickly followed that up with a three-pointer to give Hampton a 5-1 lead. Jean Aranguren responded for George Washington, netting back-to-back threes to help the Revolutionaries take a slim 7-5 lead into the first media timeout.
Davis III quickly halted the George Washington 8-0 run with his second three pointer of the game, bringing the score within one at 9-8. George Washington raced down scoring quickly, before Tyler Jackson then made the Pirates third three of the half, to even the score at 11.
Out of the under 12-minute media timeout, Seth Hubbard gave the Pirates an instant spark off the bench, scoring two straight baskets at the rim to give Hampton a lead at 15-14.
George Washington responded, taking a 30-22 lead into the under four-minute media timeout. After two Revolutionary free throws, Frazier halted the run on a floater from Nehemiah Lawrence at 32-24. George Washington then ended the half on a 9-3 run to take a 41-27 lead into the break.
Frazier led the Pirates at the break with eight first half points to go along with three rebounds. Lawrence led the Pirates with three first half assists.
The Pirates scored the first points of the second half when Etienne Strothers connected on a pair of free throws to cut the lead to 12 at 41-29. Hampton cut the lead to eight when Lawrence and Hubbard made back-to-back three pointers at 43-35. Hubbard then sank two free throws to make it just a six-point George Washington lead with 16:28 remaining in the second half.
The two sides then exchanged baskets, with George Washington leading 53-42 at the under 12 media timeout. Hubbard converted on a midrange jumper out of the break to cut the Revolutionaries lead to single digits. George Washington quickly responded, extending their lead to 13 before Jayme Mitchell Jr. ripped a corner three with 7:55 remaining to cut it to 10 once more at 60-50.
George Washington responded, pushing its lead out to 15 over the course of the next four plus minutes, taking a commanding 69-54 lead into the final media timeout. The Revolutionaries held off the Pirates for the final four minutes, earning a 75-61 victory.
Hampton was led by Hubbard's 14 points, while Frazier added 10 of his own. Lawrence led the Pirates with four assists and four steals, while Peter Da Cruz added a game high five blocks.
UP NEXT:
The Pirates return to action Tuesday, Nov. 10 when they take on Apprentice School. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.
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