Georgetown Cruises Past Seton Hall in 4-0 Win
The Hoyas extended their winning streak to seven games behind a dominant performance at Shaw Field.
Updated on Oct. 19, 2026 in Soccer
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Georgetown University defeated Seton Hall University 4-0 in a men's soccer match on Wednesday. The win improves Georgetown to a 11-1-1 season record and maintains their current seven-game winning streak.
Why it matters
The decisive conference victory bolsters Georgetown's standing in the Big East as the regular season reaches its final stages. The result highlights the team's continued offensive momentum heading into their upcoming matchup against Pittsburgh.
Georgetown recorded 15 total shots with 7 on goal, compared to just 5 shots and 2 on goal for Seton Hall. Matthew Van Horn extended his team-leading season total to 7 goals during the shutout.
The players
Georgetown University
A private research university in Washington that fields competitive Division I athletic teams in the Big East Conference.
Seton Hall University
A private Catholic university in South Orange, New Jersey, known for its long-standing intercollegiate athletic program.
Matthew Van Horn
A forward for the Georgetown men's soccer team who has emerged as a key offensive contributor this season.
The details
Terrance Reynolds opened the scoring on a rebound, followed by goals from Eric Howard, Matthew Van Horn, and Casey Milliken. Goalkeeper Charlie DeMarco anchored the defensive effort with 2 saves to secure the clean sheet.
Timeline
The match took place on October 16, 2026.
Georgetown will face the University of Pittsburgh on October 19, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The win solidifies Georgetown's position within the 2026 Big East men's soccer regular season standings as they push toward postseason qualification. This victory maintains the team's momentum as they remain undefeated in conference play with a 5-0-0 record.
Georgetown moves to a 5-0-0 record in Big East conference play, keeping them atop the conference standings. The clean sheet from Charlie DeMarco adds to the team's defensive efficiency as they prepare for a road test against Pittsburgh.
The takeaway
Consistent offensive production from multiple players continues to drive the Hoyas' winning streak. Maintaining this scoring depth will be essential as the team faces tougher non-conference competition in the coming days.
What happens next
Georgetown is scheduled to travel to Pittsburgh to face the University of Pittsburgh on October 19, 2026.
Further reading
Stay updated on the team's progress throughout the conference schedule on the Washington Soccer page.
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