Arenas where you saw GW Play
I graduated from GW in 1972 and moved to Los Angeles in 1974. While I went back east to many A-10 tournaments from 1990 to 2016 and once to the Smith Center ( I actually went back to see two games but one was the only game ever snowed out at the Smith Center) in the 1980s I have never seen GW play in many locations local to DC while I was in DC.
I was curious how many different locations people on this board can come up with where they saw GW in person. Here is my list: Feel free to add which arenas you have been to that are not on this list. Can we get to 60? 75? 100?
In California
In a tournament at San Diego St. although I only remember beating Florida A&M and not who we lost to in the first round of a four-team tournament.
- Honda center v USC; also Creighton in the third place game of the Wooden Classic under Lonergan
- Fullerton (We beat Miami and lost to Marquette)
- Santa Clara (We lost to Air Force but beat Colgate in a four-team tournament)
- Stanford (We beat Stanford but lost the championship game to Vanderbilt in Jarvis first season
- California (we lost to Cal badly in Lonergan’s first season)
- Sacramento (In Shawnta Rogers first game beating Sac State and Idaho)
Other Western locations
- Tempe (we lost to Xavier but beat Lehigh in a four-team tournament)
- Tucson (our first NCAA win ever over new Mexico)
- Vegas in 2017 (we lost the third place game at the Continental Tire classic to Kansas State)
- Honolulu (I attended all three wins in 2014 at the Diamondhead Classic beating Ohio, Colorado and nationally ranked Wichita State)
Eastern Locations
Fort Myer
Smith Center
McDonough
Catholic U.
Madison Square Garden beating Memphis in the pre-season NIT and losing to UMASS with Dr.J. The game essentially ended up being a one-on-one game with UMASS winning 70 -65 and Dr. J beating walt Szczerbiak 35-32)
A-10 tournaments
Palestra
Phillie Spectrum several times
Phillie Civic Center
Barclay center in Brooklyn
Dayton two times
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Over 55 years I have probably forgotten a few.