Georgetown Prep Football
2026 JV & Varsity Football Schedule
| Team | Opponent | Date | Time | Location | Result | Score |
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| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
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Georgetown Prep | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
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Georgetown Prep | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
St. Mary's Annapolis
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St. Mary's Annapolis | ||
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Mary's Annapolis
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St. Mary's Annapolis | ||
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
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Loss | 12-18 | |
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
St. Vincent Pallotti High School
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Georgetown Prep | Win | 24-0 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
Loyola Blakefield
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Loss | 0-33 | |
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Loyola Blakefield
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Loyola Blakefield | Loss | 14-53 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Albans
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Win | 14-0 | |
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Eastern High School
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Georgetown Prep | Loss | 18-30 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Paul VI Catholic High School
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St. Paul VI Catholic High School | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
St. Mary's Ryken High School
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St. Mary's Ryken High School | Loss | 7-27 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
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| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Haverford High School
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Georgetown Prep | Loss | 7-42 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
St. Albans
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St. Albans | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Woodberry Forest School
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Georgetown Prep | Loss | 16-38 |
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
Landon School
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Landon School | ||
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
Gonzaga College High School
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Gonzaga College High School | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
St. Albans
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Georgetown Prep | ||
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
Landon School
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All Day
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| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Landon School
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Landon School | ||
| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Episcopal High School
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Episcopal High School | ||
| Football - Junior Varsity |
vs.
Bullis School
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All Day
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| Football - Varsity |
vs.
Bullis School
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Georgetown Prep |
Team Priorities
Faith
- The most important thing we do is attend Mass together.
- We treat others the way we want to be treated.
- The Bible teaches that a person can make something of himself through faith in God, faith in others, faith in himself, and faith in life. When you believe big and pray big, big things happen.
Family
- Our families are the heart and soul of who we are. We build strong relationships with siblings and parents.
- By staying connected to what's happening at home, we build a stronger foundation for our team.
- We strive to be good sons and brothers.
Academics
- We compete academically by giving our best effort and attitude in class, every day.
- We believe classroom achievement leads to lifelong opportunities.
Football Priorities
Team before individual
- Success demands singleness of purpose.
- You must be willing to sacrifice personal ambition for the good of the team.
- It's amazing what can be achieved if no one cares who gets credit.
Code
- Every drill and practice is an opportunity to get better.
- Focus on improving, not winning.
- Understand your strengths and weaknesses, physically and mentally. We are not going to be the biggest, fastest, or strongest.
- Know your assignments and execute as one.
- Every play counts. If you fight hard every down, the play you make could be the difference between winning and losing.
- Compete with pride and passion.
Character
- Be honest with yourself and your teammates.
- Loyalty: 100% commitment, 100% of the time, on and off the field.
- Respect yourself, your teammates, your opponents, and the great game of football.
- Unselfishness: be a giver, not a taker.
Which Prep alums went on to play college football?
Class of 2026
- Manny Iheanacho - University of Oregon
- Ryan Ikwuemesi - Johns Hopkins University
- Rylan Umphrey - Howard University
- Gabe Benicio - Ottawa University
- Justin Jackson - Morehouse College
Class of 2025
- Wyatt Bowman - Syracuse University
- Akeem Clark - United States Naval Academy
- Amahd Clark - United States Naval Academy
- Dylan Clark - John Carroll University
- Dominic DeSarno - Boston College
- Will Kirk - John Carroll University
- Joel Slewion - John Carroll University
- Nico Sclafani - Villanova University
- Malachi Streeter - Holy Cross College
Class of 2024
- Lee Bruner - University of Richmond
- RJ Stewart Jr. - University of South Dakota
- Colin Reynolds - University of Maryland
Class of 2023
- Nick Behrens - Trinity College
- Quincy Long - Franklin & Marshall College
- Billy Molloy - University of Maryland
- Luka O'Day - William and Mary
- Preston Rogers - The Catholic University of America
- Dakota Rosebush - Wagner College
- Nnamdi Udeogu - Princeton University (+ Track & Field)
In 2025, Immanuel "Manny" Iheanacho '26 was named The Washington Post All-Met Offensive Player of the Year. He signed with the University of Oregon as one of the nation’s top prospects, becoming a five-star recruit despite not playing football until his freshman year. Iheanacho is the first lineman to be named All-Met Offensive Player of the Year since Jonathan Ogden of St. Albans in 1991.
The Houston Texans selected Kyonte Hamilton '21 in the 2025 NFL Draft, capping a four-year run at Rutgers where he anchored the defensive line.