A males’s basketball recreation between George Washington and American College on Saturday was interrupted by an overeager halftime performer: A frisbee-catching canine named Fortunate.
The incident went down early within the first half at GW’s gymnasium within the nation’s capital when Colonials ahead Ricky Lindo Jr. tried to inbounds the ball close to his workforce’s bench.
It was then that Fortunate, a border collie, launched herself to the group by sprinting onto the court docket and giving Lindo a short scare.
A males’s basketball recreation between George Washington and American College on Saturday was interrupted by an overeager halftime performer: A frisbee-catching canine named Fortunate
‘A border collie is operating across the Smith Middle,’ exclaimed one announcer after Lindo was visibly shaken by the shock canine cameo.
Not desirous to steal the present completely, Fortunate returned to the sideline and refused to re-emerge till halftime, when she simply caught some frisbees to the delight of the group.
As for the sport, Fortunate was something however for the Colonials, who misplaced 69-64 as Johnny O’Neil scored 19 factors off of the bench for American.
O’Neil added six rebounds for the Eagles (7-2). Matt Rogers scored 16 factors and added six rebounds. Geoff Sprouse had 9 factors.
It was the seventh victory in a row for the Eagles.
The Colonials (5-4) have been led in scoring by Lindo Jr., who completed with 18 factors, 9 rebounds, two steals and three blocks after recovering from seeing Fortunate. James Bishop added 14 factors and 7 assists for George Washington. Brendan Adams additionally put up 12 factors.
O’Neil scored eight factors within the first half for American, who led 30-24 on the break. O’Neil led the way in which with 11 second-half factors.
Fortunate sprinted onto the court docket, giving Colonials ahead Ricky Lindo Jr. a short scare
