Georgetown 76, Saint Peter’s 68 (OT) – Recap from December 13, 2025
Georgetown pulled away late, riding a strong finish in overtime to topple Saint Peter’s 76-68. Julius Halaifonua led the Hoyas with 22 points and also pulled down nine rebounds, while Caleb Williams added 14 points and eight boards. Jeremiah Williams contributed six points in regulation and stepped up in the extra period with a clutch performance, finishing with ten points overall and converting 3 of 5 attempts from the floor and 4 of 5 from the free-throw line.
For Saint Peter’s, Bryce Eaton paced the team with a game-high 23 points and added two steals. Brent Bland chipped in 13 points with two steals, and Jahki Gupton reached double digits with 10 points and four steals.
Through the first 20 minutes, Georgetown held a 31-24 lead after Halaifonua scored six points in the opening half. The defensive and rebounding effort helped the Hoyas maintain a modest advantage until the second half, when Saint Peter’s surged back and eventually forced the game to overtime at 60-60. In the extra period, Williams supplied three baskets and a trio of free throws to seal the win for Georgetown.
Key notes:
- Halaifonua’s all-around impact amounted to 22 points and nine rebounds, providing a steady force inside and on the glass.
- Williams’ late-game poise, including his performance in the overtime, was pivotal in breaking the deadlock.
- Saint Peter’s showed resilience, with multiple players contributing double-digit scoring and active hands on defense, as evidenced by Gupton’s four steals.
This game showcased Georgetown’s balance and clutch play in overtime, capped by efficient free-throw shooting down the stretch. As the Hoyas head forward, questions about how this emerging core can sustain late-game execution against tougher opponents will be on fans’ minds. Is Georgetown’s depth enough to carry them through ACC competition, or will they lean more on a few standout producers in crunch time? Share your take in the comments.
The Associated Press produced this story using technology from Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.
