Georgetown University Football announced this week that five players will serve as captains for the upcoming 2026 campaign, a decision that underscores the program’s confidence in its senior talent.
The Captains and Their Roles
Wedner Cadet, a cornerback who has logged 22 appearances, brings a knack for disrupting opposing offenses, having recorded 68 tackles, four interceptions and two fumble recoveries.
Quarterback Jacob Holtschlag, who threw for 337 yards last season and boasts a 48‑yard completion as his longest strike, adds a steady arm and poise under center.
Defensive lineman Chigozie Oge‑Evans anchored the line in every game of the 2025 schedule, earning All‑Patriot League Second Team honors for his relentless pass rush.
Offensive lineman Mosiah Talanoa, a veteran of 27 career games, was recognized on Phil Steele’s Preseason All‑Conference Third Team, reflecting his durability and technique.
Senior safety Braylon Wise started all 12 games in 2025, tallying 55 tackles and three pass breakups, and his leadership extends to the secondary’s communication.
Voices of Leadership
Holtschlag said he feels honored to serve his teammates and to help preserve the tradition that defines Georgetown football, while Talanoa expressed excitement about competing alongside his brothers. Wise added that the honor motivates him to foster unity and push the team toward its objectives.
The coaching staff believes the blend of seasoned contributors and fresh energy will keep the Hoyas competitive in the Patriot League, and fans can look forward to a season where strategy and camaraderie intersect on every snap.