Our Partners

We welcome any business that may be interested in working with Georgetown University student-athletes. The staff at Hoyas Rising will connect an interested party with Georgetown University student-athletes, provide marketing, promotional and logistical support and ensure compliance with NCAA and Georgetown University guidelines.

Yes. While fans have been conditioned for years to understand that paying student-athletes is prohibited, student-athletes can now be compensated for the use of their name, image and likeness. Georgetown University and its athletic department staffers are barred from creating NIL opportunities for Georgetown University student-athletes or facilitating them. This is where Hoyas Rising will step in and do what the University or any of its affiliates are not allowed to do.

No, Hoyas Rising is a stand-alone For Profit under Delaware state law. It is independent of the University. However, like the University, its mission is to serve the University and its students.

Since July 2021, the NCAA has allowed college student-athletes to benefit from their name, image, and likeness in a manner consistent with applicable laws and regulations. Federal NIL legislation has been introduced but not yet passed by Congress. NCAA rules and penalties around avoiding “pay-for-play” scenarios and improper inducements to student-athletes tied to choosing to attend a particular university remain in effect.