Emerson, Ga.-The Lady Golden Eagles fell 66-58 to East Georgia State but will host a first-round game in the GCAA tournament on Tuesday night.
This is an archive of stories, stats and player information from Chattahoochee Technical College basketball, 2008-17.
Showing posts with label East Georgia State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label East Georgia State. Show all posts
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Golden Eagles Rout East Georgia State, 93-66
Emerson, Ga.-The Golden Eagles men routed East Georgia State 93-66 in their second-to-last regular-season game, getting 24 points apiece from Keith Ray and Jamion Simpson.
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Ray Explodes for 5 3s In Second Half To Snap CTC Men's Losing Streak
Swainsboro, Ga.-Chattahoochee Tech traveled to East Georgia State on Saturday for two GCAA games, and the men came away with a much-needed 69-63 victory to stop a four-game losing streak. The women's team fell to East Georgia State 72-54 in the day's first game.
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Eagles catches a cold shooting East Georgia for an 83-64 win
Waleska, GA - The Golden Eagles used a strong start to knock off East Georgia in a home game away from home Sunday afternoon at Reinhardt University.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
CTC women snap losing streak, surprise East Georgia State 74-63
Swainsboro, GA – The Lady Eagles finally put together a solid performance for a full game on the road against a course East Georgia State team, ending a difficult 16 game losing streak, with a rather convincing 74-63 win.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Men’s hoops picks up GCAA conference win; women fall again
SMYRNA – Chattahoochee Tech men's hoops earned a GCAA Division I victory over East Georgia on Saturday at the Smyrna Community Center in an 89-76 victory, while the women's team remains winless in the conference after its 81-49 defeat.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Women’s hoops comes back to beat East Georgia, while men fade late
The Chattahoochee Tech basketball squads hosted East Georgia College in a pair of GCAA match-ups at the Smyrna Community Center on Tuesday night. The CTC women started the night off on a positive note with a 58-47 come-from-behind victory, but the men suffered their second straight narrow conference loss, 71-67.
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