Golden Eagles split with Gadsden State in nonconference matchups

SMYRNA, Ga. – Chattahoochee Tech men’s hoops improved to 11-1 with a 99-73 win over Gadsden (Ala.) State on Wednesday night at the Smyrna Community Center. Freshman forward Keith Ray (Hillgrove H.S.) scored a game-high 26 points, including 17 in the second half, to help Chatt Tech turn an eight-point halftime lead into a 26-point win.

The Chattahoochee Tech women opened the evening with a 93-72 loss.

The Golden Eagles hosted the Cardinals after meeting previously in Alabama in November, when Chatt Tech also split with a men’s win.

In addition to his 26 points, Ray added seven rebounds, four assists, one block and two steals while shooting 9-of-15 from the floor (2-of-5 from three) in the men’s win. Ryan Davis (Cartersville) scored 14 points on 4-of-7 shooting along with a game-high 10 rebounds, and A.J. Mosby (Cartersville) had 13 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. Trevin Steede (Wheeler) and Jordan Oliver (Rabun County) each had 10.

Arthur Bennett (McEachern) had eight points and six rebounds. Corey Tobin (Cartersville) added nine points on 3-of-7 shooting from three, and Nick Hughes (Harrison) pulled down eight rebounds.

The Lady Golden Eagles (0-12) got 39 points for the second game in a row from freshman guard Aysia Grimsley (Sprayberry), who also had 12 rebounds, two blocks and three steals. Mikayla Lee (Campbell) had 13 points and 11 rebounds with three blocks and three steals, and Fernanda Silva (Wheeler) had 10 points and three assists. Rita Beshara (Campbell) had 10 rebounds and a block.

Both teams travel to Central Georgia Tech in Warner Robins this Saturday for games starting at 1 and 3 p.m. The contests will be the third GCAA conference matchup for the women (0-2 against Darton State and East Georgia State) and the second for the men (1-0 with a win over East Georgia State). The trip will mark the last games for each team in the calendar year, with conference play picking back up on Jan. 6 with away contests at Andrew College for the women and Gordon State for the men.

Lady Eagles drop 98-57 decision to visiting Cincinnati State

Smyrna, GA - The Cincinnati State Surge women's team made the long trip down to take on the Lady Eagles on Friday night and came out on the top end of a 98-57 win.

Golden Eagles men hold on for 93-85 win over Cincinnati State

Smryna, GA - The Chatt Tech Golden Eagles moved to 4-0 on the young season, after knocking off the visiting Cincinnati State Surge who came in as the #7 ranked NJCAA D2 team in the country.

Grimsley's record-setting 37 not enough to pull out win at Southern Crescent

Griffin - Aysia Grimsley broke the single game school scoring record with 37 points on Wednesday night, but it was not enough to collect the road win at Southern Crescent, as the Lady Eagles dropped a hard-fought 69-65 decision.

Eagles fight off very good SCTC team, 94-84

Griffin - The CTC Eagle men had to go into the fire of the GCAA DIII defending champs home, and came out having to fight for the win in the end.

Lady Eagles fall on the road at WGTC, 90-48

Carrollton - The Lady Eagles took a tough 90-48 loss on the road at West Georgia Tech.

CTC men pick up 82-57 road win at West Georgia Tech

Carrollton - The CTC Golden Eagles were able to pull away for an 82-57 road win over an always tough West Georgia Tech squad at Oak Mountain Academy in Carrollton.

Golden Eagles open season with solid win over Summer Hill

Cartersville - After several days of postponements due to damp gym conditions, the Golden Eagles were finally able step on the floor Sunday afternoon. The Summer Hill post grad club was took the brunt end of the built up energy, as the CTC men raced to a 124-54 win.

Harrison Big Man Ben Drake signs with Eagles

Marietta, GA - Chattahoochee Tech Athletic Department signed Ben Drake, 6'8 center from Harrison High School, where he played for head coach Clay Crump.

Golden Eagles Sign Three Student-athletes for 2015-16 Campaign

Marietta, GA - The Chattahoochee Tech men's basketball program recently signed three solid student-athletes for the upcoming 2015-16 season. We are excited to have them join our program!

Ryan Davis transfers to Chattahoochee Tech

Marietta, GA - Former Cartersville High School standout Ryan Davis has signed with Chattahoochee Tech for the 2015-16 season, transferring from Roane State (TN), where he averaged 13 ppg, while shooting 50% from the field overall, 39% from the three point line and 70.4% from the free throw line last year. He also averaged 4 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 2.3 assists.

Ross signs with Coastal Georgia College

Marietta, GA - The Chattahoochee Technical College Athletic Department is proud to announce 6'5 sophomore small forward, Dimychael Ross has signed with Coastal Georgia College in Brunswick, Georgia.

Joe Howard to compete with Finland National U20 Team

Marietta, GA - Chattahoochee Tech Athletic Department is pleased to announce Joe Howard, 6'6 sophomore power forward, who was a major compentent of the Golden Eagles success the past two seasons, has been selected to play for the Finland National U20 Team.

Elijah Robinson inks letter of intent with Emmanuel College

Marietta, GA - The Chattahoochee Technical College Athletic Program is proud to announce Chattahoochee Tech player Elijah Robinson has officially signed with the Emmanuel College men's basketball team, one of the top NCAA D2's in the country.

Zach Landis chooses Life University to continue his career as a student-athlete

Marietta, GA - Chattahoochee Technical College Athletic Department announces Zach Landis, 6'2 point guard, has signed to move on to play for the Life University Running Eagles.