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Lions cruise through tournament to win ICSGA
Published March 7, 2007
AUGUSTA — High-water marks continue to fall at Loganville Christian Academy and the Lions’ basketball team reached their goal Saturday.
Just one week after nailing down the first region title in school history, LCA captured its first state title with a 68-38 win over Evangel Christian of Montgomery, Ala. The victory gave Loganville the championship of the Independent Christian Schools of Georgia and Alabama. Senior Josh Cole and sophomore Daniel Miller paced the Lions’ offense in the title contest with 26 and 24 points, respectively.
Evangel came into the game averaging more than 80 points per night in the quarter-final and semi-final rounds. Yet, the LHS defense was unsurmountable. Evangel failed to score at all in the third quarter.
“Our guys just played unbelievably all weekend,” said LCA head coach/athletic director/principal Mark Davis. “I could not have asked them to do any more than they did.”
Davis said Evangel had a quicker team, so he and his assistants decided to employ a 2-3 and 1-3-1 zone defense after scouting their opponents in Friday’s semis.
“We’ve been a strictly man-to-man team all year, so I have to really commend our boys for picking up the zone so quickly,” Davis said. “We showed them what to do on Saturday afternoon and they went out there Saturday night and ran it to perfection.”
Leading up the championship game, the Lions posted a pair of lopsided wins in the two previous games. On Thursday LCA disposed of Harvester Christian of Douglasville, the same team that had beaten them in the eight-man football finals last fall, 55-27. Cole led the way with 22 points. Miller had six blocks.
In Friday’s semi-final affair, Loganville knocked off Toccoa’s Central Heights, 68-43.
Lions are in Augusta for state tournament
Published March 2, 2007
LOGANVILLE — After capturing the first boys’ basketball region title in school history last weekend, the undefeated (22-0) Loganville Christian Academy squad is competing for a state title this weekend at Augusta State University.
The Lions met Harvester in the quarter-finals last night at the Christenberry Field House. The three-day tournament concludes Saturday with the crowning of the state champion. A win last night would put LCA in a 4:30 p.m. semi-final game today. The championship game is set for 6 p.m. Saturday.
The season of “firsts” continues for the Loganville program. Earlier this year the Lions fielded their first-ever football team and went all the way to the state ICSGA championship game. Last Saturday night LCA clinched the region title with a 72-41 win over Alleluia Christian.
“I am proud of the integrity that this team has shown all season,” said LCA coach Mark Davis. “They have a tremendous work ethic and an amazing knack for unselfish play.”
The Lions, who hosted the region tournament, qualified for the finals with an 89-66 victory over Green Pastures.
“Our seniors have shown a great ability to lead and the younger guys have responded in a great way,” Davis said. |
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LCA claims first region basketball title
Published February 28, 2007
LOGANVILLE — The season of “firsts” continues for Loganville Christian Academy. Earlier this year the Lions fielded their first-ever football team and went all the way to the state ICSGA championship game. Saturday night the Lions clinched the first region basketball championship in school history with a 72-41 win over Alleluia Christian.
Daniel Miller led LCA in the title game with 16 points, Andre Jones had 13 and Josh Cole added 10 points as the Lions improved to 22-0 this season.
Loganville now goes on to play Harvester Christian tomorrow in the first round of the state tournament at Augusta State University.
“I am proud of the integrity that this team has shown all season,” said LCA coach Mark Smith. “They have a tremendous work ethic and an amazing knack for unselfish play. The passing ability of this team has been the best I have ever coached.”
The Lions, who hosted the region tournament, qualified for the finals with an 89-66 victory over Green Pastures. Miller paced the attack with 30 points, Cole had 18 and Andrew Perry chipped in with 11. LCA blew the game open with a 22-point third quarter. Cole also added 12 rebounds and nine assists, while Miller pulled down nine rebounds.
“Our seniors have shown a great ability to lead and the younger guys have responded in a great way,” Davis said. “As far as how far we can go in the state tournament, it is anyone’s guess. I believe these guys want it bad and we have as good a shot as anyone.” |
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LCA Lions win cat fight
Published January 26, 2007
LOGANVILLE — Rivalries are good for high school sports — especially cross-town rivalries.
“With this being our big rivalry during the season, it did not take much to get our guys fired up,” said Covenant Christian Academy head boys’ basketball coach Adam Parrott. “Loganville came into the game undefeated and that is enough motivation for any player.”
Whether the Cougars were highly motivated or not, it didn’t seem to matter as Loganville Christian claimed a 74-49 victory and remained unbeaten.
Josh Cole led the scoring for the Lions with 21 points and Daniel Miller added 18. Sophomore Andre Jones chipped in with 12 points for coach Mark Davis’ club.
“We started a little bit slow, but I honestly contribute that to Covenant,” said Davis. “They shot the 3-pointer well in the first half and they broke our press well in the first part of the first half.
“I had to come out of the press and go man-to-man on them and that made a huge difference. Our guys responded well to the change in defenses.”
Jason Gresham paced CCA with 15 points and 12 rebounds. Jesse Siebel had 17 points and seven rebounds.
Loganville held a 37-27 lead at halftime in a game that appeared would be competitive throughout. The Lions began to pull away in the third quarter by holding the Covenant team to only eight points during the eight-minute period.
“We got into foul trouble and they were making their shots and we weren’t,” Parrott said. “LCA is a talented team, but I feel we played a pretty solid game against them.”
Both teams will be busy this weekend.
Covenant travels to Killian Hills tonight and hosts Alleluia tomorrow afternoon. Loganville Christian has Alleluia at home this evening before taking on Griffin Saturday at Philips Arena in Atlanta.
LCA beats Covenant behind Keeble’s 18 points
Published January 26, 2007
LOGANVILLE — Kristina Keeble scored 18 points and pulled down nine rebounds to help lead Loganville Christian Academy past Covenant Christian 42-28 last Friday. Katie Moyers added six points and six assists and Ashlyn Henderson finished with nine points and four steals for LCA.
Point guard Michelle Rockey paced the Lady Cougars with 10 points. Kaitlin Norman scored nine and Lindsey Edwards finished with eight points.
Loganville Christian held a 10-5 lead after the opening period and never trailed in the varsity basketball contest played at CCA.
“Covenant always works hard and made us play for 32 minutes,” said LCA coach Matt Smith. “Our guards shot the ball poorly, but luckily our defense was solid and we rebounded well. Covenant had a lot of shots go in and out of the basket, which was good for us.
“Anytime we can win on the road, we are happy. Our fans were great.”
LCA shot a season high 73 percent from the free-throw line, going 16-for-22.
Covenant coach Heidi Leggett said she used the game to experiment a little bit.
“We looked at some new things on our offensive end,” said Leggett. “We made good cuts and had open looks, but the shots did not fall. Michelle is still making the adjustments to running the point. Now we are going to work on increasing her shot selection.”
Leggett praised Spencer Paige for her hard work on both ends of the floor and Tiffany Benedetti for a good defensive effort.
“Tiffany should get more playing time at point guard,” said Leggett, who pointed out her team is still without Christen Devaney, out at least two more weeks with an injury. “Everything is coming together. We got a chance to analyze weaknesses and make some changes in games like this.
“We will keep working on rebounding and shot selection, along with our man-to-man defense.” |
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Lady Lions beat Victory, fall to Alleluia
Published January 12, 2007
AUGUSTA — The Loganville Christian Academy girls’ split a pair of recent region contests.
The Lady Lions traveled to Augusta last Saturday to play the defending region champion Alleluia Angels. The game started off well for LCA as they were down 14-12 at the end of the first quarter. But the offense was stagnant the second quarter as the Lions were outscored 15-6 and went into the half down by 11.
The Lady Lions fought hard in the second half, but couldn't cut the deficit into single digits. Alleluia dominated the boards all night, as they out rebounded the Lions by more than 30 rebounds.
"Alleluia is a very physical team, and we must play physical as well if we want to compete with them,” said LCA head coach Matt Smith."
LCA was led by Kristina Keeble 18 points, and Ashlyn Henderson had a season high of 14. Eden York chipped in 10.
After coming off their worst defeat of the year Loganville Christian headed to Conyers to face the Eagles of Victory Christian School on Tuesday.
The Lady lions started off the game a little sloppy as they committed six turnovers in the first quarter, yet held a 24-12 lead at halftime.
The Lady Lions picked up the intensity both offensively and defensively the second half. "I really got on them pretty hard at the halftime because we were not playing type of basketball that we are capable of. We need to start putting four solid quarters of basketball together in order to compete against the best teams in this league", Coach Smith. The Lions came out on fire the second half outscoring the Eagles 34-6. All nine member of the LCA team scored, and they were led by Eden York 11, Kristina Keeble 11, and Katie Moyers with 10. Amber Flores also had a season high with 6. The Lady Lions are off till next Thursday, when they will travel to McDonough to face New Creation. |
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Lions sitting pretty at break
Published December 29, 2006
LOGANVILLE — Seven wins in seven games is as good as you can do, so obviously Loganville Christian Academy boys’ basketball coach Mark Davis is pleased with his team’s play.
“I am very happy with them,” Davis said. “Realistically, we have the most talent I’ve ever had in all the years I’ve coached. However, some of the talent is young.”
Davis will start two sophomores and three seniors when the Lions get back into action Jan. 5 at Snellville Christian Academy. The 10th-graders are 6 foot, 7 inch Daniel Miller, who transferred in from Loganville High, and Andre Jones. Jones returned to LCA after attending Monroe Area for a year. He was a Loganville Christian student through the eighth grade.
The seniors include Josh Cole, an offensive machine who is drawing the attention of several small colleges. Cole stands 6-2 and plays the small forward position at LCA, but Davis expects Cole to play the shooting guard spot at the next level. Andrew Perry and Chase Bullock round out the starting lineup.
“Our seniors are our leaders, but I believe our sophomore class is the most athletic class in the school,” said Davis. “I think we’ll be fine next year and the year after.”
Offensively, the Lions are a force to be reckoned with. LCA scored 100 points in a game earlier this season. Yet Davis said the defense is the major factor in the success the program is enjoying.
“Their intensity is a part of the game I couldn’t be happier with,” said the coach. “They really play defense extremely well.”
According to Davis, Bullock has filled the shoes of the graduated Matt Casey at point guard.
“Chase played only a little bit last year as a senior because Matt played so well,” Davis said. “He was too old to play junior varsity, so he didn’t get a lot of playing time. When we started the season we didn’t know quite what to expect from Chase, but he has played extremely well for seven games.”
Davis admitted he doesn’t have any one single player who can handle the ball as well as Casey did last year, but he does have three very good ballhandlers.
“And that means Bullock doesn’t have to carry the load out there,” he said. “We don’t have that great ballhandler. We do have about half a dozen good ballhandlers.”
Coincidentally, the two teams expected to give the Lions the most trouble in their run toward a region title will provide the opposition when play resumes after the holiday break. LCA begins a string of five straight road games, starting with a much-improved Snellville squad on Jan. 5 and a matchup at powerful Alleluia Christian the next night.
“We understand Snellville has added some quality players since the season started and we expect them to be tough,” Davis said.
The Lions have not been taking it easy during the off time. Davis and assistant coach Kevin O’Neal have had the team on the practice floor consistently. |
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Lady Lions taking a break
Published December 29, 2006
LOGANVILLE — At the very least they should be well-rested.
By the time the Loganville Christian Academy girls get back on the basketball court, the Lady Lions will have been off for three weeks. LCA will take a five-game winning streak and a 5-1 season record into the Jan. 5 meeting at Snellville Christian Academy.
The team’s fourth straight victory came in a Dec. 11 triumph over New Creation.
After a sloppy first quarter — committing six turnovers — the LCA girls took charge both offensively and defensively. Led by Kristina Keeble's 16 first-half points, LCA took a 32-16 lead into the break.
"We didn't play well the first four minutes of the game, but after that we executed well," said coach Matt Smith.
The Lady Lions dominated the glass all night as the team had a season-high 55 rebounds, led by Katie Moyers’ 14 and 12 by Keeble. Loganville Christian was led by Keeble and Moyer with 26 and 14 points, respectively.
The Lady Lions fifth win was a 38-27 conquest of Cumberland on Dec. 15, the last time Smith’s team took the floor in a game situation.
Keeble and Eden York combined for 21 first half points as the Lady Lions took a 25-15 led into the half.
"Our plan was to get the ball to our post players, and we executed that well in the first half," said LCA coach Matt Smith.
Cumberland made some defensive adjustments at halftime in order to slow down the LCA post players, running a 1-1-3 zone most of the second half. LCA led 33-19 at the end of third quarter and went on to win, 38-27.
"We were very patient the second half, and Katie Moyers really stepped up and hit some important outside shots for us,” Smith said. “This was a good game to end this semester with, Cumberland is a well-coached team and their girls work really hard.”
LCA was led by Eden York with 13 points and Moyers with 12. Keeble had 10 points and nine rebounds.
The path to the postseason tournament doesn’t get any easier after the Snellville matchup. The Lady Lions play four more games on the road before they return home Jan. 22. |
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Loganville
Christian
returns
to
state
tourney
Published
March
3,
2006
LOGANVILLE
—
One
of
the
goals
for
first-year
head
basketball
coach
Mark
Davis
was
to
take
his
Loganville
Christian
Academy
team
to
the
state
tournament.
Even
though
the
Lions
lost
the
region
title
game
to
Alleluia
Christian,
LCA
is
at
Columbus
State
University
this
weekend
as
one
of
eight
squads
with
a
chance
to
win
a
championship.
Loganville
Christian
posted
a
17-6
record
during
the
regular
season,
winning
the
league
title
with
a
10-2
conference
mark.
Davis
credits
his
players
with
posting
double-digit
wins
for
the
second
consecutive
year.
“We
actually
looked
at
this
as a
rebuilding
year
after
going
to
the
Final
Four
last
year,”
said
the
coach
who
had
to
replace
seven
players
from
that
squad
due
to
transfer
or
graduation.
“But
our
program
is
getting
a
better
name
in
the
area
thanks
to
increased
publicity.
We
attracted
some
transfers
who
have
come
in
and
really
make
an
impact.”
Junior
Josh
Cole,
a
transfer
from
Loganville
High,
has
led
the
Lions
in
scoring
by
averaging
more
than
20
points
per
game.
Six
players
will
be
lost
from
the
current
squad
including
three
starters.
Alex
Blaine
and
Chris
Davis,
the
coach’s
son,
are
team
captains
and
starters.
Point
guard
Matt
Casey
must
also
be
replaced
along
with
reserves
Neal
Touchton,
Josh
McCormick
and
Cory
Mauney.
“Cory
was
our
sixth
man
and
really
came
on
well
to
have
a
good
year
for
us,”
said
Davis.
“He
hadn’t
played
organized
basketball
in a
couple
of
years
and
he
came
in
here
as a
senior.
He
was
a
pleasant
surprise.”
Mauney,
at
6’
5”,
scored
18
points
and
grabbed
23
rebounds
in
the
loss
to
Alleluia.
Davis
took
over
the
head
coach’s
position
after
serving
as
an
assistant
for
the
past
two
years.
He
is
also
the
athletic
director,
the
school’s
principal
and
a
minister
at
Yellow
River
Baptist
Church
in
Lilburn.
“Its
been
a
great
experience
for
me,”
Davis
said.
“I
had
the
priviledge
of
coaching
my
son
this
year
and
we’re
getting
to
go
to
the
state
tournament
together,
which
is
one
of
the
goals
we
set
when
we
took
over
the
team.”
The
future
remains
bright
for
Davis’
program
as
he
looks
toward
the
2006-07
campaign.
Cole
and
Andrew
Perry
return,
and
LCA
is
expecting
another
transfer
student
from
one
of
the
county’s
public
schools
to
make
his
presence
felt
immediately.
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Lady
Lions
post
18-2
season
record
Published
February
24,
2006
LOGANVILLE
—
The
Loganville
Christian
Academy
girls
go
into
this
weekend’s
East
Region
postseason
tournament
following
a
successful
season
which
has
rewarded
the
Lady
Lions
with
a
No.
2
seed.
LCA
takes
on
the
winner
of
yesterday’s
Covenant
Christian
Academy
vs.
Barrow
Christian
Academy
contest
at 4
p.m.
today
at
Victory
Christian
Academy
in
Conyers.
Loganville
Christian
has
been
led
all
season
by
seniors
Deanna
O’Leary
and
Amy
Hawkins.
Each
player
is
blessed
with
excellent
quickness
and
speed,
according
to
head
coach
Jerry
Hembree.
They
will
both
leave
LCA
to
attend
Anderson
University
where
they
will
be
roommates.
“All
of
our
players
have
worked
hard,”
said
Hembree.
“Amy
has
been
the
rock
of
our
team.
She
has
pulled
down
so
many
rebounds
and
has
scored
121
points
for
us.
“Deanna
is
our
bulldog
of
the
team
with
78
steals
and
201
points.
Both
girls
are
very
strong
on
and
off
the
court.”
The
Lady
Lions
have
posted
an
18-2
overall
record
by
combining
excellent
outside
shooting
from
players
such
as
Eden
York
and
Britney
Doset.
Katie
Moyers
and
Kristina
Keeble
paced
the
team
in
scoring
and
rebounding,
respectively.
Both
players
more
than
6
feet
tall.
Moyers,
a
sophomore,
has
scored
200
points
and
grabbed
114
rebounds.
Keeble,
an
eighth-grader,
ended
the
regular
season
with
171
points
and
127
rebounds.
Hembree
said
Amber
Flores
has
been
a
big
help
with
scoring
and
rebounding,
giving
LCA
an
excellent
opportunity
to
advance
deep
into
the
Independent
and
Christian
Schools
of
Georgia
playoffs.
Hembree
has
been
ably
assisted
this
season
by
Tonya
Corrente
and
Jeff
Keeble.
“Coach
Corrente
and
coach
Keeble
both
bring
glory
and
leadership
to
this
team,”
he
said.
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Loganville
Christian
sweeps
CCA
in
hoops
Published
February
17,
2006
LOGANVILLE
—
Loganville
Christian
Academy
made
a
clean
sweep
of
region
rival
Covenant
Christian
Friday
night
at
Youth
Middle
School.
Eighth-grader
Kristina
Keeble
scored
19
points
and
senior
Amy
Hawkins
added
12
to
lead
the
varsity
Lady
Lions
to a
51-43
win
over
the
CCA
girls.
Ashlyn
Henderson
and
Jennifer
Hardy
paced
the
Lady
Cougars’
offense
with
15
and
13
points,
respectively.
LCA
got
five
points
each
from
Keeble
and
Katie
Moyers
in
the
opening
period
to
open
up a
13-8
lead.
Covenant
began
the
contest
in a
shooting
slump
with
only
two
field
goals
in
the
first
eight
minutes.
Keeble
continued
to
pour
in
the
points
in
the
second
quarter
with
four
field
goals,
helping
her
team
to a
32-17
halftime
advantage
as
CCA
continued
to
struggle
from
the
field
against
a
strong
Loganville
defense.
Covenant
began
to
mount
a
comeback
in
the
third
quarter,
outscoring
LCA
11-4
to
slice
the
deficit
to
32-28
going
into
the
final
period.
Henderson
heated
up
in
the
fourth
quarter
with
three
3-pointers,
but
the
Lady
Cougars
were
forced
to
foul
late
in
the
game
and
Loganville
Christian
responded
by
hitting
nine
shots
from
the
free-throw
line.
Lindsey
Edwards
added
nine
points
and
a
team-leading
15
rebounds.
In
the
boys’
contest,
Josh
Cole
fired
in
31
points
and
the
Lions
won
a
58-39
decision.
Jason
Gresham
led
the
way
for
CCA
with
14
points.
Loganville
Christian
jumped
out
to a
17-4
first-quarter
lead
and
forced
their
guests
to
play
catch-up
all
evening.
Cole
did
his
part
in
the
second
period
with
12
points,
helping
the
Cougars
cut
into
the
LCA
lead.
Loganville
Christian
held
a
34-22
halftime
advantage.
Cole
stayed
hot
in
the
third
quarter,
adding
eight
more
points.
Teammate
Andrew
Perry
was
the
only
other
Loganville
player
to
connect
from
the
field.
However,
CCA
got
limited
offensive
production.
Only
two
field
goals,
one
from
Josh
Higgins
and
one
from
Hansen,
allowed
the
Lions
to
take
control.
Loganville
Christian
hit
nine
of
12
free-throw
attempts
in
the
final
period
and
held
on
for
the
victory.
More
CCA
action
On
Feb.
9,
the
Covenant
varsity
teams
won
a
doubleheader
with
Praise
Christian
Academy.
Josh
Higgins
scored
22
points
as
the
Cougars
claimed
a
61-22
decision.
The
CCA
girls
got
16
points
from
Hardy
and
15
from
Edwards
in a
41-37
victory.
Earlier
in
the
week,
the
Lady
Cougars
dropped
a
38-35
contest
to
Young
Americans.
Michelle
Rockey
led
the
scoring
with
14
points.,
including
three
3-pointers.
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Lions hang onto first place
Published February
3, 2006
LOGANVILLE — The
Loganville Christian Academy varsity
boys remained in first place in their
Independent Christian Schools of Georgia
and Alabama (ICSGA) region with a 75-64
win over Alleluia Saturday in a game
played at Youth Middle School.
Alex Blaine led four Lions in double
figures with 25 points. Blaine scored 12
points in the third quarter.
Josh Cole added 19, Cory Mauney had 16,
and Andrew Perry finished with 11.
Alleluia won the girls’ varsity contest
43-40 when Noel Wilby hit a 3-pointer as
time was running out. Eighth-grader
Kristina Keeble paced the LCA scoring
with 19 points, while sophomore Katie
Moyers chipped in with 10.
The Loganville Christian junior varsity
girls stayed unbeaten (8-0) with a 36-30
victory. The JV boys also won a 54-16
decision.
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Loganville
Christian
teams
play
in
Atlanta
Published
January
29,
2006
ATLANTA
—
The
Loganville
Christian
Academy
basketball
teams
hit
the
road
last
weekend
for
a
pair
of
doubleheaders.
On
Friday,
the
Lady
Lions
defeated
Young
Americans
Christian
School
53-35
on
the
Atlanta
Hawks’
home
floor
at
Philips
Arena.
Kristina
Keeble
led
the
way
with
17
points
and
Deanna
O’Leary
added
15.
The
result
wasn’t
quite
as
joyous
in
the
boys’
contest
as
the
LCA
team
lost
a
64-62
overtime
thriller.
Josh
Cole
paced
Loganville
Christian
with
30
points,
Alex
Blaine
had
12
and
Andrew
Perry
chipped
in
with
10
points.
On
Saturday,
the
Lady
Lions
beat
Forsyth
Christian
56-32
behind
22
points
from
Katie
Moyers
and
O’Leary’s
10.
The
LCA
boys
won
a
52-39
decision
over
Forsyth
as
Cole
again
led
the
way
with
15
points.
Perry
finished
with
14.
Loganville
Christian
hosts
Cumberland
Christian
Academy
Monday.
The
girls’
varsity
games
starts
at 6
p.m.
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LCA teams enjoy successful trips
Published January 27, 2006
ATLANTA —The Loganville Christian Academy basketball teams hit the road last weekend for a pair of doubleheaders.
On Friday, the Lady Lions defeated Young Americans Christian School 53-35 on the Atlanta Hawks’ home floor at Philips Arena.
Kristina Keeble led the way with 17 points and Deanna O’Leary added 15.
The result wasn’t quite as joyous in the boys’ contest as the LCA team lost a 64-62 overtime thriller.
Josh Cole paced Loganville Christian with 30 points, Alex Blaine had 12 and Andrew Perry chipped in with 10 points.
On Saturday, the Lady Lions beat Forsyth Christian 56-32 behind 22 points from Katie Moyers and O’Leary’s 10.
The LCA boys won a 52-39 decision over Forsyth as Cole again led the way with 15 points. Perry finished with 14.
Loganville Christian hosts Alleluia Saturday and then entertains Cumberland on Monday night. |
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LCA teams celebrate homecoming
Published January 22, 2006
LOGANVILLE — Loganville Christian School celebrated its first-ever homecoming night with a pair of varsity basketball victories on Jan. 13.
Katie Moyers’ 20-point effort paced the Lady Lions to a 77-26 win over Barrow County Christian Academy.
Kristina Keeble added 15 points and Deanna O’Leary chipped in with 10.
Josh Cole led a balanced scoring attack in the boys’ contest as the Lions improved to 9-2 overall and 5-1 in the region with a 79-47 win over Barrow County.
Cole had 22 points, Andrew Perry added 21 and Alex Blaine finished with 13 for LCA.
The next home game is Jan. 23 against New Creation. Junior varsity action begins at 4 p.m. and the varsity girls should tip off at approximately 6 p.m. |
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