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Chattahoochee Tech cagers to host Snead State Friday evening in Cartersville....

Acworth, GA - The Chattahoochee Technical College men's varsity basketball team will host Snead State Community College on Friday night at JH Morgan Gym in Cartersville.   The Golden Eagles are off to a 2-1 start on the young season and look to bounce back from a tough 72-69 loss last weekend to Cleveland State.   Christopher Deny, a 6'3" freshman gaurd/forward out of Pebblebrook High School, leads the way for the Golden Eagles while averaging 17 points per game. 6'6" power forward, Leon Coleman (Soph.), is commanding the paint, turning in 14 points and 8.6 rebounds a night thus far. 6'2" gaurd Kenji Breedlove and 6'4" small forward Clifton Cormier, are each contributing 12 points per contest, while 5'7" speedster Brannon Hopkins is chipping in with 9.9 points. The CTC roster also boasts former Cartersville High standout Dominique Richards, who is in his freshman campaign for the Golden Eagles.   Tip off at JH Morgan Gymnasium is set for 7:30pm on Friday evening. General Admission is $5.00. CTC students presenting a current student ID are admitted free.   On Sunday, Chattahoochee Tech will host a triple-header at JH Morgan Gym, with the women's club basketball team will hosting Roxbury Community College at 3:00pm, while the CTC men's JV team will play BC Howren at 4:30pm, followed Golden Eagles men's varsity versus the Robins Air Force Base Falcons at 7:00pm.

Chattahoochee Tech drops double-header at home to Cleveland State

Smyrna, GA - November 6, 2010 - Cleveland State rolled into town and left the Smyrna Community Center with two victories on Saturday night.   The CTC Women's Club team, coming off a tough 75-46 road loss at Chattanooga State on Thursday night, was looking to bounce back in its home opener against Cleveland State. After a competitive start, Cleveland State's defensive efforts began to take a toll on the Lady Eagles. CSCC built as much as a 14 point spread in the first half, before going in to the break up by 11.   In the second half, the CTC women fought valiantly. Though falling down by as many as 23, the Lady Eagles mounted a charge, cutting the score to seven at one point. But, the momentum couldn't carry as CSCC downed several threes to thwart the comeback bid.   The CTC women fell to 0-2 on the season, while CSCC moved to 2-0.   Chattahoochee Tech Women's Basketball - Newspaper Box Score Chattahoochee Tech Lady Eagles vs Cleveland State 11/06/2010 at Smyrna Community Center, Smyrna, GA   Chattahoochee Tech Women 53, Cleveland St. 72   Chatt Tech Women (0-2 overall): Teresa Hill 8-16 3-5 19; Jasmine Stewart 3-15 2-4 10; Summer Hurst 2-4 1-3 5; Christaundra Banks 1-5 3-5 5; Mylashia Chandler 2-3 0-0 4; Maritika Williams 2-3 0-0 4; Tierra Newell 0-7 2-4 2; Machia Heggs 1-2 0-0 2; Shamika Hayes 1-4 0-0 2; Totals 20-59 11-21 53. Cleveland State CC Women: Mariah Lawrence 4-13 1-2 13; Kierra Johnson 5-6 1-2 13; Jessica Harper 5-11 0-0 11; Cassie Yeargen 2-4 2-2 7; Takeya Day 2-7 1-2 6; Jasmine Wilson 0-8 5-8 5; Michelle Davis 2-5 0-0 4; Andraya Tears 2-4 0-0 4; Alicia Robinson 1-1 0-0 3; Stephanie Anderson 0-6 1-2 1; Sharekyia Wyatt 0-1 1-2 1; Cash Champion 0-2 0-0 0; Totals 25-71 12-20 72. CTC GIRLS  25  28  - 53  Cleveland St.  36  36  - 72  3-point goals-CTC GIRLS 2-11 (Jasmine Stewart 2-6; Tierra Newell 0-2; Machia Heggs 0-1; Shamika Hayes 0-1; Christaundra Banks 0-1) , Cleveland St. 10-28 (Mariah Lawrence 4-10; Kierra Johnson 2-3; Takeya Day 1-4; Jessica Harper 1-3; Cassie Yeargen 1-2; Alicia Robinson 1-1; Cash Champion 0-1; Stephanie Anderson 0-3; Michelle Davis 0-1) . Fouled out--CTC GIRLS-None, Cleveland St.-None. Rebounds-CTC GIRLS 47 (Teresa Hill 8) , Cleveland St. 47 (Kierra Johnson 12) . Assists-CTC GIRLS 11 (Mylashia Chandler 2; Tierra Newell 2; Summer Hurst 2; Shamika Hayes 2) , Cleveland St. 15 (Takeya Day 5) . Total Fouls-CTC GIRLS 10, Cleveland St. 20. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   In what was a hard-fought game for both teams, the Cleveland State men mounted a resounding second half comeback to claim the 71-68 victory over the Golden Eagles   The first half saw a see-saw battle, with the lead changing hands numerous times. Cleveland State held a slim lead at the intermission, 39-37. In the second half, after a quick Chatt Tech score, CSCC answered with five points. Again, the lead changed hands several in what was becoming a very exciting contest.   Behind the the stepped up defensive efforts, which created transition, and the offensive fuel of Chris Deny, Chatt Tech began to establish some control. Deny's scoring, along several key buckets by Brannon Hopkins and Brian Collier, helped the Golden Eagles build a nine point cushion at 57-48. Conversely, mounting fouls by CTC, allowed Cleveland State to get in the bonus early.   Down the stretch, CSCC took forced several tough missed shots by CTC players, then capitalized on hustle baskets, along with clutch free throws, as a result of open court fouls by CTC defenders. The Golden Eagles had a hard time scoring in the half court setting. In the closing minute, Cleveland State got a crucial basket in the paint, to put them up 69-68. The Eagles could not answer on the ensuing possession, forcing a quick foul. Cleveland converted putting them up by three with 10 seconds remaining. The Eagles got the ball down the floor quickly, with plans to score a two quickly or get off a clean look from beyond the three point line. Clifton Cormier got trapped and could not find an open man and had to launch a hail mary from 35 feet that fell short of the rim.   The Chatt Tech men slipped to 2-1 overall on the early season and will return to the court on November 11, when Snead State comes to town. Tipoff is set for 7:30pm at Southern Polytechnic State University.     Chattahoochee Tech Men's Basketball - Newspaper Box Score Chattahoochee Tech Men vs Cleveland St. 11/06/2010 at Smyrna Community Center, Smyrna, GA   Chatt Tech 69, Cleveland St. 72   Chatt Tech (2-1 overall): Chris Deny 8-13 4-7 21; Kenji Breedlove 5-7 1-4 12; Brannon Hopkins 4-6 2-5 11; Clifton Cormier 3-7 2-2 10; Leon Coleman 2-10 2-3 6; Brian Collier 3-3 0-0 6; Alem Peljto 1-3 0-0 3; Quinton Wood 0-0 0-0 0; Shevren Keaton 0-2 0-0 0; Chad Pressey 0-0 0-0 0; Kenroy Jones 0-0 0-0 0; Dominique Richards 0-0 0-0 0; Bobby Perdue 0-1 0-0 0; Totals 26-52 11-21 69.   Cleveland State CC: Gerard Gore 8-18 5-9 21; Keith Johnson 4-10 7-9 15; Phillip Jenkins 4-13 1-2 11; Fitzgerald White 3-12 2-3 10; Billy Thompson 2-6 0-0 5; Jeremy Ford 1-3 0-0 2; Terrell Parks 1-3 0-0 2; Jamial King 1-3 0-0 2; Lortavious Smith 1-3 0-0 2; Brandon Carpenter 1-2 0-0 2; Joe Orukotan 0-0 0-1 0; Volante Bell 0-0 0-1 0; Totals 26-73 15-25 72. Chatt Tech  37  32  - 69  Cleveland St.  39  33  - 72  3-point goals-Chatt Tech 6-13 (Clifton Cormier 2-5; Kenji Breedlove 1-1; Brannon Hopkins 1-1; Chris Deny 1-2; Alem Peljto 1-3; Leon Coleman 0-1) , Cleveland St. 5-23 (Fitzgerald White 2-8; Phillip Jenkins 2-5; Billy Thompson 1-1; Jeremy Ford 0-1; Terrell Parks 0-2; Jamial King 0-1; Keith Johnson 0-4; Brandon Carpenter 0-1) . Fouled out--Chatt Tech-None, Cleveland St.-None. Rebounds-Chatt Tech 37 (Leon Coleman 10) , Cleveland St. 49 (Phillip Jenkins 9; Gerard Gore 9) . Assists-Chatt Tech 11 (Chris Deny 4) , Cleveland St. 12 (Jeremy Ford 2; Fitzgerald White 2; Phillip Jenkins 2; Gerard Gore 2) . Total Fouls-Chatt Tech 18, Cleveland St. 19. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chatt Tech men move to 2-0, after 87-56 win over Martinique Nationals

Chattahoochee Tech Men's Basketball - Newspaper Box Score Chatt Tech vs Martinique National Team   11/04/2010 at Smyrna Community Center, Smyrna, GA   Chattahoochee Tech 87, Martinique 58   Chatt Tech Golden Eagles (2-0) Leon Coleman 7-9 0-1 14; Bobby Perdue 4-6 4-4 12; Brannon Hopkins 5-7 1-1 11; Chris Deny 4-5 2-4 11; Alem Peljto 4-6 0-0 11; Kenji Breedlove 3-7 2-2 8; Dominique Richards 3-6 0-0 7; Clifton Cormier 3-5 0-0 7; Quinton Wood 1-2 0-0 3; Chad Pressey 1-2 0-0 2; Breion Brazier 0-2 1-2 1; Shevren Keaton 0-3 0-0 0; Kenroy Jones 0-2 0-0 0; Brian Collier 0-1 0-0 0; Totals 35-61 10-14 87.   Martinique National Team Joel Frique 4-8 8-12 16; Cirille Damien 3-9 6-8 14; Stephane Suivant 5-13 2-3 12; Teddy Lecefel 2-2 0-0 5; Dan Baker 2-3 0-2 4; Wilh Celestine 1-4 0-0 3; Cedric Andre 1-3 0-0 2; Laurent Tandavarayen 1-1 0-0 2; Raquil Gille 0-0 0-0 0; Cimadure Erving 0-0 0-0 0; Johan Lemay 0-0 0-0 0; Stephane Lamasine 0-4 0-0 0; Totals 19-47 16-25 58. Chatt Tech  52  35  - 87  Martinique  26  32  - 58  3-point goals-Chatt Tech 7-12 (Alem Peljto 3-4; Quinton Wood 1-2; Chris Deny 1-1; Dominique Richards 1-2; Clifton Cormier 1-2; Shevren Keaton 0-1) , Martinique 4-18 (Cirille Damien 2-7; Wilh Celestine 1-2; Teddy Lecefel 1-1; Cedric Andre 0-2; Stephane Lamasine 0-3; Stephane Suivant 0-2; Dan Baker 0-1) . Fouled out--Chatt Tech-None, Martinique-None. Rebounds-Chatt Tech 34 (Chris Deny 6) , Martinique 28 (Stephane Suivant 6) . Assists-Chatt Tech 15 (Shevren Keaton 3; Brannon Hopkins 3) , Martinique 7 (Cirille Damien 2; Stephane Lamasine 2) . Total Fouls-Chatt Tech 19, Martinique 14.   Chattahoochee Tech moves to 2-0 on the season and will now host Cleveland State Community College on Saturday night at 7:30pm at the Smyrna Community Center.

Kevin Young named Utah Flash head coach...

SEBL Alum Kevin Young named Utah Flash head coach... - Sep 7, 2010 (by SEBL ) Press Release Utah Flash UTAH FLASH NAME KEVIN YOUNG AS HEAD COACH OREM, UT - September 7, 2010 - The Utah Flash introduced Kevin Young as its new head coach for the 2010-11 season. Young has been a vital part of the Utah Flash staff since the teams inception in 2007 and adds a wealth of basketball knowledge to the organization. We are very excited to have Kevin take charge of this team and lead us through the 2010-11 season, said Team President Drew Sellers. Kevin has proven himself worthy to join the head coaching ranks. Young has filled various roles within the Flash organization including assistant coach, scout, and director of basketball operations. He has participated in on-court coaching, player development, and has been an important aspect of player personnel decisions for the Utah Flash in its first three seasons. In addition to his time with the Flash, Young has spent time overseas as a head coach in Ireland, Estonia, and China. He is a graduate of Clayton State University where he is a top ten record holder in several statistical categories as a player. Young will assume the head coaching role for the Flash immediately and will look to fill vacancies in the assistant coaching position as well as put together a competitive roster for the 2010-11 season. NOTES: Young will hold a free agent player tryout this Saturday at Clayton State University in Morrow, Georgia. For more information please visit... http://www.nba.com/dleague/utah/player_tryouts_100819.html

Fw: Golden Eagles Claim 2010 TCSGAA Mens Basketball Championship!

GOLDEN EAGLES CAPTURE 2010 TCSGAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!   Chattanooga, TN - Saturday, February 27, 2009 – The Chattahoochee Technical College Golden Eagles did the unthinkable on Saturday night at Tennessee Temple University in winning the Technical College System Athletic Association men's state basketball championship in its first season of competition. CTC fought off an athletic and energized Middle Georgia Tech, to beat the Titans 97-78, and claim the Title.   After breezing past West Georgia Tech in the qualifying round on Friday, 110-70, the Golden Eagles began preparing for the Titans.   "We took care to prepare for WGTC before Friday's game, but knew we had to do the same to get ready for Middle Georgia," said Assistant Coach Keith Lundy, "so we got up early on Saturday and watched game film of our regular season road game at MGTC – a game in which we had a tough time with them."   The Titans played CTC very tough in Perry on February 6th, as the Golden Eagles escaped with a wild and exciting 98-90 victory, a stark contrast to the January 16th match up when CTC blew the Titans away 117-70 in Cartersville. The championship game was shaping up to be a great match up.   "We were fully expecting Middle Georgia to be a challenge for us, with their athleticism and ability to knock down perimeter shots," added Coach David Archer. "We made a point to concentrate on eliminating the mistakes we made when we faced them in Perry back in early February."   The Golden Eagles fell down early in the championship game, as Middle Georgia came out strong behind a turnaround jumper and a three-pointer by Jeremy Bradshaw. CTC was having trouble putting the ball in the hole in the opening minute and quickly saw themselves down by scores of 7-3 and 9-5. But, after shaking off the 'championship game' jitters, the Eagles' offense started clicking. Courtney George and Ishmael John got off midrange shots to tie the game at nine, triggering a 14-0 run that saw CTC race out to a 19-9 lead. During the run, Robert Broderick began finding spots in the lane to get open and he connected on three of the baskets that allowed the Golden Eagles to establish that the Titan were going to have to play off of more than just adrenaline.   The Eagles built a 14-point spread at one point in the first half, as Broderick and Omarr Prewitt continued to dominate the paint. Sandwiched in the offensive success was a nice basket and foul drawn by Richard Davis, which put CTC comfortably up 40-25 with several minutes remaining. But, behind the advantage of being in the bonus and getting four free throws from Jacques Clarington, as well as, two big treys by Mike Ingle, the Titans re-surged and closed the half on a strong 12-4 run, to trim the score to 44-37 at the intermission. Of concern at the half was looming foul trouble for several Golden Eagle players, such as Jarmond Bailey who had three fouls, along with two each for George, Prewitt and Jeff Hawkins.       With sights set on a Championship, the Golden Eagles came out of the locker room on a mission to play a solid final 20-minutes to the 2009-10 season. The offense flowed through Prewitt right out of the half-time and he responded with two baskets and a free throw, helping CTC push back out to a double-digit lead. But, complacency set in and MGTC was not going to go down without a fight, as Brandon Whitehead scored 10 straight points and single-handedly cut the CTC back down to nine points. After a timeout, the Golden Eagles regrouped. MGTC began having trouble against a swarming Golden Eagle defense, turning the ball over and missing a series of tough shots, which turned into easy offense on the other end. The open court opportunities played into the strengths of George, John and Broderick, who combined for the next 25 of the Eagles next 28 points scored. In the stretch, George two long bombs, John repeatedly drew fouls and converted, while Broderick was running the floor and on the receiving end of nifty open court passes from his teammates. CTC built a seemingly comfortable 23 point lead, at 75-52.   CTC's foul troubles at the break did not come into play, but in the Titans efforts to slow the Eagles down, their own foul count began to mount. They eventually saw three of their players foul out of the game, while CTC capitalized by getting whopping 29 free throw attempts in the second half and 45 total for the game. Down the stretch, Prewitt and John provided the scoring punch to keep the Titans at bay, allowing the Golden Eagles to glide to the TCSGAA Championship. Mission Accomplished!   Whitehead led MGTC with 20 points, while Ingle finished with 19 and Clarington 11.   For Chattahoochee Tech, Broderick turned in his best performance of the season with 28 points and 10 rebounds. For his efforts, he was named the CTC Championship Game MVP. Prewitt pounded in 22 points and snatched 17 rebounds, while John tallied 19 points and George 14.   At the conclusion of the tournament, Prewitt and John were named TCSGAA All-Tourney Selections and the Golden Eagles were presented with Championship plaques for the claiming the 2010 TCSGAA Regular Season title, as well as, the 2010 TCSGAA Tournament Championship.          #14 Robert Broderick                     #45 Omarr Prewitt           #4 Ishmael John   Championship Notes:   In the title game, CTC shot 57.1% from the field on 32-of-56 shots. While only shooting 3-of-11 from beyond the 3-point line, 64.4% of shots inside the arc were made (29-of-45). The Golden Eagles went undefeated during the 2010 TCSGAA Conference schedule and finished with a 27-7 overall record. While averaging over 95 points per game on the season, CTC scored 90 or more points 20 times and broke the 100 point barrier on 10 occasions. Peaking at the appropriate time, five of the season's 100-point outbursts came during the final month of the season. Chatt Tech extended competition boundaries by hosting two international teams during the early part of the season by playing Martinique, from the French Antilles Islands, as well as, a team from the country of Estonia.        #10 Courntey George                                    #4 John looks to shoot                                   #14 Broderick scores

FW: WBHF AM-1450 to Air CTC men's basketball game Friday...

--- On Thu, 2/4/10, David Archer <darcher@chattahoocheetech.edu> wrote:   FIRST BROADCAST OF A CTC ATHLETIC EVENT IN SCHOOL HISTORY...   February 3rd, 2010 - Acworth, GA - On Friday evening, the Chattahoochee Technical College Golden Eagles men's basketball team will make history when they host the West Georgia Tech Titans. The game will mark the first time a CTC athletic event has been broadcast over the airwaves.   On Wednesday afternoon, an agreement was reached with WBHF AM-1450, of Cartersville, to broadcast the contest. Station Manager, Matt Santini and Station Sports Director Kevin Carroll, will handle the play-by-play and color commentating duties. Both have extensive experience handling sports announcing for local high schools in the Cartersville and Bartow County area.   Listeners will have the benefit of tuning in through four different media outlets. The game audio will be aired on AM 1450 on the radio dial, on Comcast Cable Access TV Channel 23 in Bartow County, as well as through internet stream at Bartowheadlines.com. It will also audio stream at Exterranet.com. Click on: http://www.bartowheadlines.com  or  http://www.exterranet.com   For more information about Chattahoochee Technical College and its educational and athletic opportunities, please visit chattahoocheetech.edu or ctcsports.org.   The Golden Eagles, 19-7 overall on the season, are currently atop the TCSGAA Conference Standings with a 3-0 record. CTC defeated West Georgia Tech last Saturday, after breaking open a close game for a 100-76 win that was closer than the score indicated. General admission for Friday's game will be $3.00. The men's game is set to tipoff at 8:00pm at JH Morgan Gym at 129 Aubrey Street in Cartersville. There will also be a preliminary women's intramural game at 6:00pm.   For more information, contact Athletic Coordinator, David Archer, Jr., at 770-975-4242 or darcher@chattahoocheetech.edu.   GO GOLDEN EAGLES!