CGTC Athletics News

CGTC Cougars in the News

• Wallace Coaches CGTC Men in MGC Sweep [13WMAZ]
• Wallace Gets to Call Shots for CGTC Men [13WMAZ]
• Cougars Prepare for Bout with Rival Middle Geogia [13WMAZ]
• Cougars Split Basketball Series with Albany Tech [13WMAZ]

Audio Webcasts

Georgia Perimeter will audio webcast December 9th basketball games.

http://www.gpc.edu/athletic

Women's Game: Join Tom Whitfield for all the action, beginning with the pregame Jaguar Journal at 5:20 and the tipoff at 5:30 p.m.
http://www.ezstream.com/play/index.cfm?id=26216F626D

Men's Game: John Morgo and Daniel Bolton will call the action, beginning with the pregame Jaguar Journal at 7:25 and the tipoff at 7:30 p.m.
http://www.ezstream.com/play/index.cfm?id=2616CE6287

Pictures from CGTC Cougars Meet and Greet at Amstar Grand IMAX Cinema

CGTC Lady Cougars Open New Gymnasium with a Win Over Southern Union 77-58

November 17, 2011

Macon, GA. – The Central GA Tech Lady Cougars faced a tough Southern Union Lady Bison team that saw its second half rally fall short and, along with it, any hopes for a come-back win versus CGTC, 77-58, at the New Cougar Gymnasium on Rocky Creek Rd.

The Lady Cougars (2-2) found themselves up by as much as 28 points with 18:45 left in the second half, before the Lady Bison mounted a furious charge early in the period. With 3:09 left in the game, The Lady Cougars only led by a 10 point advantage, 61-53.

But a 16-5 surge by the Lady Cougars powered by Freshman Shanice Stanley (Tattnall Square) 8 pts/12 reb/3 stl/2 blks, Freshman Jasmine Grier (Commerce High) 14 pts/8 reb/5 stls/3 blks, and Freshman Brea Walker (Columbus, GA) 10 pts/5 reb/ 8 stl/ 1 blk, Grier connected on four consecutive two pointers during the span.

A pair of back to back steals and a three pointer by Walker helped change the momentum of the game with 2:31 left in the game.

The Lady Cougars took full advantage of 21 turnovers by the Lady Bison in the final half of the game. "I thought we came out aggressive early," said CGTC head coach Fala Bullock. "They just wouldn't stop coming at us, but Jasmine and Brea helped calm the team down and we made the necessary adjustments and pulled out a big victory at home. We got some steals; got some deflections, and started playing a little more. We are a work in progress and we are going to continue to improve."

CGTC Posts two Victories

November 7, 2011

The Central Georgia Technical College basketball teams opened the season Friday with a pair of wins over Middle Georgia Technical College.

The CGTC men topped MGTC 70-63, with Lance Hall scoring 18 points and Tyler Kendricks and Derry Thorpe each scoring 16 for the Cougars. The CGTC women won 89-45, with five players in double figures for the Lady Cougars.

CGTC Basketball Tip-Off Event and Free Admission to All Kids, All Season

October 31, 2011

Mark your calendars for the CGTC Cougars Men and Women's basketball teams public meet and greet session. Athletes will be available to autograph schedule posters, take photos, and give away free tickets to our November 19th home games. This event is open to the public.

Date: Friday, November 18th
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Location: New Amstar Grand IMAX Cinema 16 at 5996 Zebulon Road, Macon, GA 31210

All K-8 grade students will be given free admission, all season, to all CGTC home basketball games. CGTC students have free admission to all home games with a CGTC ID card.

CGTC Basketball Teams Release 2011-2012 Schedule

July 14, 2011

The CGTC Men's and Women's basketball teams look to leave mark on GCAA after provisional 2010-2011 seasons. Both teams face challenging schedules as they begin the season as full GCAA members. The schedule features 30 games for both teams with out of state tournaments early in the season. The men travel to Aiken, SC to participate in the Aiken Tech Tournament November 12 through the 13 and the women will be headed to Florida that same weekend as they participate in the Florida State at Jacksonville tournament. Both teams will cross the Georgia border again in December as the women travel to CVCC in Phenix City, Alabama and the men to Central Florida. The women kick off the conference slate with a game against Middle Georgia College on November 30 and the men get going on December 3 with a home game versus Atlanta Metro. The conference schedule will be in full swing from December through February. The women are slated for 14 homes while the men will play 13. The basketball season tips off on November 1 as both teams travel to Denmark, SC to take on Denmark Tech. The final game for the women will be played at Chattahoochee Tech on February 19 while the men will close out the season on February 21 at Middle GA College.