Philadelphia, Pa. - Georgian Court dropped its second-straight outing, and saw its three-game winning streak vs. Chestnut Hill College halted, as the host-Griffins upended the Lions, 84-76, in Wednesday night's Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) men's basketball divisional showdown.

The Lions have not lost to Chestnut Hill since dropping an 88-68 to the Griffins back on Feb. 7, 2018 on the road.

Georgian Court claimed the first six points of the contest and developed a 14-8 lead when Matt Ringel slipped in a layup at the 15:28 mark of the initial half. CHU wiped out its deficit with an immediate run of its own 6-0 spurt, knotting the score at 14-all with 13:55 to go.

Four lead changes and four stalemates would follow before the home team, with the game tied at 27-27 at 5:48, rolled out a 10-0 outburst to go ahead by double-digits with 0:44 remaining in the stanza.

Chestnut Hill (4-16, 4-7 CACC) never yielded its advantage in the second frame, growing its cushion to a game-high 13 points on two separate occasions en route to the key conference victory.

Scottie Spann Jr. (Fr.-Philadelphia, Pa.) carried the the Griffins' offense with his game-best 22 points, hitting on three three-balls in the process. James Rider IV (So.-Baltimore, Md.) nailed a quartet of treys in the win, finishing the evening with 19 points of his own. Trevon Pitts (So.-Wyncote, Pa.) contributed 17 points and four steals while Amir Warrick (So.-Washington D.C.) added 10 points in the triumph.

As for the Lions, Caleb Bowser and Alonzo Ortiz-Traylor each netted 19 points for the road team. Ringel sent in 12 points off the Georgian Court bench while Bryce Council and Kim Speller both scored 11 points apiece.

GCU (7-11, 5-6 CACC) remains idle until Tuesday, Feb. 4 when the Lions host Holy Family University (7-13, 4-7 CACC) in the Wellness Center at 8:00 p.m. Georgian Court defeated the Tigers just last Thursday in Philadelphia, 73-69.