LAKEWOOD, NJ (Feb. 16, 2026) - Georgian Court Men's Basketball has just two home games left in the 2025-26 season. One of those is tomorrow night in a return game with Chestnut Hill. 

Opponent
Chestnut Hill Griffins (8-15, 6-10 CACC)

Where
Lakewood, NJ - GCU Wellness Center

When
Tuesday, February 17 - 7 pm

How to Watch
• Tuesday's game is available on a free-to-view broadcast on the Georgian Court portal of the CACC Digital Network. Live stats can be found on the Georgian Court schedule page. 

Ticketing
• Tickets for all Georgian Court home games can be found at the link above, or purchased in person prior to the game.
• $10 adults
• $5 seniors/students

50/50 Raffle
• All season-long at Georigan Court home games, GCU Athletics will be running a 50/50 raffle at all indoor home games and select outdoor games. Stop by the admissions table to enter the raffle.
• $10 per ticket or $20 for 3 tickets
• Cash only
• Drawing April 28, participants do not need to be present to win. 

Previously vs. Chestnut Hill
• All-time the Lions are 6-17 playing against Chestnut Hill.
• They've done better at home where the Lions are 4-7 against the Griffins. 
• These two teams split the series last year with the home team winning each.
• GCU won at home last year thanks in part to a 40-23 first half output.
• While 13 players scored for Chestnut Hill, no one was in double-figures. Georgian Court had four reach at least 10 points led by Cam Edmonds' 20.
• Earlier this season on the road, it was a nail-biter in Philly. GCU led 29-25 at the half, but couldn't hang on in a 75-72 CHC win. 
• The Griffins led by six with 1:53 left to play. The Lions got to within one with 43 seconds. GCU then had a chance at the lead, but turned the ball over before getting a shot off. 
• Anthony Rivera, Amar Lane and Cam Edmonds each had 16 points. Rivera added 12 rebounds for a double-double. 

Individual Milestones
• Cam Edmonds needs two more free throws to make 500. There's only three active players in Division II who have at least 500 career free throws. 
• One more field goal will get Donavin Crawford to 250 in his career. 
• Jaycen Santucci is seven field goals away from 100 and two points short of 250. 
• Justin Soranno needs eight rebounds to get to 200. 

Who's Hot?
• Donavin Crawford has reach double-digit points in three straight games, matching his longest stretch of the season. 
• Donald-James Imo is averaging 6.8 points per game and five rebounds in his last five games. 
• Tesneem Ajeigbe is averaging seven rebounds his last two games and blocked five shots against Felician. 
• Anthony Gooden is 7-10 from the floor his last two games. 

Double Dipping
• Cam Edmonds has scored at least 10 points in 48 straight games.
• That broke Caleb Bowser's record from January, 2019-February, 2020 of 31 straight games. 

Block Party
• The Lions individual single-season record for blocked shots has already been broken this season.
• Amar Lane swatted his 32nd block, needing just 14 games to set a new single-season record. He's now at 52 and counting.
• Lane also matched the Lions single-game record blocking seven shots against Wilmington. 
• As a team, Georgian Court has recorded 119 blocks this season. It's their first season with 100 or more blocks. 
• Tesneem Ajeigbe blocked five shots against Felician and is up to 26 this year. 

CACC Leaders 
• Georgian Court is up near the top of the league in a couple of defensive categories.
• Their 5.0 blocks per game lead the CACC and are eighth in Division II. 
• Georgian Court is also fifth in the CACC in field goal percentage defense as teams are shooting 44.3% from the floor.
• GCU is forcing the fifth-most turnovers and are scoring the fifth-most fastbreak points in the conference.
• Led by Cam Edmonds, GCU's 19 free throws made per game are leading the CACC and are 10th in the country. 
• Amar Lane leads the league with 52 blocks and 2.26 per game. He's 15th nationally in both categories.
• Tesneem Ajeigbe is also in the top-10 in the CACC in total blocks and blocks per game. 
• Cam Edmonds leads the CACC scoring 21 points per game which ranks 12th nationally. He's also got the most free throws made and attempted in Division II. 
• Jaycen Santucci is seventh in defensive rebounds per game. 

The New CACC
• This season, the CACC will have a new look to it. The league currently stands at 11 teams with Bloomfield having departed after the 2024-25 academic year.
• The league has also done away with the North and South Divisions in favor of a single set of standings with all 11 teams. 
• Additionally, there's been changes to the league schedule. Teams will now play all CACC opponents twice, once at home and once on the road.  
• Georgian Court is finished with their nonconference slate. From here on out, they'll be playing only CACC games. 
• The Lions have completed their first half of the CACC schedule, going 3-7. Everyone plays each opponent once before seeing a team for a second time. 

Playoff Picture
• With only four games left to play, it is officially scoreboard watching season. 
• The new-look CACC sees the top eight teams make the postseason as the league has done away with divisions.
• Georgian Court is currently alone in 10th place in what is a very tight CACC.
• Thus far, only one team has locked up a tournament berth and that's Felician with their 16-1 record.
• Only Felician, Goldey-Beacom, and Caldwell have reached double-figure wins.
• The 4th-10th spots are separated by four games.
• Even though the Lions are 10th, they're two games behind sixth place and one behind eighth. 
• Sitting one game ahead of the Lions is Chestnut Hill who is tied for eighth with Bridgeport. 

About Chestnut Hill
• Chestnut Hill is a game up on the Lions in CACC standings at 6-10.
• They're 8-15 overall and have been a much different team at home vs. on the road.
• Playing at home, the Griffins are 8-3. They're still looking for their first win away from Sorgenti Arena as the Griffins are 0-11 in true road games and 0-1 at neutral sites. 
• CHC leads the CACC in fewest fouls per game, averaging just 16.5.
• That's helped them to the No. 4 team in the CACC in scoring defense allowing 77.3 points per game.
• They need their defense to hold up as they're scoring the fewest points in the league at 72.2.
• The Griffins can knock down open shots. They're third in the CACC behind th arc hitting 33.7%. They also are second in the league shooting 73.1% at the line.
• Chestnut Hill turns the ball over almost 15 times per game, nearly the most in the league. They sit at a -1.7 turnover margin for the year. 
• Individually, most of their offense comes from senior center Alejandro Redondo Cybak. He's scoring a team-best 13.7 points per game and is nearly averaging a double-double with 9.1 rebounds.
• CHC is relying on two freshmen, Amari Dow and Jeremiah Gorham for offense. They're each scoring more than 12 points per game. Gorham is shooting 38% from behind the arc this season and Dow has 11 straight double-digit point games.