LAKEWOOD, NJ (Feb. 20, 2026) - Georgian Court Men's Basketball, coming off of a roller coaster of emotions in a 72-71 win over Chestnut Hill Tuesday, is right back on the court this weekend. 

Opponent
Dominican Chargers (11-14, 11-11 CACC)

Where
Orangeburg, NY - Hennessy Center

When
Saturday, February 21 - 3 pm

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

Previously vs. Dominican
• Entering this season, Georgian Court had never beaten Dominican in program history.
• That all changed this year in an 83-76 win in Lakewood.
• Georgian Court scored 50 in the first half to take a 10-point lead into the break. 
• Two Lions scored at least 20 with Cam Edmonds scoring 23 and Jaycen Santucci adding 21. They were a combined 17-27 from the floor and 5-8 from three.
• All-time, GCU is now 1-13 against the Chargers. 

Individual Milestones
• Cam Edmonds is 10 rebounds away from 400 in his career. If he reaches double-figure points, it'll be 50 straight games he's scored at least 10. 
• Tesneem Ajeigbe needs six rebounds to reach 100.
• Jaycen Santucci is one field goal away from 100.

Who's Hot?
• Donavin Crawford has reach double-digit points in four straight games and made six three-pointers against Chestnut Hill. 
• Tesneem Ajeigbe has 19 rebounds and seven blocked shots in his last three games. 
• Cam Edmonds was an efficient 8-13 for 25 points against the Griffins. 
• Jaycen Santucci had his first double-double in 10 games against CHC. 

Double Dipping
• Cam Edmonds has scored at least 10 points in 49 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 55 and counting.
• Lane also matched the Lions single-game record blocking seven shots against Wilmington. 
• As a team, Georgian Court has recorded 127 blocks this season. It's their first season with 100 or more blocks. 
• Tesneem Ajeigbe blocked five shots against Felician and is up to 28 this year. 
• The Lions have 17 blocked shots in their last two games. 

CACC Leaders 
• Georgian Court is up near the top of the league in a couple of defensive categories.
• Their 5.1 blocks per game lead the CACC and are eighth in Division II. 
• Georgian Court is also fourth in the CACC in field goal percentage defense as teams are shooting 44.2% from the floor.
• GCU is scoring the fifth-most fastbreak points in the conference at 11.6 per game. 
• Led by Cam Edmonds, GCU's 18.7 free throws made per game are second in the CACC and are 12th in the country. 
• Amar Lane leads the league with 55 blocks and 2.29 per game. He's in the top-15 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 21.2 points per game which ranks 12th nationally. He's also got the most free throws made and attempted in Division II. 
• Edmonds is one of four active players in Division II with at least 500 made free throws. He ranks fourth in Division II and 12th in all three NCAA divisions in made free throws. 
• Jaycen Santucci sits eighth in the league with 4.5 defensive rebounds per game. 
• Donavin Crawford is fifth in three-pointers made per game and sixth in total threes. 

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 three 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 in a three-way tie for eighth in a very tight CACC playoff race. 
• Thus far, only four teams have locked up a tournament berth - Felician, Goldey-Beacom, Caldwell, Jefferson. 
• The 5th-10th spots are separated by just three games. 
• GCU is tied for eighth with Bridgeport and Chestnut Hill and a game behind Holy Family for seventh. 
• Even though they have one fewer game, Wilmington is also lurking just a game behind the Lions with a matchup in Wilmington next week. 

About Dominican
• Dominican is all alone in sixth place in the CACC standings at 8-9.
• When they came to Lakewood back in January, they were mired in a five-game losing streak. 
• They're turned this around and won three of their last four, with their only loss, an OT loss to CACC leaders Felician on the road. 
• Despite their midseason struggles, Dominican is still among the leaders in the league averaging 82.4 points per game. 
• However, they are at the bottom of the league in scoring defense as opponents are averaging 83.7 points.
• The Chargers are not a terrific rebounding team as their 34.6 rebounds per game are ninth in the CACC.
• One area the Chargers are successful in is turnovers. They're 13.2 per game is the fourth fewest and they're a +2.2 in turnover margin. 
• The only team in the CACC to make more free throws per game than GCU is Dominican. They average 19 per game which is 10th in Division II and are getting to the line almost 27 times per game. 
• Four Chargers are averaging double-figure points per game, led by Elijah Peters at 14.2. He's shooting 56.7% overall, doing most of his work on the inside.
•  Key'Sean Maynard and Javel Cherry have each made more than 30 three-pointers this season and are the Chargers to watch behind the arc.