PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (Feb. 3, 2026) - There's a new name at the top of the Georgian Court Men's Basketball career scoring record. Cam Edmonds has taken over as the Lions all-time points leader, doing so late Tuesday night as Georgian Court was on the road at Jefferson. Edmonds entered the game needing 18 points to break the record. He was at 10 at the half and sat at 11 late in the second half before getting hot. He hit a three, then was 2-2 at the line and on his final shot of night, sank another three to give him 19 points and a new GCU record.

Things didn't go quite as well for the rest of the Lions. After a tight first half, Jefferson opened things up in the second on their way to an 81-58 win. 

How it Happened
• Georgian Court's offense struggled from the floor shooting just 31.5% for the game. They hit 5-25 from three and were 9-17 at the line.
• Jefferson was over 50% for the game shooting 52.3% overall and 35% from three. They didn't do much at the line going just 6-12.
• The Rams had a field day on the boards, outrebounding Georgian Court 49-31.
• Both teams had trouble holding onto the ball. The Rams turned it over 22 times and the Lions 19.

1st Half
• Georgian Court was quickly given an early 3-2 lead as Donavin Crawford sank a three-pointer.
• Jefferson though scored six straight, helped out by four Lion turnovers in the first five minutes, leading to a 10-5 Ram lead.
• Trailing 15-10, the Lions used an 8-2 run to retake the lead, 18-17, as Donald-James Imo made a pair at the line.
• Now tied at 21, Jefferson scored a quick three and a layup to go back up five, 26-21, with 2:23 to play in the half. 
• Georgian Court missed the front-end of a one-and-one and the Rams ran back down the floor and hit another three to make it an 8-0 run and 29-21 lead with two minutes left as Georgian Court called timeout.
• With just over a minute remaining, Cam Edmonds was fouled on a three-point attempt. He went to the line and made all three to end the Rams run at eight.
• Neither team scored in the final 30 seconds and after 20 minutes, Jefferson led by six, 31-25.
• Turnovers were a problem for both teams in the first half. Jefferson lost the ball 10 times and the Lions nine. 
• GCU shot just 24% in the first half, making 6-25 from the field. They stayed in the game making 10-14 at the foul line. They also stayed out of foul trouble, committing just six fouls and Jefferson was 3-6 on free throw attempts.

2nd Half
• Jefferson came out strong to start the second. They scored the first six points in less than two minutes to take their biggest lead, 37-25, as GCU needed a timeout to regroup.
• The Lions turnover issues from the first half, hung around to start the second. They committed five in the first three minutes while the Rams were extending their lead. 
• Georgian Court finally got on the board in the second as Justin Soranno went 2-2 at the foul line. 
• GCU's struggles from the field continued in the second half as well. They started 0-5 in the first six minutes while Jefferson was 6-10 and pushed their lead to a game-high 46-29.
• Jefferson wasn't slowing down. With less than 10 minutes to play, they had 28-point lead, 65-37.
• Georgian Court got hot for a bit and scored seven straight, capped by a Cam Edmonds three-ball. 
• With the outcome no longer in question, the question became will Edmonds break the Lions all-time career scoring record.
• Sitting at 16 points with less than five minutes to play and needing 18, Edmonds buried another three to become the new GCU leading scorer. 
• Jefferson shot 58.3% for the half, putting up 50 points in 20 minutes and won going away, 81-58.

Lion Stat Leaders
• Cam Edmonds scored a team-high 19 points going 3-6 from deep and 10-14 at the line. He also grabbed four rebounds.
• Justin Soranno added seven points and five boards.
• Donald-James Imo scored six.

For the Rams
• Shane Cercone finished with a game-high 24 points on 10-12 shooting with eight rebounds.
• Jeremiah Dorsey was 3-4 for six points.
• Moustapha Sanoh didn't miss going 4-4 from the floor and scored eight.

News and Notes
• Edmonds broke the scoring record of Caleb Bowser. That record stood since 2020.
• Anthony Gooden played in his 30th career game. 
• Georgian Court did a much better job in the opening half of tonight's game than they did the first time these teams met in Lakewood. The Lions trailed tonight by six, 31-25, which is far better than the 45-22 hole they found themselves in back in December.

Up Next
• Georgian Court returns home this weekend for Hall of Fame Saturday. As part of the day's festivities, the Lions will host Bridgeport at 2 pm in game one of a CACC doubleheader with the women to follow at 4 pm.