The Catoosa County News

Oakwood Christian boys pull away for road win

- By Scott Herpst

The Oakwood Christian Eagles got back in the win column last Monday night with a 77-56 victory on the road at Calvary Christian.

Oakwood held a slim 1715 lead after the first quarter, but extended its lead to 11 points at halftime before pulling away over the final two periods.

Four players finished in double figures for the Eagles, led by Gavin Broadrick’s 18 points. Andrew Phillips finished with 16 points. David Potthast had 16 and Caleb Epperson finished the night with 13. Seven points from Chase Lanham, four by Tomo Gilchrist and two by Jarrett Chambers rounded out the scoring.

Mtn. View boys 62, Oakwood 56

The Eagles put on a furious fourth-quarter comeback Thursday night, but could not complete it as they dropped a six-point decision to visiting Mountain View Christian in a fiercely-contested battle in Chickamaug­a.

Down 10 points to began the fourth quarter, Oakwood used an 11-2 run to pull within a single point, 50-49, with three minutes remaining. However, Mountain View would hit some crucial foul shots in the closing minutes to hold the Eagles at bay.

Broadrick had a teamhigh 27 points for Oakwood. Epperson finished with 11 points and Phillips added 10. Four points each by Lanham and Potthast rounded out the scoring.

Praise boys 72, Oakwood 67

Friday night, the Eagles once again rallied in the final period, but didn’t have enough to complete the comeback as they lost at home to fall to 8-14 on the season.

The game was tied at 18 after one quarter and Oakwood led most of the second quarter before going

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 ?? Scott Herpst ?? Gordon Lee senior guard Weston Beagles drives past a Mt. Zion defender on his way to the basket last week. Beagles had a career-high 32 points, but the Trojans would come up two points short in a heartbreak­ing 77-75 loss to the Eagles.
Scott Herpst Gordon Lee senior guard Weston Beagles drives past a Mt. Zion defender on his way to the basket last week. Beagles had a career-high 32 points, but the Trojans would come up two points short in a heartbreak­ing 77-75 loss to the Eagles.
 ?? Scott Herpst ?? Oakwood Christian’s Gavin Broadrick goes in for a lay-up during last week’s home game against Mountain View Christian. The Eagles put on a furious fourth-quarter rally, but ultimately fell short of the win.
Scott Herpst Oakwood Christian’s Gavin Broadrick goes in for a lay-up during last week’s home game against Mountain View Christian. The Eagles put on a furious fourth-quarter rally, but ultimately fell short of the win.

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