ORMA claims game one victory at Myrtle Beach tournament

Chris McCain had 27 points and 12 rebounds as Oak Ridge Military Academy defeated
Christian Faith (Creedmoor, NC) 83-52 in the opening round of the Reebok National
Championships in Myrtle Beach, SC. Jay Canty added 14 points and 6 assists and
Michael Neal contributed 10 points. Jacob Lawson had 8 points, 9 rebounds and 7
blocks. The Cadets move on to the semi-finals to face Kestrel Heights Charter
(Durham, NC) at 4:00 PM on Friday.

Christian Faith 6 8 20 18 52
Oak Ridge Military 26 19 23 15 83

Christian Faith: Jones 14, Dillard 14, McCroe 10, Bethea 9, Green 3

Oak Ridge Military Academy (29-9): Chris McCain 27, Jay Canty 14, Michael Neal 10,
Jacob Lawson 8, Carlos Rankins 4, Kris Cooper 4, Taylor Hatfield 3, Nolen Gerald 2,
Justin Mitchell 2, Austin Hatfield 2, Mitchell Marlowe 2, Asad Lamot 2, Raphael Love
2, Eric Carter 1

5 thoughts on “ORMA claims game one victory at Myrtle Beach tournament

  1. Andy is the record that you posted for Oak Ridge 29 – 9 correct. There is no way these High School kids played 40 games?

  2. 40 games is what we are talking about and that is right where they want to be, on par with Oak Hill and next year, Oak Ridge is planning to beat Oak Hill…..

  3. From Friday at Myrtle Beach:

    Krestrel Heights 65,

    Oak Ridge Military 58, OT

    Jay Canty and Chris McCain led Oak Ridge with 18 points but feel short in the semi-finals of the Reebok National Championships in Myrtle Beach. The Cadets wrap up their season in the third-place game today(Saturday) at 1:00

  4. Andy how are these kids able to play so many games. No high school team in the area play that many games. Is that legal? Does that mean local schools will start playing better talent, or will they lose kids to Oak Ridge?

  5. Private school. Don’t mean that in a bad way. But private schools can play more games as long as they are not in a public school conference, such as Bishop McGinness.

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