Cougar basketball teams have reached the midway point in
their season. The season started
off with the Cougar Classic, and there have been a lot of away games in early
January. The good news is that there are five remaining home games for the varsity teams; each is a CCAC – East division match up. The middle school “A” teams
play their final six games at home and conclude their season with the Cougar
Hoops Shootout on February 5. The boys “B” team will conclude with a
tournament on February 13 at Kraybill Mennonite.
Special Events:
Jan. 29 Jr. Cougar Night – All CCS elementary students receive free admission if they are wearing Jr. Cougar shirts.
Feb. 2 Sr. Night –
CCS MS and HS students receive free admission if they are wearing cougar gear.
Highlights:
The varsity boys' team enters their game vs. LCCS tomorrow
having won three of their last four games. LCCS will be a tough opponent as the Cougars lost to the Lions in the
early season match up. The Cougars have
found success with good defense and balanced scoring. Blake Greenly commented after a recent road
win at Lititz, “Winning on a big night (homecoming) at their court gives
us a lot of confidence going forward to beat any team in the CCAC.” While the boys have tasted success, they still
press to improve. When asked about areas
the team can still improve at, Greenly stated, “We still want to improve on the
defensive end of the floor.”
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Come and cheer the Cougars on to victory.
