The Bryant & Stratton College Bobcats (BSC) are on their longest win streak of the season at three games bringing them back to .500 on the year.

Game one, the Bobcats traveled to Richard Bland College to take on the Statesmen, a NJCAA D1 opponent in a non-conference matchup on Thursday the 21st.

In what seemed as the Bobcats first complete game, they took the lead early and never gave it back. BSC would take a nine-point lead going into halftime but that wouldn't cool them off. The Bobcats would come out of the half just as efficient as the first half and would outscore the Statesmen by eight in the second half to secure the victory, 99-82

The Bobcats had three players in double digits with Kahlil Oden leading the way with a season high 29pts and four assists to compliment, Gamar Powers with 13pts, 6reb, 1stl, 1blk, 1ast, and Kimoni Small with 12pts, 3reb, 2stl, 1ast. The team shot a strong 50% from the field and 34% from the three-point line.

Game two, the Bobcats hosted the Baltimore City Community College Panthers on Saturday the 23rd in a non-conference matchup.

BSC would again start the game off strong as once they got the lead, they would never trail in this one. They would hold a 14-point lead going into halftime and would continue the pace in the second half as they would cruise to victory, 88-76 with five players posting double-digits point totals and two players posting double-doubles.

To highlight the game Kahlil Oden led the team with 20pts & 6ast, Jalen Milt would have his best game of the season finishing with 14pts, 15reb (career-high), his first double-double of the season, Kyjuan Oden finished with 10pts, 10ast, his first double-double of the season, Kimoni Small finished with 13pts, 7reb and Cassidy Golden finsihed with 10pts and a game high 2blks.

Game three, the Bobcats hosted the Cleveland Community College Yetis on Sunday where the Bobcats would earn their first conference win of the season. 

The third dominant performance for the Bobcats in a much needed conference showdown as the Bobcats would hold a 33-point halftime lead and this game would be put well away early. BSC would have four players finish with double-digit point totals as everyone on the roster would get on the court as the home team would take the victory, 109-85.

Kahlil Oden would lead all scorers with 29pts, Gamar Powers posted 16pts, 8reb, 4stl, Kimoni Small finished with 12pts, 3reb, 3ast, and Kyjuan Oden finished with 12pts, 8ast.

The Bobcats have now won three games in a row and will host the Pitt Community College Bulldogs in a conference semi-final rematch Sunday, December 1st, 3pm at Atlantic Shores Christian School.