LOA Boys Basketball 2025-26

LOA girls senior Ansleigh Padgett was an All-Region first team selection. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA girls senior Ansleigh Padgett was an All-Region first team selection. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA boys, girls earn All-Region honors

Even though neither of Lake Oconee Academy’s basketball teams made the postseason, both had several players earn All-Region honors.In total, six LOA athletes received postseason awards.For the Titans, two players made the All-Region team.
LOA senior point guard Corrion Jernigan was one of the team’s top players this season in several statistical categories. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA senior point guard Corrion Jernigan was one of the team’s top players this season in several statistical categories. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Titans finish season showing growth

The Lake Oconee Academy boys basketball team saw its season come to an end last week with a loss to a seasoned opponent.Warren County upended the Titans 60-45 to advance to the second round of the Region 8-Class A Division II tournament, bringing the Titans’ 2025–26 campaign to a close.
LOA senior point guard Christopher Taylor brings the ball up the floor during a game earlier this season. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA senior point guard Christopher Taylor brings the ball up the floor during a game earlier this season. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA boys hit rough patch

The Lake Oconee Academy boys basketball team is in the middle of its most challenging stretch of the season, but the Titans are viewing the adversity as an opportunity for long-term growth.Facing a loaded region schedule, LOA has taken its share of lumps against quality competition.
Lake Oconee Academy senior Henry Hynes makes a no-look pass to a teammate. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Lake Oconee Academy senior Henry Hynes makes a no-look pass to a teammate. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Titans heading in ‘right direction’ at right time

The Lake Oconee Academy boys basketball team is looking to peak at the right time of the 2025-26 season.The Titans are trending in the right direction, as they’ve started playing better in the last few weeks.
LOA head coach Josiah Rechenbach thinks highly of senior shooting guard Corrion Jernigan (2). SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA head coach Josiah Rechenbach thinks highly of senior shooting guard Corrion Jernigan (2). SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Titans take on Gatlinburg for end-of-year tournament

The Lake Oconee Academy boys basketball team ended 2025 with a trip Dec. 29-31 to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, for the Smoky Mountain Winter Classic. The Titans (3-7) faced Morgan County (Kentucky) in their first night of competition, then faced Wren High School (South Carolina) the following evening.
LOA senior Corrion Jernigan brings the ball up the floor during a game against Oglethorpe County on Nov. 25. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA senior Corrion Jernigan brings the ball up the floor during a game against Oglethorpe County on Nov. 25. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Titans to replace key production from last year

Lake Oconee Academy lost much of its production from the 2024-25 basketball season and aims to replace it this year.The Titans lost their leading scorer, Canon Mullen, whose dad, Dan Mullen, accepted a job as the head football coach at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Lake Oconee Academy boys’ basketball head coach Josiah Rechenbach will begin this fourth season with the program this November. FILE PHOTO

Lake Oconee Academy boys’ basketball head coach Josiah Rechenbach will begin this fourth season with the program this November. FILE PHOTO

Titans hit the court this summer

The Lake Oconee Academy boys basketball team began its summer workouts earlier this month.The Titans remain optimistic about the 2025-26 season, despite losing three of their top four scorers from last year.