On December 4th, the Archbishop O'Hara High School boys basketball team hosted the Savannah Savages and won 76-52. The Celtics built up a seven point margin in the first quarter in which Kyle Baker hit two three-pointers and C. J. Naudet added one. By halftime. O'Hara was ahead 46-30. Kyle Baker with 20, Isaac Uche with 18, Nick Naudet with 12, and Luke McCarville with 10 were in double figures while Desmond McDaniel just missed with 9 points. Jesse Dickens managed 21 points for the Savages.
The JV game was very close with the Celtics winning 51-48. Entering the fourth quarter, O'Hara was down 41-40. John Burton scored seven for the Celtics on two three-point shots and a free throw in the quarter.
In an away game, the Lady Celtics lost to Saint Teresa's 65-59. O'Hara fell far behind over the first three quarters trailing 49-31 entering the final frame. However playing aggressively, they outpointed the home team 25-7, but it turned out to be six points shy. Amanda Hull pumped in 27 points for the Celtics before leaving the game on fouls. Maddie Champion contributed 18 points in the contest.
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During the Savannah-O'hara basketball game, Michael Barbosa was elbowed in the eye during the first quarter of the game. Barbosa went down to the clapping of an O'hara player. No foul was called, however Barbosa had the clock stopped due to blurred vision. He was removed from the game and his father had to go find ice for his eye that was swelling rapidly. The O'hara trainer examined Barbosa's eye to find a tear in the lower eye socket. The trainer recommend he be taken to an emergency room. Barbaosa left the game and was rushed to a hospital. No O'hara coach or administrator or trainer has shown concern to this visiting player.
During the brief time Barbosa played, he comment on the inappropriated language used by the O'hara players. As a fellow Catholic and educator I disappointed in the actions and behaviors of the coaches, players and adminstration of this school.
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