Grace defeated the Red Lions of Lincoln Christian University, 82-66, in the last game of the Midwest Region Tip-off tournament Saturday afternoon and stretched their NCCAA II winning streak to 65 consecutive games. With their third victory in three days they once again established … Continue reading →

The Eagles of Emmaus played hard to the very end but they were no match for the Tigers Friday night in a game that featured individual and team milestones. The Tigers played all eighteen players that dressed and established a … Continue reading →

It was a steady, consistent effort in all phases of the game that led the Tigers to victory over Maranatha Baptist Bible College at the Aldrich Center on Thursday night.  The #6 ranked Crusaders proved to be a worthy foe … Continue reading →

Grace Bible College will be hosting the Annual 2011 NCCAA II Midwest Region Tip-off Tournament this weekend.  The tournament takes place each year to allow all of the regional teams to come together in one gym and play three games.  … Continue reading →

The Tigers, still stinging from their double overtime loss to Calvin College on Friday night, took it out on NCAA III D’Youville College (Buffalo, NY) in Saturday’s consolation game of the Calvin Tip-Off Tournament.  Grace started strong, easily handling the … Continue reading →

It was another “edge of the seat” contest at Van Noord Arena Friday night as the Knights of Calvin avenged the last second loss to the Tigers last year with a 92-88 double overtime victory.  “We certainly had our chances,” said … Continue reading →

If you are not able to go to tonight’s game with Calvin College, you can watch or listen to to it on their media site.  Click on the link below to check it out.  Game time is 7:30pm. http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/calvin.portal#

Again it was not pretty but the Tigers came away with a victory over NCCAA II #2 Valley Forge Christian College, 77-75.  They had to overcome a halftime deficit of eight points, sloppy offensive play, and poor free throw shooting.  … Continue reading →

The Tigers started a little slow but finally got it going late, taking a 67-52 decision from College of the Ozarks.  Grace was trailing 23-14 when a 10-0 surge put them on top by 1.  Down 29-27 at the half Coach … Continue reading →

The Tigers opened their stay at the Super 8 Classic in Grayson, Kentucky with their best offensive and defensive play of the young season in the first half against the host school, Kentucky Christian University.  Grace was clicking on all cylinders … Continue reading →