Brandon Hosely, point guard for Waycross College’s men’s basketball team, was named to the Georgia Junior

College Athletic Association’s first team for Region XVII.

Brandon Hosely, sophomore point guard for Waycross College’s men’s basketball team, has been named to the
first team for Region XVII by the coaches of the Georgia Junior College Athletic Association (GJCAA).
Hosely, a transfer student from Truett-McConnell College, was the SwampFoxes’ leading scorer during the
team’s inaugural season, averaging 18.4 points per game. His average was third best in the GJCAA. He set a school
record Dec. 10 by scoring 35 points against St. Johns River Community College.
In addition to his scoring accomplishments, Hosely was also a leader in other categories. He led the GJCAA in
steals, averaging 4.3 per game (second in the National Junior College Athletic Association). He was fourth in the
GJCAA in assists, averaging four per game. Hosely was also a presence on the boards, averaging 5.5 rebounds per
game.
Cory Baldwin, head men’s basketball coach, said Hosely was a strong leader for the team this past season, both
on and off the court. “Hosely was one of our hardest workers. When your best player is like that, it makes the other
players fall in line pretty fast,” said Baldwin. “On the court, he had no problem talking to and motivating his
teammates. He was a true coach on the floor.”
The SwampFoxes finished their first season with an overall record of 17-13. Waycross College has been a proud
member of the University System of Georgia since the College’s founding in 1976.