Atmore Christian School finished 1-2 at the West Florida Tournament in Milton, Fla. last week.

The Rams split with WF, losing the first game, 66-63, and winning their second, 68-45.

In their second game, the Rams lost 61-45 to East Hill.

“The goal with that tournament was to grow in camaraderie and get several games in in a couple of days,” ACS coach Tim Battles said. “I hope that we continue to grow and get better.”

J.T. Lewis led ACS in all three games, finishing with 44 points in the first WF game, and 32 points in the second. He scored 32 points against East Hill.

From this point forward, Battles said the goal for the team is to come together and establish its identity.

“We have a lot of youth,” he said. “We have two juniors and a bunch of young players. We’re down to a seventh grader getting some time.

“I’m hoping they can continue to learn the game, and learn how to execute and how to play at that level with the speed of the game,” he said.

Battles said the players have been teachable, and hopes that continues.

Next up for the Rams is a road contest on Tues., Nov. 29, at Lighthouse in Theodore.