Milos Galogaza (seated) of Cape Fear Christian Academy has signed to play basketball at Belmont Abbey. Standing are Karen Parker, headmaster, and Lolita Tripp, who directed the signing ceremony.
(Dunn Area Sports Photo/Al Myatt)

Cape Fear Christian Academy held a signing ceremony for Milos Galogaza on Thursday in the Upper School building. Galogaza has completed a letter of intent to play at Belmont Abbey.

Galogaza, a 6-feet, 8-inch native of Serbia, averaged 13.8 points as a senior for a CFCA team that went 11-20 against a demanding schedule. The Eagles won their opening game in the NCISAA 1-A playoffs, 77-66, at home against Neuse Christian.

The Eagles were topped 79-53 at United Faith in Charlotte but Galogaza scored 18 points and got the attention of scouts.

Belmont Abbey is located in Belmont, N.C.

The Crusaders were 12-19 overall and 5-13 in Conference Carolinas, an NCAA Division II league, in 2017-18.

Belmont Abbey is coached by Billy Taylor. Crusader assistant coach Matthew Graves was involved in recruiting Galogaza.

“It’s a beautiful campus,” said Galogaza, who is interested in studying business and sports management.

CFCA players from left are Michael Okoye., Jace Goldman, Dillon Butler, Emmanuel Sepulveda, Parker Watson, Milos Galogaza, Richard Edwards, Isaiah Tatum, Marcus Owens, Greg Moneymaker and Riley Adams.
(Dunn Area Sports Photo/Al Myatt)