The Georgia Highlands women’s basketball team lost more games this weekend than they had all season up to this point.

The Lady Chargers, who have enjoyed great success in their inaugural season, fell to Chattahoochee Tech, 61-60, on Sunday afternoon at GHC.

The defeat came on the heels of Saturday’s emotional loss to Darton College.

The Lady Chargers — who are now 15-3 overall and 8-2 in the conference — owned a four-point lead with 34 seconds left in Sunday’s game. But Chattahoochee used a 3-pointer, followed by a steal and a layup, to pull off the comeback.

Manon Cherubini led GHC in scoring with 18 points, and Seandree Lee had 15 points and 14 rebounds.

Shan’Taja Latimore also had a big night for GHC with 12 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and four blocked shots.

The GHC men also lost on Sunday, falling to Chattahoochee Tech, 94-59.

Former Coosa star Slade Shumate, who now plays for Chattahoochee Tech, scored eight points for the high-powered Golden Eagles.

Caleb Martin, JR Davis and former Armuchee star Matt Catanzano had nine points each for GHC.

The GHC teams will host East Georgia on Wednesday.