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Lincoln
College basketball
[DEC.
11, 2000]
Balanced
scoring led the Lincoln College men's basketball team to the championship of the
Shawnee Classic tournament Saturday and Sunday. The victories give the Lynx a
10-2 record for the season. Lincoln defeated the host Shawnee squad, 83-70,
Sunday afternoon. Lincoln handed Rend Lake a 79-60 setback in a Saturday night
contest.
Three
players, Jay Bates, Brian Moffitt and Eric Crockrell, all scored 18 points to
pace the Lynx Sunday against Shawnee. Also contributing double figures for
coach B. J. McCullum was Marlon Brooks with 13 points.
Lincoln
held a 47-30 lead at halftime, thanks to 61 percent shooting from the floor (19
of 31). Shawnee was limited to 40 percent shooting in the first half (12
of 30). The Lynx held a 40-29 rebounding advantage with Crockrell leading
the way with 10 boards. Jay Bates and Crockrell were both credited with four
assists. Lincoln finished the game with 53 percent shooting (31 of 58) and
Shawnee was 43 percent (26 of 60).
Against
Rend Lake, Lincoln made 15 of 23 first-half shots for 65 percent; however, they
led only 37-29 at halftime. Lincoln cooled off in the second half (18-34);
however, the Lynx netted 42 points to pull away from Rend Lake. The losers made
11of 28 second-half shots for 39 percent. Lincoln again dominated the boards,
42-32, with Crockrell pulling down 11 to lead the way. Bates once again
had four assists for the Lynx.
Lincoln
College (83) — Jerron Hobson
2-8-1-2-6; Michael Whrle 0-0-4-4-4; Terry Reed 0-0-0-2-0; Gene Reed 0-0-0-0-0;
Jay Bates 6-8-6-9-18; Ryan Brinker 1-3-0-0-2; Marlon Brooks 6-14-0-0-13; Andrew
Kehr 0-0-0-1-0; Michael Sams 2-3-0-0-4; Brian Moffitt 9-15-0-0-18; Eric
Crockrell 5-6-8-10-18; Brian Thorsen 0-1-0-0-0. Totals:
31-58-19-28-83. Three-point goals: Hobson, Brooks.
Shawnee
College (70) — Steve Payne
0-1-0-0-0; Chad King 2-5-1-2-6; Mylon Betts 0-4-0-0-0; Shaun Moore 4-6-2-3-10;
Caleb Swansey 1-2-3-7-5; Ricky Green 7-11-2-4-22; Cedric Lowery 1-7-2-2-4; Riko
Nelson 0-5-0-0-0; Bo Hargott 5-8-1-1-11; Scott Mattingly 3-4-0-0-6; Ronald
Watson 2-6-0-0-4; Tommy King 1-1-0-0-2. Totals: 26-60-11-19-70.
Three-point goals: King, Green 6.
Lincoln
College (79) — Hobson
2-7-0-0-4; G. Reed 2-2-1-2-5; Bates 5-8-3-4-13; Brinker 4-6-0-0-10; Brooks
6-14-2-4-15; Sams 0-2-0-1-0; Moffitt 4-6-0-0-8; Crockrell 9-11-4-5-22; Thorsen
1-4-0-2-2. Totals: 33-57-10-18-79. Three-point goals: Brinker 2,
Brooks.
Rend Lake (60)
— O'Connor 0-1-0-0-0; Goughenour 0-2-2-2-2; Smith 2-8-3-5-8; Willett
2-8-3-5-7; Burkett 2-4-3-4-8; Taylor 3-6-1-2-8; Heinzmann 1-3-0-0-3; Hearn
1-6-0-0-2; Smith 3-7-2-4-8; Matthews 2-3-0-0-4; Tucker 2-6-0-0-4; Kirkpatrick
2-4-2-2-6. Totals: 20-58-16-24-60. Three-point goals: Smith,
Burkett, Taylor, Heinzmann.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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Lincoln
College swimming
[DEC.
11, 2000]
Alex
Blanch and Ramiro Palmar were named co-MVPs of the Lincoln College invitational
swimming meet at Lincoln over the weekend. Blanch and Palmar led the Lynx
swimmers to the title in the men's division with 737 team points. Millikin
University of Decatur finished second with 344 points in the five-team event.
Millikin
won the women's title with a total of 479 points, edging Genesee Community
College with 416 points. The Lady Lynx swimmers had 355 points to place
fourth. Pola Schadendorf of Genesee was the MVP in the women's division.
Placings
for the Lincoln College men were:
200-yard
medley relay — First (Zach Welch, Jacob Sexton, Nick Colberg, Herman Wilcher),
1:44.89
200
IM — 1. Ramiro Palmar, 2:02.49; 2. Alex Blanch, 2:07.38; 4, Jacob Sexton,
2:11.90; 5. Doug Zimmer, 2:14.38.
500
freestyle — 2. Keith Tobin, 5:05.19; 3. Nick Colberg, 5:13.71; 5. Ryan
Flanagan, 5:33.75
100
breast stroke — 1. Palmar, 1:00.88; 2. Welch, 1:03.66; 3. Doug Garofalo,
1:05.97.
200
backstroke — 1. Zimmer, 2:16.12; 2. Bobby Richardson, 2:18.51.
100
freestyle — 1. Sexton, :50.64.
400
IM — 1. Welch, 4:28.47; 3. Garofalo, 4:49.95.
200
butterfly — 1. Colberg, 2:12.06; 3. Richardson, 2:29.12.
800
freestyle relay — 1. (Welch, Blanch, Tobin, Palmar), 7:37.82.
One-meter
diving — 1. Justin Thompson, 394.10; 2. Sean Calhoun, 377.25.
Three-meter
diving — 1. Calhoun, 382.35.
400
medley relay — 1. (Palmar, Welch, Blanch, Sexton) 3:47.80; 3. (Garofalo,
Zimmer, Richardson, Wilcher), 4:05.39.
1,650
freestyle — 1. Federico Gentry, 17:52.12; 2. Colberg, 18:02.02; 3. Ryan
Flanagan, 19:36.98.
200
freestyle relay — 1. (Sexton, Wilcher, Blanch, Palmar), 1:30.88; 3. (Zimmer,
Richardson, Garofalo, Gentry), 1:38.33.
50
freestyle — 2. Wilcher, :22.95; 3. Sexton, :23.17.
100
backstroke — 1. Blanch, :58.32; 2. Zimmer, 1:03.43; 3. Richardson, 1:04.47.
200
freestyle — 2. Gentry, 1:56.23.
200
breast stroke — 1. Garofalo, 2:24.95; 2. Tobin, 2:26.11.
100
butterfly — 1. Blanch, :54.82; 2. Palmar, :55.16; 3. Welch, :56.58; 5. Wilcher,
1:01.18.
400
freestyle relay — 1. (Sexton, Wilcher, Blanch, Palmar), 3:23.19; 2. (Welch,
Colberg, Tobin, Gentry), 3:32.14; 3. (Richardson, Flanagan, Zimmer, Garofalo),
3:39.79.
Placings
for the Lincoln College women were:
200
medley relay — 3. (Emily Sansale, Kristen Jones, Liz Wilson, Kristen Holtane),
2:07.73.
200
IM — 3. Jones, 2:31.68.
500
freestyle — 3. Sansale, 5:53.06.
100
breast stroke — 2. Holtane, 1:22.14; 6. Wilson, 1:27.44.
200
backstroke — 2. Jones, 2:22.46.
100
Ffeestyle — 2. Holtane, 1:01.48; 3. Bonnie DiFoggio, 1:03.90.
400
IM — 1. Wilson, 5:40.97.
800
freestyle relay — 2. (Wilson, DiFoggio, Sansale, Jones), 9:07.30.
400
medley relay — 3. (Sansale, Jones, Wilson, Holtane), 4:47.34.
1,650
freestyle — 1. Sansale, 20:14.36.
200
freestyle relay — 2. (Lindsey Luhtala, Tamara Campion, DiFoggio, Holtane),
1:59.34.
50
freestyle — 2. Holtane, :27.99; 4. Luhtala, :29.87; 5. DiFoggio, :29:95.
100
backstroke — 2. Jones, 1:06.82.
200
freestyle — 2. DiFoggio, 2:25.72; 3. Luhtala, 2:28.88.
200
breast stroke — 3. Sansale, 2:59.37.
100
butterfly — 4. Wilson, 1:15.40.
400 freestyle
relay — 1. (Holtane, Wilson, Sansale, Jones), 4:07.05.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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