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LC men's soccer The LC men's soccer team (4-0) continues to
rack up the goals. The Lynx defeated Greenville College JV (0-2) by
the score of 11-0 Wednesday at Freesmeier Field on the campus of
Lincoln College.
Lincoln had seven different players score goals in a game that
saw the entire bench play many minutes. Isai Lemus (Chicago) led the
way with scoring with three goals, followed by Stiven Salinas
(Miami, Fla.), who scored two goals and had one assist.
In goal, Jarod Thomas (Denver, Colo.) and Brian Krones
(Bourbonnais) combined for another shutout.
Lincoln takes on national No. 11 Iowa Central at the Scott
Gallager Complex in St. Louis, Mo., on Saturday.
LC goals:
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Isai Lemus, 3
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Stiven Salinas, 2
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Tom Spalding
(England), 2
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Charlie Jones
(England), 1
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Rene Williams
(England), 1
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Jose Barralaga
(Miami, Fla.), 1
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Lekpea Kordah (St.
Paul, Minn.), 1
LC assists:
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Stiven Salinas, 1
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Tom Spalding, 1
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Rodrigo Buitrago
(Miami, Fla.), 1
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Rodrigo Koernig
(Miami, Fla.), 1
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Fernando Cano (Miami,
Fla.), 1
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Diego Figueroa
(Miami, Fla.), 2
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Jose Barralaga, 1
Season notables:
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Stiven Salinas has
10 goals and five assists and is ranked nationally in the NJCAA
DI for goals scored.
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Jarod Thomas has allowed only one goal
in four games and is ranked No. 2 in the NJCAA DI in fewest
goals allowed.
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LC volleyball
The Lincoln College volleyball team suffered its first home loss
of the season as the Lady Lynx fell to visiting MWAC foe Lewis and
Clark CC in four sets. The scores were 25-22, 15-25, 25-21, 25-15.
LC is now 2-8 overall and 0-1 in MAC play. Lewis and Clark
improved to 5-3 and is 1-0 in the MAC.
LC individual stats:
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Alexis Nelson: 11
kills, 4 digs, 4 points
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Emily Fox: 18 set
assists, 3 digs, 6 points
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Danielle Stephenson:
8 kills, 1 block
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Courtney Reinken: 2
kills, 8 points
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Chelsea Rhoades: 3
kills, 6 blocks
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Kristen Wright: 8 set
assists, 9 points
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Markeshia Williams: 7 digs, 7 points
LC coach Mark Tippett commented: "At times in this match we
showed that we are capable of playing very solid defense and that we
have the ability to run a quick offense.
The problem was we did not pass the ball consistently in serve
receive. In all three of the sets we lost, we got stuck in one
rotation and gave up too many points before siding out. Our players
showed a lot of heart, though, and fought to the end. It is obvious
that we will need to sharpen our serve receive game quite a bit in
order to get back in the win column."
Lincoln College will host the inaugural Hampton Inn Invitational
Tournament on Friday and Saturday. Eight teams will compete for the
title, with play beginning at 1 p.m. Friday.
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[Text from file received from Kirk Whiteman,
Lincoln
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