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[September 30, 2010]  The following are reports from LC sports teams in action on Wednesday:

Men's soccer

BELLEVILLE -- The Lincoln College men's soccer team (7-1-3) played Southwestern Community College (8-2-1) in a key matchup Wednesday in Region 24 competition. Lincoln is ranked No. 1 in Region 24 and Southwestern is ranked No. 2. The Lincoln College men are off to their best start in school history.

The match ended in a 0-0 tie.

Volleyball

DANVILLE -- The Lady Lynx traveled to Danville Area CC on Wednesday for an MWAC conference match and came away with a hard-fought five-set victory.

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A very loud and supportive crowd saw Danville jump out to a 6-0 lead in set one and never trail on their way to a 25-18 win.

Lincoln College kept their composure and won set two 25-15 and set three 25-13.

With the crowd quieted, Lincoln appeared to be in command as they built a nine-point lead in set four, but the Lady Jaguars clawed their way back into the set and eventually won it 27-25 to set up a final set to 15.

LC again showed their mental toughness as they were able to block out the wild home crowd and take a 4-0 lead in the final set. DACC eventually sided out and narrowed the Lincoln lead to two. The two teams traded sideouts all the way up to 14-12. At this point LC was out of subs and forced to play a back-row player in the front row. Danville sided out, and on their serve Lincoln won a very long, wildly contested volley to take the set and the match 15-13.

Lincoln improves to 10-14 on the year and 1-2 in MWAC play.

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LC individual stats:

  • Alexis Nelson: 17 kills

  • Emily Fox: 26 set assists

  • Chelsea Rhoades: 7 kills, 4 blocks

  • Courtney Reinken: 5 kills

  • Danielle Stephenson: 6 kills

  • Natalia Florczyk: 4 kills, 7 digs

LC coach Mark Tippett commented:

"This was one of the wilder matches we have played this year but a lot of fun to watch.  The Danville crowd was loud and they made life tough on us, but I was proud of the way we kept our cool and stayed focused after losing set one. We collapsed a bit in set four, but I give the DACC players credit for not giving up. Set five was a war, and I am very pleased by the determination we showed to earn the victory. This was definitely a memorable win."

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Online: Lincoln College men's soccer

Online: Lincoln College volleyball

[Text from file received from Kirk Whiteman, Lincoln College]

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