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High
School basketball tournament results
Boys
At Lincoln
Lincoln 95, Rockford Jefferson 52
At Mt. Pulaski
Monmouth 69, Clinton 63
At Athens
Hartburg-Emden 31, Midwest Central 55
Illini Central 75, Waverly 45
Hartsburg-Emden vs. Midwest Central
The Hartem Stags lost 31 to 55 against Midwest Central at Athens.
Gleason pulled 2 three point field goals for the Stags.
Other team stats: Westen 1-1-3, Liesman 1-1-3, Hoerbert 1-0-2, Gleason
5-1-13, A. Jones 2-1-5, Wrage 2-1-5, totaling 12-5-31
Girls
At Limestone
Peoria Notre Dame 54, Lincoln 49
At Clinton
PBL 55, Mt. Pulaski 43
Lincoln vs. Peoria Notre Dame
The Lincoln Railers fell to Peoria Notre Dame 49 – 54. High scorers:
Oller 15, Froschauer 10, Bunch 9, Humbert 8, Cook 7. The Railers had 3 three
point field goals; Froschauer 2, Oller 1. Other team stats: Humbert 4-0-8,
Froschauer 4-0-10, Cook 2-3-7, Bunch 4-1-9, Oller 6-2-15, Whalen 0-0-0, Ingram
0-0-0, Johnson 0-0-0, Peters 0-0-0. Team
totals 20-6-49.
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Lincoln
vs. Rockford Jefferson [NOV.
25, 2000] Lincoln
Railers played a rousing game start to finish taking the lead in the
first quarter 24 – 15. The
Railers continued to pound Jefferson nearly doubling their lead each
following quarter; 46 - 75 in the second, 76 – 43, the third
quarter, for a winning game total 95 – 52.
Racking up 9 three point field goals for
Lincoln were: Alexander 5, Williams 2, Tungate 1, and Farmer 1.
Lincoln team stats: Williams 2-1-7, Alexander 10-5-30,
Komnick 1-1-3, Tungate 9-3-22, Knopp 0-0-0, Aper 3-1-7, Schonauer
3-4-10, Farmer 1-2-5, Welch 4-3-11, totaling
33-20-95.
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Lincoln
College Men's Basketball
[NOV.
25, 2000]
Lincoln
College advanced to the championship game of the Three Rivers Community College
tournament Friday by defeating Roane State, Tn. 84-64. The victory
runs the Lincoln College record to 6-1 for the season. The
Lynx will play Three Rivers for the championship at 7 p.m. Saturday.
B. J. McCullum,
head coach of the Lynx said, "I thought Roane State was an outstanding
three point shooting team and they did get a jump on us in the first half
because they were 6 of 12 from the thee point line. In the second half, we
did a much better job of communicating and they had to work much harder for
shots. After shooting 60 percent the first half, we held them to 35
percent in the second half, while forcing 25 turnovers for the game.
Our guards did a great job of hawking the ball on defense and our post players
were very active offensively. Brian Moffitt gave us a spark by getting 11
points in the second half."
Marlon Brooks led
a balance Lynx attack with 15 points. Also hitting double figures for the
winners were Jay Bates with 14, Maurice Shurney with 12 and Moffitt and Eric
Crockrell with 11 each. The Lynx shot 52 percent from the floor for
the game (35 of 67) while Roane State finished at 47 percent (24 of 51).
Crockrell pulled down seven rebounds as the Lynx had a slight 34-32 edge.
Joel Zimmerman was the lone Roane State player to reach double digits with 14.
Lincoln held a
slim 43-37 halftime lead and blew the game open in the second half giving up
just 27 points while scoring 41 of their own.
Lincoln
College (84) - Jerron Hobson 4-7-0-0-8; Michael Whrle 0-0-0-0-0; Gene Reed
0-0-0-0-0; Jay Bates 7-10-0-2-14; Ryan Brinker 1-1-0-0-3; Marlon Brooks
6-10-2-4-15' Andrew Kehr 0-0-0-0-0; Michael Sams 2-6-0-0-4; Brian Moffitt
3-8-5-6-11; Eric Crockrell 4-7-3-4-11; Maurice Shurney 5-13-0-0-12; Brian
Thorsen 3-5-0-1-6. Totals 35-67-10-17-84. Three point goals - Brinker 1,
Brooks 1, Shurney 2.
Roane State (64)
- Brock 3-4-0-0-7; Hale 2-6-2-5-7; J. C. Zimmerman 3-7-0-0-7; Jaquess 2-6-0-2-4;
Stokley 2-3-0-0-4; Cambric 3-5-1-1-7; Joel D. Zimmerman 4-8-3-3-14; Mullins
0-3-0-0-0; Boynton 0-1-0-0-0; Shown 3-4-0-0-7; Stanley 2-4-0-0-6. Totals
24-51-6-11-64. Three point goals - Brock 1, Hale 1, J.C. Zimmerman 1,
Stokley 1, J. D. Zimmerman 3, Shown 1, Stanley 2.
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LCHS
vs. Pontiac
[NOV.
24, 2000]
Lincoln
Railers jump-started their lead and added to it quarter by quarter over Pontiac
during Wednesday night’s holiday tournament game. The first quarter closed
with a 20-7 lead for Lincoln, followed by 37-18 in the second quarter, to tally
a 57-25 halftime score. The third quarter rang up to 56-31, and the fourth
quarter ended with nearly a double-score win of 75-39.
High
scorers were Alexander 22, Williams 13, Tungate 13 and Schonauer 12 points.
Lincoln
team stats: Williams 6-1-13, Alexander 9-3-22, Komnick 0-0-0, Tungate 3-5-13,
Bunch 0-0-0, Knopp 4-0-9, Aper 1-0-3, Gallagher 0-0-0, Ashley 0-0-0, Schonauer
6-0-12, Farmer 2-0-4, Peters 0-0-0, Schrader 0-0-0, Welch 0-1-1, Werner 0-0-0
with totals of 31-10-75.
Lincoln had
three 3-point field goals: one each from Alexander, Knopp and Aper.
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Mount Pulaski
vs. Clinton in girls basketball
[NOV.
24, 2000]
Mount Pulaski girls lost to
Clinton girls in a gradual slide at Wednesday night’s holiday game. Each
quarter Clinton increased their lead, 10-8, 33-12, 45-23, to a final 65-29
finish.
Mount Pulaski stats: Clevenger
4-2-10, Sanders 5-0-10, Rucks 1-1-3, Beckers 1-0-2, Howe 1-0-2, Jason 1-0-2,
totals 13-3-29.
Clinton claimed three 3-point field goals: Miller 2,
Fry 1.
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Lincoln
College 87, Redlands 81
[NOV.
24, 2000]
Lincoln
College broke from a 39-39 halftime tie to post an 87-81 victory over Redlands
Community College in the opening round of the Three Rivers men's basketball
tournament at Poplar Bluff, Mo., on Thursday. The Lynx, now 5-1 on
the season, will play Roane State on Friday in the tournament.
Coach
B. J. McCullum said, "I thought we were very flat at the start of the game.
Our 285-mile trip today might have had something to do with that. I
thought Marlon Brooks did a great job of keeping us in the game, and Eric
Crockrell did a great job on the inside for us tonight. We will have to
get off to a better start tomorrow (Friday) night against Roane State, Tenn. or
things could get a little tough for us. It is always nice to win."
After
hitting on 15 of 39 shots from the floor in the first half, Lincoln College
blistered the nets at nearly 53 percent in the second half (20 of
38). Redlands shot a respectable 44 percent the first half and
picked it up to 64 percent the second half (16 of 25). Leading the scoring
for the Lynx was Crockrell with 27 points on 12 of 15 shots from the floor and 3
of 7 at the foul line. Crockrell also had a team high of eight rebounds as the
teams battled to a 41-41 total on the boards. Joining Crockrell in
double figures were Brooks with 18 points, Maurice Shurney with 13 and Jay Bates
with 10. Iran Bolden led four Redlands players in double figures with 17
points.
Lincoln
College (87) — Jerron Hobson
3-8-0-1-8; Jay Bates 4-6-2-2-10, Ryan Brinker 0-3-3-4-3; Marlon Brooks
7-20-3-4-18; Michael Sams 1-4-0-0-2; Brian Moffett 1-5-0-0-2; Eric Crockrell
12-15-3-7-27; Maurice Shurney 5-13-3-5-13; Brian Thorsen 2-3-0-0-4.
Three-point goals: Hobson 2, Brooks 1.
Redlands
Community College (81) —
Edwards 2-2-1-2-7; Bennett 0-2-0-0-0; McDaniel 3-7-0-0-6; Hunt 1-6-0-0-3; Davis
5-8-0-0-10; Smith 1-5-3-4-5; Wright 6-10-1-1-14; Bolden 7-10-2-4-17; Conwell
6-7-4-5-16; Satepauhoodie 1-4-0-0-3. Three-point goals: Edwards 2,
Hunt 1, Wright 1, Bolden 1, Satepauhoodie 1.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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Lincoln's
King named Offensive Lineman of the Week
[NOV.
22, 2000]
The
Gateway Conference has announced that Lincoln's Andy King has been named
Offensive Lineman of the Week as a result of ISU's 40-7 drubbing of Southwest
Missouri State University. King graded out at 77 percent with seven knockdown
blocks and no sacks allowed. King was also instrumental in helping the Redbird
offense set at least two new records this season. The offense racked up a record
total of 5,040 yards of total offense, which means their average of 458.2 per
game is also a new record. Although the Redbirds did not receive a postseason
berth, they finished the season 7-4, winning their final six games in a row, and
ended up being ranked No. 25 in the country in the final I-AA regular season
poll. Coincidentally, King and ISU were undefeated during the LDN's coverage of
their season!
[Pictures available at www.redbirds.org]
[Jeff
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Illini
beach bullies kick sand in Maryland's face
[NOV.
22, 2000]
Former
Lincoln College star Marcus Griffin broke out with a huge game Tuesday,
finishing the night with 19 points and eight rebounds to lead Illinois to a
convincing 90-80 spanking of the Maryland (1-1) Terrapins. Other big men doing
the job were our own Brian Cook, with 11 points and nine rebounds, and Sergio
McClain, who registered a double-double, with 10 points and 10 rebounds. The
Illini's interior dominance led them to a whopping 55-37 edge in the battle of
the boards. Frank Williams continues his transformation into a stellar point
guard as he led Illinois in scoring with 21 points.
Illinois,
now 3-0, faces their sternest test of the young season tonight as they tackle
the No. 2 Arizona Wildcats for the championship of the Maui Classic.
(You can see
pictures on cnnsi.com, espn.go.com
or fightingillini.com.)
[Jeff
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Men's
basketball
Lincoln College vs.
Black Hawk
[NOV.
22, 2000]
Lincoln
College rolled to a 92-56 victory over Black Hawk Tuesday night at the Lincoln
gym. The victory raises the men's record to 4-1 for the season. The Lynx are in
action Nov. 23-25 at the Three Rivers Tournament.
Pacing
a balanced Lynx attack with 18 points was Eric Crockrell. The sophomore guard
connected on 7 of 8 field goal attempts and added 4 of 8 from the
free-throw line. Crockrell scored his 18 points in just over 18 minutes of
play. Joining Crockrell in double figures were Jerron Hobson with 13, Brian
Moffitt with 12 and Jay Bates with 11. Lincoln College coach B. J. McCullum
played 13 players in the contest, and 12 cracked the scoring column.
Lincoln
connected on 53 percent of its field goal attempts in the first quarter to take
a commanding 48-31 lead into intermission. Lincoln finished the game by making
37 of 70 field goal attempts. Defensively Lincoln held Black Hawk to 35 percent
shooting. Maurice Shurney pulled down seven rebounds as Lincoln had a
43-40 edge.
Lincoln
College (92) — Jerron Hobson 4-10-3-4-13; Michael Whrle 0-1-1-2-1; Terry
Reed 0-0-0-0-0; Gene Reed 1-1-0-0-2; Jan Bates 4-5-3-4-11; Ryan Brinker
2-5-0-0-4; Marlon Brooks 4-12-0-2-8; Andrew Kehr 1-1-0-0-2; Michael Sams
2-5-4-4-8; Brian Moffitt 6-9-0-3-12; Eric Crockrell 7-8-4-8-18; Maurice Shurney
3-9-0-1-7; Brian Thorsen 3-4-0-0-6. Three Point goals - Hobson 2, Shurney
1.
Black Hawk
(56) — Collum 5-8-0-2-14; Morales 1-2-0-0-2; Burns 0-2-0-0-0; Prather
2-5-1-2-7; Colbress 0-3-1-2-1; Anderson 1-4-4-4-6; Krajnovic 0-2-0-0-0; Wilson
1-3-0-0-2; Thompson 4-8-0-0-9; Richardson 1-4-0-3-2; Sharp 3-12-0-0-6; Barton
3-7-0-1-7. Three point goals - Collum 4, Prather 2, Thompson 1, Barton 1.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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LCC
Preachers 80, Greenville 76
[NOV.
22, 2000]
The
Preachers hit the floor again in their ninth game of the season, and the floor
was hot as they waged battle here in Lincoln with Greenville. Lincoln maintained
a narrow lead at the end of each half and won the game by 4 points. In the first
half, Lincoln scored 34 points and Greenville scored 31. Coach Randy Kirk
highlighted Dante Watson for his performance during the first half of the game.
In the second half Lincoln made 46 points and Greenville made 45. The final
score of the game was 80-76.
In
post-game review, coach Randy Kirk had this to say, "We did not play well
the first half, but we have tempo and momentum, so we had the lead. In the
second half Greenville came out ready to play and we didn’t. We lost our lead
and we got down big!" However, coach Kirk recalls, "The turning point
was Jim Turney’s back-to-back 3-pointers for Lincoln. Then we took over!"
Lincoln
Christian College had five 3-pointers: two by Clark, two by Turney and one by
Below. The individual statistics are as follows: Clark 9-8-28, Weber 1-0-2,
Bowman 2-6-10, Below 2-1-6, Watson 7-4-18, Turney 2-0-6, Okusami 3-0-6, and
Simmons 2-0-4. Overall, the team made 28 field goals and19 free throws.
Greenville
had one more 3-pointer than Lincoln, as Lott and Clemens each made three 3-point
goals. The individual statistics are as follows: Lott 4-0-11, Clemens 9-1-22,
Sloggett 2-1-5, Jones 2-2-6, Mclaren 5-0-10, Bennett 4-3-11 and Whitler 4-3-11,
for a team total of 30 field goals and 10 free throws.
Mark your
calendars! Lincoln Christian College hosts the Midwest Regional Tip Off next
weekend, starting Nov. 30 and continuing through Dec. 2. Eight teams will be
here playing at Lincoln Christian College.
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Women's
basketball
Lincoln College vs.
Black Hawk
[NOV.
22, 2000]
Fourteen
Lincoln College women reached the scoring column for coach Carl Wilson as the
Lady Lynx posted an impressive 72-52 victory against Black Hawk Tuesday night at
Lincoln. The victory runs the Lynx record to 5-1. Black Hawk East will be
the next opponent for the Lady Lynx, Nov. 29, at Lincoln.
Tameeka
Dawson paced the Lynx with 13 points, and she was joined in double figures by
Katie Skaggs with 10. Lincoln was never seriously threatened by the visitors as
the Lynx raced to a 33-17 halftime lead. Black Hawk picked up the pace in the
second half with 35 points, however, Lincoln tallied 39 points of its own. The
Lady Lynx made 18 of 71 shots from the floor while Black Hawk was 13 of
50. Black Hawk put up 20 3-point attempts, making six. The Lady Lynx were
1 of 3 from 3-point land.
Three
Lincoln College players reached double figures in rebounding, with Jessica
Trainer’s 14 leading the way. Christine Lott pulled down 11 boards and Dawson
added 10. The Lynx dominated the boards 68-36 in the game.
Lincoln
College (72) — Bausley 0-1-1; Sheley 3-0-7; Lott 1-3-5; Trainer 3-2-8;
Seiner 0-2-2; Story 1-1-3; Skaggs 2-6-10; Dawson 3-7-13; McLaughlin 0-1-1;
Massenburg 0-0-0; Davis 3-2-8; Roebuck 1-2-4; Weil 0-3-3; Humphrey 1-1-3;
Dullard 1-2-4.
Black
Hawk (52) — DeVol 3-2-9; Thorpe 1-1-3; Stenger 7-2-20; Carlson 2-3-8; Gay
2-0-4; Karzin 4-0-8.
Three point
goals — Lincoln (1): Sheley. Black Hawk (6): Stenger 4, DeVol 1, Carlson 1.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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Sports
news updates
[NOV.
21, 2000]
Lincoln
The
boys basketball Railers opened their season with 62-43 victory over
Bartonville-Limestone. Chad Tungate led the way with 23 points, four rebounds
and five assists. Gregg Alexander hit for 18 points, and Paris Williams finished
the night with 6 points and four rebounds. Lincoln's stingy defense limited
Limestone to only 32 percent shooting from the field. The Railers will next meet
Pontiac in Wednesday's nightcap.
Maui
Brian Cook
registered a double-double, finishing with 12 points and 14 rebounds, and fellow
teammate Frank Williams scored 22 points as the Illinois Fighting Illini erased
a 14-point first-half deficit to beat Nevada-Las Vegas 74-69. Williams had an
impressive line, dishing out six assists and pulling down five rebounds to go
with his game-high point total. Former Lincoln College product Marcus Griffin
tossed in 15 points to help the Illini's cause. Next up for Illinois is a 6 p.m.
semifinal showdown tonight with No. 6 Maryland.
[Jeff
Mayfield]
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LCHS
vs. Limestone
[NOV.
21, 2000]
The
Lincoln High School’s men’s basketball team competed against Limestone
yesterday in Lincoln. Lincoln led at the end of every quarter and won the game
62-43.
Lincoln
had four 3-pointers: two by Alexander and two by Tungate. The
Lincoln statistics were as follows: Williams 2-2-6, Alexander
6-4-18, Komnick 2-0-4, Tungate 7-7-23, Aper 1-0-2, Schonauer 0-3-3,
and Welch 3-0-6, for a team total of 21 field goals, 16 free throws,
and 62 total points.
Limestone’s
team made six 3-pointers — one each by Clarke, Thomason, Holley,
Schmidgall, Sage and Riley. The individual statistics were as
follows: Snyder 2-0-4, Clarke 2-0-5, Thomason 3-0-7, Holley 1-0-3,
Schmidgall 1-0-3, Sage 2-0-5, Riley 1-2-5, and Williams 5-1-11, for
a total of 17 field goals, three free throws, and 43 points.
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Mount
Pulaski vs. Bethany
[NOV.
21, 2000]
Bethany
High School’s women’s basketball team traveled to Mount Pulaski to compete
against Mount Pulaski’s players. Mount Pulaski more than doubled Bethany’s
score in the first quarter but lost the lead in the second quarter. The final
score of the game was Bethany 59, Mount Pulaski 42.
Rucks
and Sanders made Mount Pulaski’s two 3-pointers. Team statistics
were as follows: Howe 1-0-2, Clevenger 3-0-6, Jason 0-0-0, K.
Beckers 2-1-5, Rucks 5-4-15, Sanders 6-1-14, Faith 0-0-0, E. Beckers
0-0-0. Totals: 17-6-42.
M.
Griggs made five and Spellman made two of the Bethany’s seven
3-pointers. Bethany’s team statistics were as follows: Roney
3-1-7, M. Griggs 8-1-22, Cuttell 1-1-3, P. Griggs 3-0-6, Rhodea
1-0-2, Ashley 2-0-4, Haegen 1-2-4, Spellman 2-0-4, Robinson 2-1-5.
Total counts: 23-6-59.
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LC
women split weekend basketball games
[NOV.
21, 2000]
Lincoln
College split a pair of women's basketball games at the Lincoln College gym this
past weekend. Lincoln began the weekend with an 82-54 trouncing of Morton Cicero
and then lost a tough 80-75 game to Lincoln Trail in overtime. The
overtime loss is the first defeat this season for the Lady Lynx, now 4-1 on the
season. Lincoln Trail improved its record to 3-3.
Fifteen
different players cracked the scoring column in the rout against Morton.
Leading the way for the Lady Lynx was Katie Skaggs with 14 points. She was
joined in double figures by Heidi Weil with 11 points. Lincoln bolted to a 43-20
halftime lead and was never seriously challenged by the visitors.
In
the game against Lincoln Trail, the Lady Lynx fell behind 40-29 in the first
half. Lincoln returned the favor in the second half by outscoring the visitors
40-29, sending the game into overtime. After the two teams traded baskets,
knotting the score at 71-all, things fell apart for the Lady Lynx.
Meredith Stevens hit the first of two free throws to give the Stateswomen a
72-71 lead. After she missed the second free throw, Lincoln Trail grabbed
the rebound and Stevens was fouled again. This time she made both free throws,
increasing the lead to 74-71. On the inbound pass, the Lady Lynx were called for
a violation, and Lincoln Trail scored a field goal to increase the margin to
76-71. The Lynx were unable to recover.
Coach Carol
Wilson said, "We dug a hole in the first half, but I was proud of the way
we came back in the second half. We showed a lot of character and gave
ourselves a chance to win; we just didn't execute down the stretch. The
second half does give us something to build on for the future."
Lincoln
College (75) — Candace Sheley 1-0-2; Christine Lott 2-0-4; Jessica Trainer
4-2-11; Chanel Roebuck 6-3-15; Kammy Davis 3-1-7; Tammy Bausley 1-0-2; Katie
Skaggs 3-6-15; Sara McLaughlin 0-0-0; Shaquia Humphrey 0-2-2; Jesse Dullard
5-7-17. Three-point goals: Trainer 1, Skaggs 3.
Lincoln
Trail (80) — Bilskie 0-4-4; DeVore 6-3-16; Farmer 2-0-4; Frederick 1-2-4;
Irvin 4-0-8; Lambirth 4-2-10; Merry 2-2-6;Springer 2-0-4; Stevens 6-10-24.
Three-point goals: Stevens 2, DeVore 1.
Lincoln
College (82) — Tameeka Dawson 1-6-8; Sheley 1-1-3; Lott 3-0-6; Trainer
3-1-7; Roebuck 2-2-6; Davis 3-1-7; Jackie Seiner 0-1-1; Lisa Knecht 1-1-4;
Skaggs 3-6-14; McLaughlin 1-2-4; Heidi Weil 2-7-11; Humphrey 1-0-2; Dullard
2-2-6; Kim Massenburg 1-0-2. Three-point goals: Knecht 1, Skaggs 2.
Morton
Cicero (54) —Amezaga 2-2-6; Patitucci 2-0-4; Calabrese 0-0-0; Williams
0-2-2; Heinzel 2-0-4; Buse 0-4-4; Loverde 3-3-1-; Draucie 1-2-4; Poskasany
2-2-6; Littlejohn 6-2-14. Three-point goals: Loverde 1.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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Railers
open hoops season tonight!
[NOV.
20, 2000]
Roy
S. Anderson gymnasium on the campus of Lincoln Community High School is sure to
be the hot spot this week. The boys basketball Railers will be hosting their
annual Thanksgiving tournament. Tonight's matchups include:
Game
1, 6 p.m., Danville vs. Pontiac
Game
2, 7:45 p.m., Lincoln vs. Bartonville Limestone
After
a night off, the tournament resumes Wednesday night with these games:
Game
3, 6 p.m., Danville vs. Bartonville Limestone
Game
4, 7:45 p.m., Lincoln vs. Pontiac
Stay
tuned and be looking for the LDN Railer preview coming soon to a computer near
YOU! Further tournament schedules and information will be available soon!
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LC
men's/women's swimming at invitational
[NOV.
20, 2000]
Lincoln
College's men's swimming team posted an impressive championship over seven other
schools at the Illinois Wesleyan Invite Saturday. Lincoln was the lone junior
college team in the invitational. The Lynx swimmers posted 157 points to easily
outdistance second-place North Central, which finished with 96 points.
In
the women's portion of the meet, Illinois Wesleyan women scored 165
points to win their division. Lincoln placed seventh in the eight-team
field with 25 points.
Sean
Calhoun was double winner in diving for the Lynx, winning the 3-meter and
1-meter titles. Teammate Justin Thompson placed second in the 1-meter
diving. Lincoln College won both the 200-yard medley relay and the 200
freestyle relay. Other winners for the Lynx were Fedrico Gentry in the 200
freestyle; Jacob Sexton in the 100 freestyle; Keith Tobin in the 500 freestyle
and Ramiro Palmar in the 100 backstroke.
Emily
Sansale paced the women swimmers for Lincoln College with a fourth-place finish
in the 500-yard freestyle and a sixth in the 200 freestyle. She was also
on the fifth-place 200 freestyle relay team.
Placings
for the Lincoln College men
3-meter
diving – 1. Sean Calhoun 206.60; 3-meter diving – 1. Calhoun 257, 2. Justin
Thompson 246; 200 medley relay – 1. Lincoln College (Matt Ryther, Ramiro
Palmar, Zach Welch, Jacob Sexton) 1:43.50; 200 freestyle – 1. Federico Gentry
1:51.05, 7. Nick Colberg 1:59.72; 200 IM – 2. Welch 2:05.64, 3. Keith Tobin
2:12, 4. Doug Garofalo 2:12.27, 7. Doug Zimmer 2:15.39; 100 freestyle – 1.
Jacob Sexton :50.32, 2. Herman Wilcher :51.28; 500 freestyle – 1. Keith Tobin
5:05.27, 2. Gentry 5:08.82, 3. Ryther 5:11.79, 4. Colberg 5:13.25, 8. Ryan
Flanagan 5:36.71; 100 backstroke – 3. Doug Zimmer 1:01.19, 6. Bobby Richardson
1:02.99; 100 breaststroke – 1. Ramiro Palmar 1:01.04, 2. Welch 1:03.25; 3.
Garofalo 1:05.25, 6. Tobin 1:08.21; 200 freestyle relay 1. Lincoln College (Wilcher,
Gentry, Palmar, Sexton) 1:31.44.
Placings
for the Lincoln College women
200 freestyle
– 6. Emily Sansale 2:13.08; 50 freestyle – 11. Bonnie DiFoggio :28.74; 500
freestyle – 4. Sansale 5:50.55; 100 breaststroke – 11. Liz Wilson; 200
freestyle relay – 5. Lincoln College (DiFoggio, Lindsey Luhtala, Wilson,
Sansale) 1:55.69.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College sports information director]
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LCC men’s
basketball vs. Iowa Wesleyan
[NOV.
20, 2000]
Lincoln
Christian Preachers played a second game over the weekend. It was against Iowa Wesleyan.
With a halftime score of 35-57 in Wesleyan’s favor, the warmed-up Preachers
bettered Wesleyan 40-33 in the second half for a game total of 75-90, with
Wesleyan the winner.
In
a post-game review, Coach Randy Kirk had this to say, "We did not handle
the ball very well. Our press was ineffective. We didn't do a good transition
from press into half-court defense."
In highlights,
"Dante Watson was the most important player over the weekend," Kirk
said. "He proved he can play with scholarshipped players."
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LCC men’s
basketball vs. Indiana Wesleyan
[NOV.
20, 2000]
Lincoln
Christian College Preachers traveled to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Friday to play
Indiana Wesleyan. The Preachers battled it out, being outscored in both halves,
45-27 and 45-34, for a 90-61 loss.
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