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Poor shooting at the foul line and from
3-point range were the big reasons the Lynx lost Wednesday night. LC
connected on only eight-of-21 free-throw attempts in the contest,
and the outside shooting was just slightly over 18 percent
(four-of-22).
Lincoln College had a 53-45 rebounding
edge, including 24 offensive rebounds. Terrance Chapman led
the Lynx with 12 rebounds. Michael Fowler contributed six assists
for coach B.J. McCullum.
The Lynx had four players in double
figures, with Chapman netting 16 to lead the way. Jamaal Thompson
finished with 14 points, while Derik Hollyfield and James Roberson
both had 11.
Cecil Community College was led by
Victor Akinyanju with 13 points.
Cecil finished the game shooting 42
percent from the field, while Lincoln College shot just 38 percent.
The winners made 10-of-17 free throws for 59 percent, while LC
finished at 38 percent from the foul line.
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Lincoln College (70)
-- Josh Clark 2-7-0-0-5, Michael Fowler 2-7-0-1-4, Rueben Trotter
2-3-0-0-4, Loyd Bowen 0-0-0-0-0, Amir Major 2-7-1-3-5, Jamaal
Thompson 7-16-0-2-14, James Roberson 4-9-2-5-11, Terrance Chapman
7-16-2-6-16, Derik Hollyfield 3-11-3-4-11, Rian Lazzerini 0-0-0-0-0.
Totals 29-76-8-21-70. Three-point goals: Clark, Roberson, Hollyfield
2.
Cecil
Community College (72) --
Victory Akinyanju 6-11-1-2, 13, Briant Taylor 2-8-1-2-6, Chris
Chadwick 4-13-3-4-12, Ron Harris 3-8-2-3-9, Clarence Dorsett
2-3-0-0-6, Craig Winder 4-6-2-2-12, JaFaar Johnson 1-1-0-0-2, Jareem
Dowling 2-6-1-4-5, Ater Guelly 0-3-0-0-0, Cory Hudson 3-6-0-0-7.
Totals 27-65-10-17-72. Three-point goals: Taylor, Chadwick,
Harris, Dorsett 2, Winder 2, Hudson.
[Bill
Martinie,
Lincoln College
sports information director] |
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[MARCH
6, 2003]
The Lincoln PONY Association
will have its annual spring sign-up this year beginning March 9 and
running until March 29. Sign-up sheets can be obtained at the front
desk of the Lincoln Rec Center. On Saturday, March 29,
representatives of Lincoln PONY will be on hand to assist with
signups.
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Lincoln PONY ball is for both boys
baseball and girls softball, ages 8 through 14.
Additional
information can be obtained at the Lincoln PONY
website and
at http://www.pony.org/.
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