LC volleyball results
Send a link to a friend
[October 21, 2013]
On Friday and Saturday, Lincoln
College hosted the inaugural Mid-West Athletic Conference volleyball
tournament. The event featured the five members of the MWAC: Lincoln
College, Parkland College, Lincoln Land Community College, Lewis & Clark
Community College and Danville Area Community College.
|
Lincoln went 2-2 at the event to take third place.On Friday the
Lady Lynx faced two nationally ranked opponents in No. 10 Lincoln
Land and No. 2 Parkland. LC fell to Lincoln Land in straight sets
20-25, 15-25, 20-25 and lost to Parkland in four sets 15-25, 16-25,
25-21, 16-25.
On Saturday, Lincoln turned things around by defeating Lewis &
Clark 25-17, 25-19, 18-25, 25-23 and then sweeping Danville 25-16,
25-14, 25-21.
LC weekend stat totals:
-
Morgan Lesher: 33
kills, 13 digs, 27 points
-
Latasha Fizer: 22
kills, 8 blocks
-
Jenna Harcharick: 17
kills, 6 blocks
-
Taylor Hewitt: 44
digs, 12 points
-
Jordan Michaels: 45
set assists, 32 points
-
Jessa Coker: 18
points, 54 set assists
-
Alyssa Morales: 16
points, 15 digs
-
Destiny Adkins: 9
kills, 10 points
-
Sierra Wilson: 7
kills, 11 blocks
-
Kristin Davis: 10
kills, 6 blocks
-
Mariana Rogers: 15
digs, 12 points
-
Ally Lawson: 1 kill,
3 digs
-
Alli Haffner: 1 point, 3 digs
![](http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2013/Oct/21/images/ads/current/lc_lda052710.png)
[to top of second column] |
![](http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2013/Apr/04/images/ads/current/lincolnloganmay_lda071612.png)
LC coach Mark Tippett commented: "I was quite pleased with
our team's performance this weekend. We played very
competitively against Lincoln Land and Parkland, which are among
the strongest teams in the NJCAA this year. We showed a huge
amount of improvement over the first time we played Parkland, in
early September. We were able to win a set from them this time,
which is something very few teams have been able to do this
year. On Saturday we took care of business against two opponents
we had beaten before, and I was happy with the energy we brought
to the court as well as the overall quality of our play. Each
member of our team contributed to our success this weekend, and
I saw some great teamwork on our side of the net. I am confident
we will continue to improve our level of play as we get closer
to the postseason. "
Lincoln's record is now 14-16 overall.
Lincoln is off until Thursday, when the Lady Lynx will host the
Millikin University JV for a 6 p.m. match. The match will be the
team's annual Volley for the Cure night to raise funds for research
in the fight against breast cancer.
[Text from file received from Jeff Nelson,
Lincoln College sports information director]
Lincoln College volleyball |