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			 [December 05, 2017] 
			 
			
			The Lincoln College Women’s Basketball team won twice at home this 
			weekend to continue one of the best starts to a season in program 
			history and push their record to 10-0. 
			 
			On Friday evening, LC scored a season-high 116 points in their win 
			over Sauk Valley Community College. The 116-72 victory marked the 
			fourth time this season the Lady Lynx have scored in triple digits. 
			Sophomore Erynn Young (Indianapolis) was responsible for 28 points 
			in the contest to lead the team, while freshman Kaleia Monterio 
			(Rockford) also broke the twenty point threshold with 23. Monterio 
			grabbed 11 rebounds which made her the only player in the game to 
			record a double-double. 
			
			
			  
			
			Other impressive point totals were achieved by sophomore Nautica 
			Preston (Chicago) who scored 17, Emoni Smith, a sophomore from 
			Indianapolis came off the bench to score 16, and Evanston Township 
			grad Allysah Boothe had 14 points. 
			 
			LC Coach Matt Vavro continues to be satisfied with his team’s 
			effort. Varo said, “We came out with great energy and our defense 
			was really on point. Our 21 steals was a big part of their 27 
			turnovers that created some opportunities for us on the offensive 
			end.” 
			 
			The good times kept rolling for Lincoln on Saturday as they faced 
			the Carl Sandburg College Chargers in the finale of the Hampton Inn 
			Classic. The Charger defense proved to be more of a test for LC, but 
			the team rallied and managed to work their way to a 76-61 win.  
			
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            Sandburg had a hard time containing the duo of Erynn Young and 
			Allysah Boothe who each scored more than 20 points. Boothe finished 
			with a team-high 27 points going 7 for 17 from behind the 
			three-point arc. She also contributed five steals. Young scored 24 
			points by hitting on eight of her 17 attempts from the field.  
			 
			“I thought we played hard, but missed a lot of shots that we 
			normally make,” said Coach Vavro. “That allowed Sandburg to stick 
			around for a while. We were able to force 26 turnovers that helped 
			us get out in transition at times and kept us in the lead.”  
			 
			Lincoln will continue their home stand on Wednesday evening when 
			they host Southwestern Illinois College at 5:30. 
			[Mark Tippett 
			Lincoln College 
			Sports Information] 
			
			  
			
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