Lincoln Railers sweep Effingham on the road
Varsity wins 55-47, JV win 48-42 in
overtime
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[December 08, 2018]
The Lincoln Railers made the trip to Effingham Friday night and the
evening began with an exciting overtime win by the Railers JV team.
The JV game was tied at 37-37 at the end of regulation.
Lincoln dominated from the free throw in overtime to clinch the
48-42 victory. The Railers were 9-of-10 shooting from the line in
overtime.
Landon Hullinger led the JV in scoring with 17 points. Seth Tungate
tossed in 13 points and Adam Grunder contributed 12 points in the
Railers exciting win.
In the Varsity contest, the Railers and the Flaming Hearts were
pretty tight in the first half. Lincoln held a 15-14 advantage at
the end of the first quarter. By halftime Lincoln was up 31-27.
The Railers extended their lead to 42-34 at the close of the third
quarter. The Flaming Hearts went on a 10-2 run that stretched from
the third quarter into the fourth quarter and quickly it was a tie
ballgame at 42-42.
Kameron Whiteman put the Railers back on top 45-42 with his
three-pointer.
A steal and a layup by Will Ewald stretched the lead to 47-42 and
shifted the momentum in Lincoln's favor.
A block by Hamlin fired up the Lincoln faithful and then a lob by
Kaden Froebe into Hamlin for the dunk really stirred the crowd into
a frenzy. Lincoln held a 49-45 lead with just around a minute to
play.
Down the stretch Effingham would foul Froebe and Dylan Singleton.
Froebe was good for 4-for-4 from the line late in the game and
Singleton was a perfect 2-for-2 from that same line.
Effingham's attempt at a last second shot was no good and the
Railers head home with the 55-47 conference win. Lincoln is now 6-0
overall and 3-0 in the Apollo Conference.
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Kaden Froebe led the Railers with 16 points and Jermaine Hamlin
threw in 15 points for Lincoln.
Landon Wolfe of Effingham led all scorers with a 28-point
performance. Effingham falls to 2-5 overall and 0-2 in the Apollo
Conference.
The Railers were 15-of-17 from the free throw. A pretty good stat
there and a key to the win undoubtedly.
Lincoln will have off until next Friday night. The Railers host
Mount Zion on December 14, 2018 at Roy S. Anderson.
Varsity scoring
Lincoln 55
Froebe 16
Hamlin 15
Ewald 9
Singleton 6
K. Whiteman 6
Funk 3
Effingham 47
L. Wolfe 28
Marxman 8
D. Thompson 6
P. Wolfe 3
N. Thompson 2
JV scoring
Lincoln 48
Hullinger 17
Tungate 13
Grunder 12
B. Whiteman 3
Pollice 3
Effingham 42
Duncan 19
Briggerman 13
Niebrugge 5
Dunsbauch 3
Stoneburrer 2
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