ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
Since its founding in 1854, The Lincoln University, the nation’s first degree-granting uate and professional studies and high potential career aspirations. Historically Black University, has had an internationally recognized commitment to Currently, The Lincoln University is one of the nation’s largest producers of African excellence in scholarship and service. Americans with baccalaureate degrees in the physical sciences, computer and infor- The Lincoln University graduates have distinguished themselves in many fields mation sciences, and biological and life sciences. More than 25 percent of its under- including medicine, science, theology, education, law, and the arts. In addition to our graduate degrees awarded are in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and com- more visible graduates – Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall ’30, poet and puter science. In addition, The Lincoln University has the distinction of having 25 of playwright Langston Hughes ’29, the first president of Nigeria, Nnamdi Azikiwe ’30, its chemistry graduates (1989 to 2004) to earn Ph.D. degrees in chemistry and related and the first president of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah ‘39 - The Lincoln University and its fields. graduates have achieved the following additional distinctions: participated in the The Lincoln University’s historic campus is located on 422 acres in southern Chester founding of eight universities in the United States and abroad, created the organiza- County, Pennsylvania. Lincoln also operates a 200,000 square foot Center for Gradu- tion (Crossroads Africa) which served as the model for the U.S. Peace Corps, and ate Studies and Continuing Education in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. published the first Alumni Magazine of any College or University (1884). Lincoln In 2000, the University began massive programmatic and physical plant upgrades. graduates also include the first African American bishop of the United Methodist In the eight years that followed, The Lincoln University secured $275 million to en- Church, Roy C. Nichols ’41, and the first African American female rear admiral in the hance the physical facilities and redesign the campus’ infrastructure. U.S. Navy, Lillian Fishburne ’71. These funds allowed the University to construct a new High-Tech Science and The University’s beginnings can be traced back with recognition to its founder, General Classroom Building as well as a state-of-the-art International Cultural Center. Presbyterian Minister John Miller Dickey, his wife, Sarah Emlen Cresson, and the first In addition to new construction, several major renovation projects of the Universi- two students - James Ralston Amos and his brother, Thomas H. Amos. The Lincoln ty’s existing buildings were undertaken, including Ware Center, University Hall, Grim University was initially chartered as Ashmun Institute in honor of Jehudi Ashmun, the Hall, Wright Hall, the Langston Hughes Memorial Library, the Student Union Building first governor of Liberia, and renamed Lincoln University in 1866 after the assassina- and the University’s Center for Graduate and Continuing Education in Philadelphia. tion of President Abraham Lincoln. It was also during this time that Lincoln achieved its first ever investment grade Since its inception, Lincoln has attracted an interracial and international enroll- rating -(A 3 rating from Moody’s Investor’s Service) that resulted in the sale of $40 ment from the surrounding community and region, and around the world. The Uni- million in bonds to construct a new 409-bed, air-conditioned residence hall to house versity admitted women students in 1952, and formally associated with the Common- its students. wealth of Pennsylvania in 1972 as a state-related, coeducational university. A total of In April of 2006, The Lincoln University continued its commitment to enhance the 15,500 students have graduated from Lincoln since its founding in 1854. quality education and campus life experience for its student body, with the reinstate- The Lincoln University has had 12 presidents that have made distinctive and signifi- ment of a football program and marching band to commence in fall 2008. The pro- cant contributions to the institution’s growth and development. They include Dickey posed move from Division III to Division II in 2006 also required the addition of a (1853-78); John Pym Carter (1856-61); John Wynne Martin (1861-65); Isaac Norton women’s softball team to the athletic offerings. Rendall (1856-1906); John Ballard Rendall (1906-24); William Hallock Johnson (1926- In recent years, Lincoln has provided its male and female students the opportunity 36); Walter Livingston Wright (1924-26; 1936-45); Horace Mann Bond (1945-57); to participate in collegiate competition in baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, track, Marvin Wachman (1962-69); Herman Russell Branson (1970-85); Niara Sudarkasa cross country and volleyball. The Lincoln University track & field athletes have com- (1987-98) and Ivory V. Nelson (1999-present). piled an outstanding record of achievement in NCAA competition, capturing a total of Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, The Lincoln 15 men’s and women’s national championships. University offers forty (40) academic majors, six (6) pre-professional programs, and In celebrating The Lincoln University’s historic past and promising future, we recog- five (5) graduate programs to 2,450 students from 24 states and 35 foreign countries. nize and honor Lincoln’s three historic purposes: The University has five programs of excellence in Sciences (Chemistry, Physics, 1. To teach honestly, and without fear of censure, what humankind has painfully and Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics and Environmental Science), Teacher Educa- persistently learned about the environment and its people. tion, Business and Technology (Accounting and Finance), Mass Communications and 2. To preserve this knowledge for the future. the Lincoln-Barnes Center of Excellence in Visual Arts. 3. To add to this store of Currently, The Lincoln University is one of the nation’s largest producers of African knowledge. Americans with baccalaureate degrees in the physical sciences, computer and infor- mation sciences, and biological and life sciences. More than 25 percent of its under- The Lincoln University graduate degrees awarded are in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and com- remains committed to preserv- puter science. In addition, The Lincoln University has the distinction of having 25 of ing its distinction as an intellec- its chemistry graduates (1989 to 2004) to earn Ph.D. degrees in chemistry and related tual and cultural resource. fields. Under Ivory Nelson’s presidency, the Board of Trustees approved changes that redefined the core curriculum and curriculum structure to keep pace with the ever changing face of higher education and prepare Lincoln’s students for success in grad- DIRECTIONS, RESTAURANTS, & LODGING
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From the Philadelphia Area, via U.S. Route 1: Take U.S. Route 1 from either Baltimore Pike or City Line Avenue and continue south until you approach the sign indicating “Kennett Square.” Once there, continue taking the U.S. Route 1 (by-pass) heading south for 13 miles, to the exit: Route 896 / New London / Russellville. At the end of the exit, turn left onto Route 896 and proceed to Baltimore Pike (flashing red light). At that light, turn right and proceed south for approximately1 mile to Lincoln University (which will be on the left side).
From Washington D.C., Baltimore, MD and Points South: Travel Interstate 95 (John F. Kennedy Turnpike) north and take Exit 100: Route 272 / Rising Sun / Northeast, MD. At the end of the exit, turn left onto Route 272 heading north and continue into Pennsylvania. After crossing the PA state line, continue for approximately 1 mile and then turn left at the sign indicating the continuation of Route 272 north. After approximately 3 miles, turn right onto U.S. Route 1 (by-pass) and head north for 8 miles. Take the exit: Route 896 / New London / Russellville. At the end of the exit, turn left onto Route 896 and proceed to Baltimore Pike (flashing red light). At the light, turn right and proceed south for approximately 1 mile to Lincoln University (which will be on the left side).
From New York / New Jersey: Take the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 2: Route 322 West / Chester. At the end of the exit, turn left and follow Route 322 West for 7 miles to the Com- modore Barry Bridge. (If you travel Interstate Highway 295 south, then take the Chester / Commodore Barry Bridge / Route 322 West exit.) After crossing the bridge, stay to the left and follow the exit onto Interstate 95 (PA) south. Remain in the right lane and follow the signs for (the continuation of) Route 322 West. Take Route 322 West all the way to U.S. Route 1 south and then turn left at the intersection. Follow U.S. Route 1 south, for 10 miles until you reach the sign indicating “Kennett Square.” At this point, please refer to the first set of directions above “from the Philadelphia area….”, starting with the second sentence.
From Harrisburg and Points West Travel Route 283 E. to Route 30 towards Philadelphia. Turn right on Route 896 S. and go approximately 22 miles until you cross over Route 1. Turn right at blinking light onto Old Baltimore Pike and go one mile. The campus is on left.
PRESIDENT
DR. ROBERT R. JENNINGS became the thirteenth President of The Lincoln University on Jan- uary 2, 2012. Dr. Jennings brings with him many years of experience in strategic planning, operational and financial management, program and policy devel- opment, fundraising, research (grants/contracts) de- velopment/management, and student affairs. His career in higher education includes serving as the tenth President of Alabama A&M University as well as serving in various executive-level positions at Wake Forest University, North Carolina A&T State Universi- ty, Albany State University, Norfolk State University and Atlanta University. In addition to his extensive record of service and accomplishment in higher edu- cation, Jennings has served as a Loaned Executive to the Reagan administration and was assigned to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He has also served as a consultant to the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Services, the U.S. Department of Treasury and was a Lead Trainer for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Jennings is a dissertation advisor for educational and public administration majors at the Union Graduate School in Cincinnati, Ohio and is the owner of Gems Loving Care, personal care homes that cater to the elderly in met- ro-Atlanta. Since 1985, he has traveled and/or studied in more than 35 foreign countries. In 1999, he served as a con- sultant to the U.S. Department of State, where he trained the Rector and his staff in the areas of strategic planning and external relations at the University of Niamey in Niger, Africa. In 2001, Jennings was tapped by the Government of Rwanda and served as a consultant to the Kigali Institute of Science, Technology and Management. Currently, he is Chief Consultant to the Macon County School System in Oglethorpe, Georgia, and is Chief Facilitator on a Kellogg Grant to strengthen race relations in Charlottesville, Virginia. He has also served as a consultant to the Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois. Active in both his community and his profession, Jennings held a five-year term as chairman of the NAACP Ed- ucation Legal Advisory Board, served a five-year term on the Board of Directors of the University of Virginia’s Council on Minority Research in Special Education, and completed a three-year term as a charter member of the Commission on Philanthropy for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. A former member of the Board of Trus- tees of Atlanta University, Southwestern Christian College, and Leadership Foundation of Atlanta, he completed a four -year term on the Joint Commission on Faculty Accountability for the American Association of State Colleges and Uni- versities, is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Di- rectors of Girl Scouts, Inc. The recipient of more than 30 major citations and awards, Jennings was selected as a Regional Finalist for a White House Fellowship. He is listed in several major publications including Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Outstanding Young Men of America, Outstanding Personalities of the South, International Register of Profiles, Who’s Who Among Black Americans, Who’s Who Among Special Educators, Who’s Who in the South, and the International Directory of Distinguished Leaders. In great demand as a speaker and trainer, Jennings has published articles in several scholarly journals; served as a columnist for Minority Health Today and edited a book on the State of Black Men in America in 1994. Jennings is a graduate of Morehouse College where he received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Atlanta University where he received the Masters degree in Educational Psychology/Elementary Education, a Specialist degree in Interrelated Learning and a Doctor of Education degree in Administration and Policy Studies. He also holds Masters Certification in Adult Basic Education from the University of Georgia and Masters Certification in Curriculum and Instruction and Gifted Education from Georgia State University. Jennings has studied as a Charles Merrill Fellow at the University of Ghana in West Africa, as a Fulbright Fellow in Recife, Brazil, and as an Oxford Roundtable Scholar in Oxford, England. LIONS’ MEDIA CONTACT
Jason Pompey was appointed Sports Information Director & Media Specialist at The Lincoln University in September 2013.
In November 2013, a redesigned Lincoln Athletic website was completed under his direction.
Before joining the Lincoln staff, Pompey was the Sports Information Director at Hunter College from March 2013-September 2013. During his time at Hunter, he handled duties with men’s soccer, men’s and women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s fencing, men’s and wom- en’s track and field/cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, softball, and wrestling programs.
Pompey also served as the Sports Information Director at Virginia State University from April 2010- March 2013. He started out as a Graduate Assistant in the Sport Information Office from August 2009- April 2010.
A native of Queens, NY, Pompey received his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Virginia Union University in 2009 and then earned his master’s degree in sports management from Virginia State University in 2010. MEDIA OUTLETS
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2013-14 THE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY SEASON PREVIEW
In an historical 2012-13 season, the Lincoln University’s men’s basketball team had its first winning season in nearly ten years and their first ever as an NCAA Division II member institution with an overall record of 17-10. The defending CIAA Northern Division Champions posted an 8-2 divisional record and led the CIAA conference holding their opponents to 64.6 points per game.
Lincoln’s Kenny Sharpe was named to the 2012-13 All-CIAA First Team, while guard Derrick Washington capped his season with All- CIAA Tournament honors. Derrick Washington will lead the attack along with the Jackson siblings George and Justin after the gradu- ation of senior guard Kenny Sharpe. Eight returners will mix with four newcomers as the Lions prepare for their 2013-14 CIAA Championship run.
Entering his fourth season at Lincoln University, Head Coach John Hill is focused on enhancing the Lions’ overall defensive style of play. Lincoln averaged 23.0 defensive rebounds per game (10th), 6.6 steals per game (7th), and 2.7 blocks per game (11th). The Lions look to become a more aggressive team under the basket with an increased rebounding effort.
Coach Hill looks to boost his Lions’ overall scoring average from 66.1 points per game last season to an anticipated 76.0 points per game this season. Point guard George Jackson (junior/ Baltimore, MD) returns as the Lions top scorer after averaging 13.4 points per game. Jackson also led the team in made three-pointers (43), minutes per game (29.8), assists (2.4), and steals (1.7).
Derrick Washington (senior/Washington, DC) will be vital to the scoring improvement after recording double-figures in 16 games last season including a season-best of 26 points versus Elizabeth City State.
Power forward Will Cole (junior/ Newark, NJ) ranked third in the conference in offensive rebounds averaging 3.0 and eighth overall in total rebounds grabbing 164 on the season. He also ranked fourth in the conference with a field goal percentage of 61.2 and posted four double-doubles last season.
This season, the Lions have really tried to improve their strength of schedule in playing three Northeastern-10 opponents, four PSAC opponents, and three CACC opponents. “The goal is to improve upon our program’s overall body of work in competing against some of the best programs in three different regions,” commented Coach Hill. “We are excited about the challenge and looking forward to raising the bar this season.”
BY CLASS 2013-14 THE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY NUMERICAL ROSTER
Seniors (5) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht./Wt. Hometown/Last School George Jackson 0 Tony Efese JR G/F 6-5/205 Spring Valley, NY/Binghamton University Justin Jackson 1 James Stewart SO G 6-1/185 Washington, DC/ Frederick Community College Christopher Kinney 3 George Jackson SR G 5-11/185 Baltimore, MD/ Coppin State University Derrick Washington 4 Derrick Washington SR G 6-0/160 Washington, DC/ Coolidge SHS Stefan Whittingham 5 Justin Jackson SR G 6-0/180 Baltimore, MD/ Morgan State University 10 Kyle Aiken JR G 6-0/190 Randolph, NJ/ Randolph HS Juniors (5) 12 Timothy McKenzie FR G/F 6-5/195 Central Islip, NY/ Central Islip HS Kyle Aiken 13 Stefan Whittingham SR G/F 6-4/190 Fort Lauderdale, FL/ Webster University Tony Efese 14 Christopher Kinney SR F 6-6/235 Washington, DC/ Theodore Roosevelt HS Daniel Pendleton 20 Daniel Pendleton JR G/F 6-4/200 Philadelphia, PA/ Community College of Philadelphia Demetrius Johnson 24 Demetrius Johnson JR G 6-5/175 Baltimore, MD/ Essex Community College Will Cole 30 Will Cole JR F 6-8/240 Newark, NJ/Cesar Chavez HS
Sophomores (1) James Stewart 2013-14 THE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY ALPHATEBICAL ROSTER
Freshmen (1) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht./Wt. Hometown/Last School Timothy McKenzie 10 Kyle Aiken JR G 6-0/190 Randolph, NJ/ Randolph HS 30 Will Cole JR F 6-8/240 Newark, NJ/Cesar Chavez HS BY STATE 0 Tony Efese JR G/F 6-5/205 Spring Valley, NY/Binghamton University 3 George Jackson SR G 5-11/185 Baltimore, MD/ Coppin State University District of Columbia (3) 5 Justin Jackson SR G 6-0/180 Baltimore, MD/ Morgan State University James Stewart 24 Demetrius Johnson JR G 6-5/175 Baltimore, MD/ Essex Community College Derrick Washington 14 Christopher Kinney SR F 6-6/235 Washington, DC/ Theodore Roosevelt HS Christopher Kinney 12 Timothy McKenzie FR G/F 6-5/195 Central Islip, NY/ Central Islip HS 20 Daniel Pendleton JR G/F 6-4/200 Philadelphia, PA/ Community College of Philadelphia Florida (1) 1 James Stewart SO G 6-1/185 Washington, DC/ Frederick Community College Stefan Whittingham 4 Derrick Washington SR G 6-0/160 Washington, DC/ Coolidge SHS 13 Stefan Whittingham SR G/F 6-4/190 Fort Lauderdale, FL/ Webster University Maryland (3) George Jackson COACHES AND STAFF MAJORS Justin Jackson Demetrius Johnson John Hill, Head Coach Kyle Aiken Health Science Darrell Mosley, Assistant Coach Will Cole Psychology New Jersey (2) Scott Barker, Assistant Coach Tony Efese Mass Communication Will Cole Frank Salley, Assistant Coach George Jackson Finance Kyle Aiken Justin Jackson Psychology PRONOUNCIAION GUIDE Demetrius Johnson Business Management New York (2) Christopher Kinney Political Science Tony Efese Tony Efese E-fee-sss Timothy McKenzie Mass Communication Timothy McKenzie Christopher Kinney Kin-eee Daniel Pendleton Psychology David Mofunanya Moo-fahn-yah James Stewart Undecided Pennsylvania (1) Derrick Washington Mass Communication
Daniel Pendleton Stefan Whittingham Biology
TONY EFESE JAMES STEWART GEORGE JACKSON DERRICK WASHINGTON G/F, 6-5, 205, Jr. G, 6-1, 185, So. G, 5-11, 185, Sr. G, 6-0, 160, Sr. Spring Valley, NY Washington, DC Baltimore, MD Washington, DC
JUSTIN JACKSON KYLE AIKEN TIMOTHY MCKENZIE STEFAN WHITTNGHAM G, 6-0, 180, Sr. G, 6-0, 190, Jr. G/F, 6-5, 195, Fr. G/F, 6-4, 190, Sr. Baltimore, MD Randolph, NJ Central Islip, NY Fort Lauderdale, FL
CHRIS KINNEY DANIEL PENDLETON DEMETRIUS JOHNSON WILL COLE F, 6-6, 165, Sr. G/F, 6-4, 200, Jr. G, 6-5, 175, Jr. F, 6-8, 240, Jr. Washington, DC Philadelphia, PA Baltimore, MD Newark, NJ
JOHN HILL DARRELL MOSLEY FRANK SALLEY SCOTT BARKER Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 4th Season at Lincoln 4th Season at Lincoln 3rd Season at Lincoln 3rd Season at Lincoln
#3 GEORGE JACKSON
Guard - 5-11 - Senior Baltimore, MD- Finance
AS A JUNIOR (2012-13)
Appeared in all 27 games and started in 26 Averaged 29.8 minutes, 13.4 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.7 steals per game PRIOR TO LINCOLN CAREER HIGHS Was 99-of-133 from the free-throw line for 74 percent, and sank 43 3- Attended Coppin State from 2009- Points 26, vs. Millersville (11/16/11) pointers 2010 Rebounds 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Assists 9 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Finished with 80 rebounds, 66 assists, Played at Digital Harbor High School in Blocks 1 (3x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) 46 steals and a pair of blocked shots Baltimore, Md Steals 5, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) Had 19 double-digit scoring perfor- An All-Metro First-Team selection, also Minutes 41 (2x), last vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) mances FGs 10, vs. Millersville (11/16/11) lettered in track & field FGA 19, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Poured in a season-high 24 points at Helped guide the Rams to the 2009 3FGs 5 (2x), last vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Chowan on Jan. 30 Maryland State Championship with a 3FGA 9 (2x), last vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Pulled down a season-high eight re- 25-5 record FTs 10, vs. Goldey-Beacom (11/22/11) FTA 11 (2x), last vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) bounds at Elizabeth City State on Feb. Also was a member of the 2008 squad Off. Reb 3 (4x), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) 13. that won a track & field state champi- Def. Reb 7, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) onship Garnered back-to-back All-State hon- LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13) AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-12) ors in basketball
Points 24, vs. Chowan (1/30/13)
Played in 17 games and started in 12 Rebounds 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Despite missing 12 games because of Assists 6, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) an injury, was third on the team in Blocks N/A Steals 4 (4x), last vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) scoring by averaging 11.8 points Minutes 41, vs. Bowie State (1/19/13) Also averaged 2.6 rebounds, shot 47 FGs 8, vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) percent (67-of-144) from the floor and FGA 15, vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) 44 percent (23-of-52) from behind the 3FGs 5, vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) 3FGA 9, vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/15/12) 3-point line FTs 9, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Was 43-of-51 from the free-throw line FTA 11, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) for 84 percent Off. Reb 3, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) Scored a career-high 26 points on 10- Def. Reb 7, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) of-15 shooting versus Millersville on November 16, also added 24 points in a win over Goldey-Beacom on Novem- CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS ber 22 Points 13, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Dished out a career-best seven assists Rebounds 3, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) against Pfeiffer on December 3 Assists 3, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Blocks N/A Steals 2, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Minutes 34, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGs 2 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGA 12, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) 3FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) 3FGA 7, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTs 8, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTA 9, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Off. Reb 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Def. Reb. 2 , vs. Bowie State (2/28/13)
#4 DERRICK WASHINGTON
Guard - 6-0 - Senior Washington, DC - Mass Communications
AS A JUNIOR (2012-13)
Appeared in all 27 games and started in one Averaged 22.6 minutes, 11.6 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game Was 93-of-125 from the free-throw PRIOR TO LINCOLN CAREER HIGHS line for 74 percent Was 99-of-235 from the floor for 42 Attended Independence Community Points 26, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) percent College from Aug. 2009 to May 2010 Rebounds 7 (2x), last vs. Virginia State (2/2/12) Assists 6, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) Had 16 double-digit scoring perfor- Played at Coolidge SHS in Washington, Blocks 1 (5x), last vs. Cheyney (11/30/13) mances D.C Steals 3 (3x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) Finished with 66 rebounds, 50 assists Named Team MVP from 2008-2009… Minutes 44 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/30/12) and 22 steals FGs 9, vs. Virginia State (2/2/12) Earned Capital Classic honors FGA 17, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) Pulled down a season-best six re- 3FGs 3 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) bounds at the CIAA Tournament 3FGA 6 (5x), last vs. Shaw (1/13/14) against Bowie State on Feb. 28 FTs 11, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) FTA 15, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) Scored a career-high 26 points at Eliza- Off. Reb 3, vs. Bowie State (2/11/12) beth City State on Feb. 13 Def. Reb 6 (3x), last vs. Bowie State (2/28/12) A member of the All-CIAA Tournament Team LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)
Points 26, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Rebounds 6, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-12) Assists 5 (2x), last vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) Blocks N/A Played in 28 games, including starting Steals 3, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) in 12 Minutes 35, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) Averaged 22.9 minutes and shot 36 FGs 7, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) FGA 16, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) percent (77-of-212) from the field and 3FGs 3 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) 24 percent (16-of-66) from behind the 3FGA 6, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) 3-point arc FTs 11, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) Was 43-of-73 from the free-throw line FTA 15, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) Off. Reb 2 (3x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/5/13) for 59 percent Def. Reb 6, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Scored a season-high 24 points on 9-of -11 shooting against Virginia State on February 2 CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS Also added 17 points at Virginia Union (Feb. 18) and Winston-Salem State Points 17, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) (Jan. 16) Rebounds 6, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Assists 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Pulled down a career-high seven re- Blocks N/A bounds twice (vs. Virginia State Feb. 2 Steals 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) and at Elizabeth City State Jan. 21) Minutes 33, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Named to the All-CIAA Rookie Team FGs 4, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGA 13, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 5, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTs 9, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTA 10, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Off. Reb 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Def. Reb. 2 , vs. Bowie State (2/28/13)
#5 JUSTIN JACKSON
Guard - 5-11 - Senior Baltimore, MD- Business Management
AS A JUNIOR (2012-13)
Appeared in all 27 games and started in seven Averaged 12.6 minutes, 4.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game Was 16-of-59 from behind the 3-point PRIOR TO LINCOLN CAREER HIGHS line for 27 percent and shot 35 percent (47-of-133) from the floor Attended Morgan State from 2010-11 Points 24, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Finished with 33 rebounds, 173 assists, Played at Digital Harbor High School Rebounds 7, vs. Fayetteville State (1/12/12) Assists 4, vs. Fisk (11/26/11) nine steals and a pair of blocked shots Helped guide Rams to 2009 champion- Blocks 3, vs. Washington Adventist (2/23/12) Pulled down a season-best five boards ship with a 23-5 Steals 4, vs. Cheyney (11/30/13) against Saint Leo at the Fresh Coast Averaged 16 points as a junior and 17 Minutes 42, vs. Fayetteville State (1/12/12) Classic on Nov. 23 FGs 9 (3x), last vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) as a senior FGA 18 (2x), last vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Had six double-digit scoring perfor- Tabbed All-Metro Honorable Mention 3FGs 4 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) mances, including a season-best 18 and three All-Tournament teams 3FGA 11, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) points at the CIAA Tournament against Career bests included 50 points during FTs 7, vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) Bowie State on Feb. 28 FTA 8, vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) a junior varsity game, 36 points in a Off. Reb 4, vs. Fisk (11/26/11) varsity game Def. Reb 4 (4x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Also lettered in track & field AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-12) LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13) Played in 28 games, including starting Points 18, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) in 18 Rebounds 5, vs. St. Leo (11/23/12) Assists 2 (2x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Averaged 9.6 points and 2.8 rebounds Blocks N/A per game and shot 40 percent (112-of- Steals 2 (2x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/3/13) 283) from the floor and 19-of-69 (28 Minutes 28, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/12/13) percent) from behind the 3-point FGs 8, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGA 17, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) stripe 3FGs 3, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) Was 26-of-30 from the foul line for 87 3FGA 8, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) percent FTs 2 (3x), last vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) Scored a career-high 20 points, includ- FTA 2 (8x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Off. Reb 3 vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) ing going 5-of-5 from the free-throw Def. Reb 3 (2x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/5/13) line against Central State on December 16 Also finished with 18 points in a win at CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS the Fresh Coast Classic against Fisk on November 26 Points 18, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Had a career-best seven rebounds Rebounds 3 (2x), last vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) against Fayetteville State on January Assists 1 (2x), last vs. Bowie State(2/28/13) Blocks 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) 12 Steals 1 (2x), last vs. Bowie State(2/28/13) Minutes 33, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) FGs 4, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGA 13, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 5, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTs 9, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTA 10, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Off. Reb 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Def. Reb. 2 , vs. Bowie State (2/28/13)
#13 STEFAN WHITTINGHAM
Forward - 6-1 - Senior Fort Lauderdale, FL, - Mass Communications
CAREER HIGHS
Points 22, vs. Mansfield (11/26/13) Rebounds 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Assists 3 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) Blocks 2, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) Steals 2, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) Minutes 31 (2x), last vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) FGs 8, vs. Mansfield (11/26/13) FGA 10, vs. Mansfield (11/26/13) 3FGs 1 (2x), last vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) 3FGA 2 (3x), last vs. St. Augustine’s (1//11/14) FTs 5, vs. Mansfield (11/26/13) FTA 5 (2x), last vs. Mansfield (11/26/13) AS A JUNIOR (2012-13) Off. Reb 3, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Def. Reb 6, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Appeared in 22 games and started in nine Averaged 12.4 minutes, 2.1 rebounds, 1.8 points and 0.4 assists per game LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13) Was 12-of-19 from the free-throw line and shot 36 percent (14-of-39) from the field… Points 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Finished with 47 rebounds, 12 assists, three blocks and one steal Rebounds 8, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Scored a career-high eight points and pulled down a season-best eight rebounds at Assists 3 vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Elizabeth City State on Feb. 13 Blocks N/A Steals 1, vs. Virginia State (2/2/13) Minutes 30, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) FGs 3, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN FGA 5, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 2, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) Attended Webster University from 2010-12 FTs 3, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Selected Conference Player of the Year in 2011-12 FTA 4, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Also earned All-Region and All-American Honorable Mention honors Off. Reb 3, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Played at Fort Lauderdale High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla Def. Reb 6, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Career best includes 32 points and 15 rebounds Also lettered in track & field CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS
Points 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Rebounds 5, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Assists 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Blocks N/A Steals N/A Minutes 12, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FGs N/A FGA N/A 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A FTs 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) FTA 2, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Off. Reb 1, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Def. Reb 4, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13)
#14 CHRISTOPHER KINNEY
Forward - 6-6 - Senior Washington, DC - Political Science CAREER HIGHS
Points 9, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) Rebounds 13, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) Assists 2 (3x), last vs. West Chester (11/9/13) Blocks 2 (2x), last vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) Steals 2, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) Minutes 36, vs. Winston-Salem State (1/16/12) FGs 3 (3x), last vs. Pace (1/2/14) FGA 4 (7x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 1, vs. Washington Adventist (11/30/11) FTs 4 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (1/22/14) FTA 6 (3x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) Off. Reb 5, vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) AS A JUNIOR (2012-13) Def. Reb 9, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13)
Played in 14 games, while averaging 9.4 minutes, 2.5 rebounds and 0.8 points per LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13) game Was 4-of-9 from the floor for 44 percent Points 7, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) Finished with 35 rebounds, 3 assists, three steals and a pair of blocked shots Rebounds 7, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Assists 2, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Pulled down a season-best seven rebounds at Elizabeth City State on Feb. 13 Blocks 1 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Scored a season-best seven points against Virginia State on Feb. 23 Steals 1 (3x), last vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) Minutes 22 (2x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) FGs 2, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-12) FGA 2 vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A Appeared in 29 games, including starting in 27 FTs 3 vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) Averaged 19.8 minutes per game and shot 45 percent (19-of-42) from the floor and FTA 6, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) 50 percent (18-of-36) from the free-throw line Off. Reb 3 vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Pulled down 141 rebounds and averaged 1.9 points, 4.9 rebounds, 0.3 steals, 0.2 as- Def. Reb 6 vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) sists and 0.2 blocks per game Scored a career-high six points against Fisk on Nov. 26 Pulled down a career-best 12 rebounds in a loss to Winston-Salem State CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS Points 3, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Rebounds 10, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) PRIOR TO LINCOLN Assists N/A Blocks 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Attended Washington Adventist University from Aug. 2009 to April 2011 Steals N/A Played at Theodore Roosevelt Senior HS Minutes 27, St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) FGs N/A Also lettered in football and track & field FGA 2, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Helped guide Rough Riders’ basketball team to a 2008 City Championship with a 24-8 3FGs N/A record 3FGA N/A FTs 3, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) FTA 4, St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Off. Reb 4, St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Def. Reb 6, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12)
#10 KYLE AIKEN
Guard/Forward - 5-11 - Junior Washington, DC - Business Management
AS A SOPHOMORE (2012-13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)
Played in 19 games, started in eight, Played at Friendship Collegiate Acade- Points 8, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) averaged 16.8 minutes, 5.0 points, 2.8 my in Washington, D.C Rebounds 4, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) Assists 1 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) rebounds and 1.1 assists per game Helped guide Lady Knights to four Blocks N/A Was 21-of-42 from the free-throw line straight championships, including go- Steals 4, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) Scored in double figures three times ing undefeated in conference during Minutes 13, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) the 2010-2011 season FGs 3, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) Finished with 13 points against Chow- FGA 7, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) an on Feb. 20 Tabbed WCSAA First-Team All- 3FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Shaw (1/14/13) Pulled down 10 rebounds at Elizabeth Conference in 2008-2009 and 2010- 3FGA 4, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) City State on Feb. 13 2011 FTs 1 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) FTA 2 vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) AS A FRESHMAN (2011-12) Selected the WCSAA Player of the Year Off. Reb 2 (2x), last vs. Goldey-Beacom (2/6/13) in 2009-2010 Def. Reb 2, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12)
Appeared in 28 games, including
starting in eight, averaged 13.8
minutes CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS Was 43-of-128 from the field for 34 Points 16, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/5/12) Points N/A percent Rebounds 5 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/14) Rebounds 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) Averaged 3.7 points and 1.9 rebounds Assists 5, vs. Livingstone (1/7/12) Assists N/A Blocks N/A per game Blocks 1 (6x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (1/22/14) Steals 4, vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) Steals N/A Scored a career-high 14 points twice Minutes 33 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Minutes 3, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) (vs. Philadelphia on Nov. 30 and vs. FGs 6. vs. St. Augustine’s (1/5/12) FGs N/A Cheyney on Nov. 18) FGA 12, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/5/12) FGA 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) 3FGs N/A Pulled down a career-best seven re- 3FGs 3 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) 3FGA 4 (2x), last vs. Pfeiffer (12/3/12) 3FGA 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) bounds against Philadelphia on Nov. FTs 4, vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) FTs N/A 30 FTA 4 (3x), last vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) FTA N/A Played a career-high 36 minutes Off. Reb 4, vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Off. Reb N/A Def. Reb 1, vs. St. Augustine’s (2/28/12) against Philadelphia on Nov. 30 Def. Reb 4, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/5/12)
#30 WILL COLE
Guard/Forward - 5-11 - Junior Washington, DC - Business Management
AS A SOPHOMORE (2012-13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)
Played in 19 games, started in eight, Played at Friendship Collegiate Acade- Points 22, vs. Howard (11/10/12) averaged 16.8 minutes, 5.0 points, 2.8 my in Washington, D.C Rebounds 14, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Assists 1 (3), last vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) rebounds and 1.1 assists per game Helped guide Lady Knights to four Blocks 3 (3x), last vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Was 21-of-42 from the free-throw line straight championships, including go- Steals 2 (5x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/10/13) Scored in double figures three times ing undefeated in conference during Minutes 37, vs. Wilmington (12/15/12) the 2010-2011 season FGs 8, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Finished with 13 points against Chow- FGA 14, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) an on Feb. 20 Tabbed WCSAA First-Team All- 3FGs N/A Pulled down 10 rebounds at Elizabeth Conference in 2008-2009 and 2010- 3FGA N/A City State on Feb. 13 2011 FTs 10, vs. Howard (11/10/12) FTA 11 (2x), last vs. Chowan (2/20/13) AS A FRESHMAN (2011-12) Selected the WCSAA Player of the Year Off. Reb 9 vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) in 2009-2010 Def. Reb 9, vs. Bowie State (1/19/13)
Appeared in 28 games, including
starting in eight, averaged 13.8
minutes CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS Was 43-of-128 from the field for 34 Points 22, vs. Howard (11/10/12) Points 6, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) percent Rebounds 14, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Rebounds 3, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Averaged 3.7 points and 1.9 rebounds Assists 1 (5), last vs. Shaw (1/13/13) Assists N/A Blocks N/A per game Blocks 3 (3x), last vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Steals 2 (6x), last vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) Steals N/A Scored a career-high 14 points twice Minutes 37, vs. Wilmington (12/15/12) Minutes 15 vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) (vs. Philadelphia on Nov. 30 and vs. FGs 8, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) FGs 3, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Cheyney on Nov. 18) FGA 14, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) FGA 4, vs. vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) 3FGs N/A Pulled down a career-best seven re- 3FGs N/A 3FGA 1 (2x), last vs. Cheyney (11/30/13) 3FGA N/A bounds against Philadelphia on Nov. FTs 10, vs. Howard (11/10/12) FTs N/A 30 FTA 11 (2x), last vs. Chowan (2/20/13) FTA N/A Played a career-high 36 minutes Off. Reb 9 vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Off. Reb 2, vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) Def. Reb 1 vs. Bowie State (2/28/13) against Philadelphia on Nov. 30 Def. Reb 9 (2x), last vs. Mansfield (11/26/13)
#0 TONY EFESE
Guard/Forward - 6-5 - 205 - Junior Spring Valley, NY - Mass Communications
PRIOR TO LINCOLN
Attended Binghamton University during 2012-13 Played at SUNY Potsdam for two seasons 2010-12 In 2011-12, played in 21 games with 11 starts while leading the Bears in three- pointers and blocks. Recorded 31 made three-pointers with a .316 shooting per- centage and blocked 17 shot attempts, ranked third on the Bears averaging 11.3 ppg In 2010-11 played in 18 games with eight starts and made his presence felt from behind the arc. Averaged 9.7 ppg and 4.0 rpg. with a .451 shooting percentage. Played at St. Joseph Regional High School and graduated in 2010
CAREER HIGHS
Points 20, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Rebounds 10, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Assists 5, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) Blocks 2, (8x) last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Steals 3 (4x), last vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) Minutes 34, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) FGs 7, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) FGA 13, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) 3FGs 4, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) 3FGA 8, vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) FTs 7, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) FTA 9, vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) Off. Reb 5, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) Def. Reb 6 (4x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14)
#20 DANIEL PENDLETON
Forward - 6-4 - Junior Philadelphia, PA - Psychology
PRIOR TO LINCOLN
Attended the Community College of Philadelphia from 2011-13
CAREER HIGHS
Points 9, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Rebounds 7, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Assists 2, vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) Blocks 2, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Steals 3, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) Minutes 26, vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) FGs 3 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) FGA 6, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) 3FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) 3FGA 1 (6x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (1/22/14) FTs 3, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) FTA 4, vs. Bloomsburg (11/16/13) Off. Reb 5, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Def. Reb 6, vs. Livingstone (1/6/14)
#24 DEMETRIUS JOHNSON
Guard - 6-5 - Junior Baltimore, MD- Business Management
PRIOR TO LINCOLN
Attended Essex County College in Newark, NJ from 2010-2012 In 2011-12, scored 219 total points and posted 77 field goals made (41%) while making 46 three-pointers (39%) As a freshman scored 236 total points in 25 games played.
CAREER HIGHS
Points 3, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Rebounds 1, vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Assists N/A Blocks N/A Steals N/A Minutes 5, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) FGs 1, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FGA 2 (2x), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) 3FGs 1, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) 3FGA 2, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FTs N/A FTA N/A Off. Reb 1, vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Def. Reb N/A
#1 JAMES STEWART
Guard - 6-1 - Sophomore Washington, DC - Undecided
PRIOR TO LINCOLN
Attended Hutchinson Community College from 2009-10 Played in 31 games, scoring 341 points and 65 assists Played at Charles Herbert Flowers High School in Springdale, MD Played for the DC Assault AAU Travel Team
CAREER HIGHS
Points 16 (2x), vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) Rebounds 5, vs. Pace (1/2/14) Assists 4, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Blocks N/A Steals 2, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Minutes 25, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) FGs 7, vs. Adelphi (12/15/13) FGA 13, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) 3FGs 3, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) 3FGA 8, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) FTs 2 (4x), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FTA 3 (2x), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Off. Reb 2, vs. Georgian Court (12/3/13) Def. Reb 4, (2x), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14)
#12 TIMOTHY MCKENZIE
Forward - 6-5 - Freshman Central Islip, NY - Mass Communications
PRIOR TO LINCOLN
Played at Central Islip Senior High School in Long Island, NY Named All-Long Island in 2012-13 and led Central Islip to league titles and a county championship game in his career As a senior was named to the First Team All-Long Island, as a junior was named to the Second Team Played in the New York Suburbs vs. Boroughs All-Star game CAREER HIGHS
Points 8, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Rebounds 9, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Assists 1, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Blocks 1, vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Steals 1 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (1/22/14) Minutes 18, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FGs 4, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FGA 6, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A FTs 2, vs. Pace (1/2/14) FTA 3, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) Off. Reb 3, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Def. Reb 6, vs. Chowan (1/29/14)
HEAD COACH JOHN HILL HILL QUICK FACTS
Full Name: John Hill Hometown: Kinston, NC High School: Kinston High School Alma Mater: Greensboro College
Assisted Under:
Sam Hanger Winston-Salem State University • 3 Years
Robert Booker at Virginia State University • 1 Year
Bill Brown at California University (PA) • 1 Year
Shawn Walker at Elizabeth City State University • 4 Years
John Hill enters his fourth year as the Head Men’s Basketball Coach of The Lincoln Uni- versity Lions. Boasting ten years of Division II head-coaching experience and another 13 seasons as an assistant, Hill has an established ability to build programs into conference and national contenders.
In his first year at Lincoln, he transformed Denzel Mooney into an All-Central Intercolle- giate Athletic Association player. Mooney is the league’s reigning leading scorer, averag- ing 22.1 points per game. That figure also ranks No. 11 in all of Division II. Defensively, the Lions were among the most consistent in the nation.
During his second year, Hill guided the Lions to seven more wins than the previous year as Lincoln defeated Fisk and Bowie State (Nationally ranked 9th in the country) to capture the Fresh Coast Classic Championship - the school’s first NCAA Division II basketball title. Den- zel Mooney continued to be one of the top players in the CIAA as he was named to the All -CIAA Team.
In just a matter of three seasons, Hill has managed to turn The Lincoln University Men’s Basketball Team from one of the lowest seeded teams in the CIAA (2010-2011) to North- ern Divisional Champions for the 2012-2013 season. He has propelled Lincoln basketball to it first winning season (17-10) in over ten years, marking the program’s first North Divi- sional Championship since becoming a NCAA Division II member. Kenny Sharpe and Der- rick Washington continued to blossom under Hill’s leadership by earning All-CIAA and All- Tournament honors respectively.
HEAD COACH JOHN HILL From 1998-2005, Hill served as head coach at two separate CIAA institutions and earned Hill All-Time the distinction of being a rigorous recruiter that demanded character both athletically and Record Vs. Opponents academically. Adelphi 1-0 As the architect of memorable women’s basketball teams at Saint Paul’s College, he spear- Bloomsburg 1-1 headed the Lady Tigers development from a 2-22 team in his first year in 1998-99 to one Bowie State 4-6 that never dipped below .500, finishing the next year at 15-11 and 2000-2001 at 17-9. In California (PA) 0-1 his fourth and final season in Lawrenceville, Va., SPC went 17-11. Central State 1-2 Cheyney 3-1 Following that successful venture into women’s basketball, Hill took the head men’s bas- Chowan 6-1 ketball position at Virginia State University for the 2002-2003 season. In a 5-11 inaugural Clarion 0-1 year, the Trojans upset No. 10 Shaw University. Over the next two seasons, VSU went 14- Coppin State 0-1 12 and 13-14 for a 32-37 including five victories over nationally ranked teams. Elizabeth City State 3-5 Fayetteville State 2-2 “Lincoln University is in an ideal basketball location to recruit from metropolitan areas Fisk 1-0 spanning from New York to Washington D.C. within a two-hour radius” Hill said. “No other Georgian Court 1-0 CIAA school has that recruiting option.” Goldey-Beacom 1-1 Holy Family 0-2 Two of Hill’s Saint Paul’s College teams won the CIAA Team Academic Award and one was Howard 1-0 honored by the NCAA. Johnson C. Smith 1-3 Kutztown 0-1 “I recognize as a leader, I have an obligation to explore all resources that will enhance the Livingstone 1-3 academic achievement of each student-athlete,” he said. “It is vital to generate a program Mansfield 1-0 atmosphere that fosters a winning attitude toward graduating and competing successfully Millersville 0-2 in athletics.” Northern Michigan 1-0 Pace 1-0 After his stints as a head coach, he returned to the assistant capacity he occupied from Pfeiffer 1-0 1990-1998 in order to gain additional insights from well-established programs. The last Saint Augustine’s 2-3 four seasons, he served under Shawn Walker as an assistant coach at Elizabeth City State Saint Leo 0-1 University, where the Vikings earned bids to the NCAA Tournament in 2006 and 2007, Saint Paul’s 1-1 won the CIAA Men’s Basketball Championship in 2007, and this past year, ECSU finished as Salem International 1-1 runners-up. The teams accumulated a 74-42 record including back-to-back 20-win seasons Shaw 1-4 in 2007 and 2008 while housing three all-conference players. Highlighting the group were Southern New Hampshire 0-1 two-time CIAA Player of the Year Anthony Hilliard and 2009-10 CIAA Rookie of the Year Univ. of Sciences 2-0 Angelo Sharpless. Virginia State 4-3 Virginia Union 3-5 Prior to his time at Elizabeth City State, he spent the 2005-06 season as an assistant at Washington Adventist 0-2 national power California University of Pa. In a 17-11 season, the Vulcans earned a No. 9 West Chester 1-0 ranking in the East Region and the first NCAA bid of Hill’s career. Wilmington 2-0 Winston-Salem State 1-3 From 1990-1998, he served as an assistant men’s basketball coach beginning with his alma mater Greensboro College (1990-92) before moving on to Bloomfield College (1992-93), TOTAL 49-58 Kean University (1993-95) and Winston-Salem State University (1995-1998). Vs. Non-Conference Opponents 20-19 Vs. CIAA Opponents 29-39
Hill holds a bachelor’s of science degree in sociology and psychology from Greensboro
College and a master of science in sport management from the California University of Pennsylvania.
He is currently a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, the Black Coaches Association and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
He is married to Michele Hill. They have three daughters and one grandson, Isaiah.
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH DARREL MOSLEY
FOURTH SEASON
Darrell Mosley enters his fourth season as an assistant coach on the Lincoln Univer- sity men’s basketball staff.
Mosley, who was born and raised in Chester, Pa., and attended Chester High School, is a former member of The Lincoln University basketball team. He attended Delaware State University and helped guide the team to a conference title and played in the NIT against West Virginia. After his sophomore season, Mosley transferred to The Lincoln University and was the starting point guard, as well as being named team captain.
After his senior season, Mosley earned the Small College Award by the coaches. During the fol- lowing summer, Mosley worked several camps and coached high school summer leagues, along with AAU basketball. That same summer, Mosley joined an organization called FIDONCE owned by NBA player Tyreke Evans. He spent time coaching and did sports training and skill develop- ment.
In the fall of 2010, Mosley returned to complete his final semester as a student-assistant coach, where his responsibilities include skill and development, scouting reports, pre-practice, watching film, strength and condition, player personnel, monitor study hall and game strategy.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH FRANK SALLEY
THIRD SEASON
Frank Salley is in his third season as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Lincoln University.
Prior to joining the staff at Lincoln, Salley, coached at The William Penn Charter School, Delco Pro – Am and the Sonny Hill Community Involvement League, where he coached future NBA Player Eddie Griffin. His duties include practice (working with the forwards/centers) and bench coaching. He also helps prepare Lincoln’s student athletes to for life after basketball.
The Philadelphia, Pa., native played scholastically at The William Penn Charter School and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH SCOTT BARKER
THIRD SEASON
Scott Barkerbegins his third season as an Assistant Coach for the Men's Basketball Program at The Lincoln University. Barker’s duties include practice and bench coaching as well as recruiting. During his tenure on Head Coach John Hill's staff, the program has improved from 3 wins, to 10 wins, and an impressive 17 wins that included the CIAA Northern Division Championship last season in 2012-13.
Barker brings more than 25 years of experience to the staff, having coached at all levels includ- ing high school, AAU, JUCO, NCAA Division II and Professional Basketball. As the Head Coach of nearby Avon Grove High School, Barker took over a program with an 0-23 record and a 32 game losing streak and led them to a 0.500 record and the PIAA District Playoffs in 3 seasons. As the Head Coach of Wilmington College, Barker took over a program with an 0-23 record and led the team to a 7-win improvement in his first season at the helm. As the Head Coach and General Manager of the Delaware Blue Bombers, Barker mentored 11 players who advanced to professional leagues overseas and 1 to the NBA. He was voted the 1996-97 Atlantic Basket- ball Association Coach of the Year.
Scott earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Delaware and a Masters Degree in Psychology from St. Joseph’s University. He has worked in the mental health field in Chester County with children and their families for over a decade. Scott and his wife Carolyn live in the in The Lincoln University community, where they have resided for the last 25 years.
2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS WEST CHESTER BLOOMSBURG UNIV. OF SCIENCES 7:00 p.m., Friday, Nov. 9, 2013 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013 Lincoln University, PA Bloomsburg, PA Philadelphia, PA
GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) West Chester, PA (15,100) Location (Enrollment) Bloomsburg, PA (9,500) Location (Enrollment) Philadelphia, PA (2,807) Colors Purple and Gold Colors Maroon and Gold Colors Maroon and Black Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic (PSAC) Conference Central Athletic Collegiate (CACC) Nickname Golden Rams Nickname Huskies Nickname Devils Athletics Director Dr. Greg Weisenstein Athletics Director Mike McFarland Athletics Director Paul Klimitas
BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Damien Blair Head Coach John Sanow Head Coach David Pauley Record at West Chester (Yrs.) 67-43 (4yrs.) Record at Bloomsburg (Yrs.) 85-120 (8 yrs.) Record at Univ. of Sciences (Yrs.) N/A Career Record Same Career Record Same Career Record N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A
SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID James Zuhlke Basketball SID Tom McGguire Basketball SID Bob Heller Office Phone 610.436.3316 Office Phone 570.389.4413 Office Phone 215.895.3133 SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] Website wcupagoldenrams.com Website buhuskies.com Website devilsathletics.com
SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Series Series tied 1-1 Series Lincoln leads 4-0 Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 2-0 Games at Bloomsburg Bloomsburg leads 1-0 Games at Sciences Lincoln leads 2-0 SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY 11/9/2013 W West Chester……………….69-60 Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score 11/16/2013 L @Bloomsburg……....……...79-89 11/19/2013 W @Sciences………...……...61-55 11/28/2012 W Bloomsburg………………….81-67 11/15/2013 W Sciences…….……....……..64-52 12/3/2009 W @Sciences……….…...……73-71 1/21/2009 W Sciences…………….……...64-54
2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS WILMINGTON CHEYNEY GOERGIAN COURT 4 p.m., Friday, Nov. 23, 2013 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013 7 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013 Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA
GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Wilmington, DE (13,000) Location (Enrollment) Cheyney, PA (1,519) Location (Enrollment) Lakewood Township,NJ (1,772 ) Colors Green and White Colors Blue and White Colors Blue and Gold Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC) Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic (PSAC) Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC) Nickname Wildcats Nickname Wolves Nickname Lions Athletics Director Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski Athletics Director Ruffin Bell Athletics Director Laura Liesman
BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Mike Gallagher Head Coach Dominique Stephens Head Coach Enrico Mastroianni Record at Wilmington (Yrs.) 42-84 (5 yrs.) Record at Cheyney (Yrs.) N/A Record at Georgian Court (Yrs.) 2-17 Career Record 63-113 Career Record N/A Career Record 47-74 Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A
SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Dan Lauletta Basketball SID Lenn Margolis Basketball SID Christopher McKibben Office Phone 302.356.2020 Office Phone 610.399.2143 Office Phone 732.987.2690 SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] Website wilmu.edu/athletics Website cheyneywolves.com Website gculions.com
SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Wilmington leads 13-3 Series Cheyney leads 8-17 Series Lincoln leads 3-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Sciences leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Cheyney leads 3-2 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Wilmington Sciences leads 1-0 Games at Cheyney Cheyney leads 2-1
Neutral Site Games Cheyney leads 3-1 SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY 12/3/2013 W Georgian Court.....……...85-76 11/19/2013 W Wilmington……………....81-79 (OT) Date W/L Opp. Score 12/15/2012 W @Wilmington...…………….80-57 11/30/2013 W Cheyney………...…………….64-42 1/19/2009 W Wilmington……………...... 87-45 12/9/2012 W @Cheyney….…....………….74-68 11/18/2011 W Cheyney………...…………….55-50 11/26/2010 L vs. Cheyney…...... ………….62-72 1/31/2010 W vs. Cheyney….…....………..62-52 MANSFIELD 12/13/2008 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..56-62 12/15/2007 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..66-82 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013 2006 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..50-77 Lincoln University, PA 2005 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..32-40 2004 L Cheyney……….…....………..28-78 GENERAL INFORMMATION 2003 L Cheyney……….…....………..72-97 Location (Enrollment) Mansfield, PA (3,360) 2002 L @Cheyney….…...... ………..59-68 Colors Red and Black Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic (PSAC) Nickname Mountaineers Athletics Director Kris Decker BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Rich Miller Record at Mansfield (Yrs.) 115-120(9 yrs) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Ryan McNamara Office Phone 570.662.4848 SID E-mail [email protected] Website gomounties.com
SERIES INFORMATION Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 1-0
SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score 11/26/2013 W Mansfield……………...…….73-52
2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS ADELPHI PACE SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013 7 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2014 7 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014 Garden City, NY Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA
GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Garden City, NY (1,013) Location (Enrollment) Pleasantville NY (14,177) Location (Enrollment) Manchester, NH (8,034) Colors Brown and Gold Colors Blue and Gold Colors Orange and Blue Conference Northeast-10 (NE10) Conference Northeast-10 (NE10) Conference Northeast-10 (NE10) Nickname Panthers Nickname Setters Nickname Penmen Athletics Director Danny McCabe Athletics Director Mark R. Brown Athletics Director Anthony Fallacaro
BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Dominick Savino Head Coach Pat Kennedy Head Coach Stan Spirou Record at Adelphi (Yrs.) 59-49(1 yr.) Record at Mansfield (Yrs.) 3-1 (1yr.) Record at Southern NH (Yrs.) 551-297(29 yrs.) Career Record Same Career Record 490-471 Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost N/A
SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Adam Siepiola Basketball SID John Tagliaferri Basketball SID Greg Royce Office Phone 516.877.4293 Office Phone 914.773.3888 Office Phone 603.645.9638 SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] Website aupanthers.com Website pacesettersathletics.com Website snhupenmen.com
SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Series S. New Hampshire leads 1-0 Games at Adelphi Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) S. New Hampshire leads 1-0
SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score 12/15/2013 W @Adelphi...………...……...71-65 1/2/2014 W Pace……...…………....……...64-57 2/4/2014 L S. New Hampshire..……...66-64
LINCOLN VS. JOHNSON C. SMITH SERIES HISTORY WITH JOHNSON C. SMITH SERIES INFORMATION WITH JOHNSON C. SMITH 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013 Jack S. Brayboy Gymnasium (1,800) Series Johnson C. Smith leads 8-2 Date W/L LUP JCSU Site Games at Lincoln Series tied 2-2 Charlotte, NC 12/18/13 L 66 74 A Games at JCSU Johnson C. Smith leads 5-0 1/3/13 W 75 68 H Neutral Site Games JCSU leads 1-0 1/9/12 L 63 80 H Last Lincoln Win 75-68 (1/3/13, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/12/11 L 61 69 A Last JCSU Win 74-66 (12/18/13, Charlotte) Location (Enrollment) Charlotte, NC (1,387) 1/16/10 L 69 86 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2012-13) Colors Gold & Navy 11/28/09 L 74 53 H Longest JCSU win streak 5, (2009-12) Conference CIAA 2/21/09 L 75 83 A Current Series streak Johnson C, Smith W-1 Nickname Golden Bulls 1/26/09 W 69 67 H Athletics Director Stephen Joyner, Sr. 2/23/08 L 74 88 A 11/17/07 L 52 91 N BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Stephen Joyner, Sr. Record at Johnson C. Smith (Yrs.) N/A Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Lamont Hinson Office Phone 704.378.1118 SID E-mail [email protected] Website GoldenBullSports.com
LINCOLN VS. WINSTON-SALEM STATE
SERIES HISTORY WITH WINSTON-SALEM SERIES INFORMATION WITH WINSTON-SALEM 5 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014 C.E. Gaines Center (2,570) Series Winston-Salem State leads 3-1 Date W/L LUP WSU Site Games at Lincoln Winston-Salem State leads 2-0 Winston-Salem, NC 1/4/14 W (OT) 73 71 A Games at WSSU Winston-Salem State leads 1-1 1/5/13 L 66 70 H Neutral Site Games N/A 1/16/12 L 52 59 A Last Lincoln Win 73-71 (1/4/14, Winston-Salem) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/17/11 L 58 74 H Last WSSU Win 70-66 (1/5/13, Lincoln Univ.) Location (Enrollment) Winston-Salem, NC (6,400) Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14) Colors Red & White Longest WSSU win streak 3, (2011-13) Conference CIAA Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Rams Athletics Director William “Bill” Hayes
BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Bobby Collins Record at Winston-Salem State (Yrs.) 98-105 (7 yr.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Kevin Manns Office Phone 336.750.2143 SID E-mail [email protected] Website WSSURams.com
LINCOLN VS. LIVINGSTONE SERIES HISTORY WITH LIVINGSTONE SERIES INFORMATION WITH LIVINGSTONE 5:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 6, 2014 New Trent Gym (1,200) Series Livingstone leads 5-3 Date W/L LUP LC Site Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 3-1 Salisbury, NC 1/6/14 L 45 82 A Games at Livingstone Livingstone leads 4-0 1/7/13 W 64 55 H Neutral Site Games N/A 1/7/12 L 67 74 H Last Lincoln Win 64-55 (1/7/13, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/8/11 L 61 72 A Last Livingstone Win 82-45 (1/6/14, Salisbury) Location (Enrollment) Salisbury, NC (1,200) 1/18/10 L 65 112 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013) Colors Columbia Blue & Black 11/30/09 W 55 52 H Longest Livingstone win streak 3, (2009-12) Conference CIAA 2/7/09 L 71 65 A Current Series streak Livingstone W-1 Nickname Blue Bears 1/13/09 W 84 79 H Athletics Director Andre Springs
BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach James Stinson Record at Livingstone (Yrs.) N/A Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 2/3
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Bianca Warren Office Phone 704.216.6013 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Bluebearathletics.com
LINCOLN VS. FAYETTEVILLE STATE
SERIES HISTORY WITH FAYETTEVILLE STATE SERIES INFORMATION WITH FAYETTEVILLE STATE 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014 Felton J. Capel Arena (4,500) Series Series tied 4-4 Date W/L LUP FSU Site Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 4-0 Fayetteville, NC 1/9/14 W 74 69 H Games at FSU Fayetteville State leads 4-0 1/10/13 L 55 66 A Neutral Site Games N/A 1/12/12 W (OT) 78 75 H Last Lincoln Win 74-69 (1/9/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/13/11 L 59 74 A Last FSU Win 66-55 (1/10/14, Fayetteville) Location (Enrollment) Fayetteville State, NC (6,632) 1/9/10 W 82 73 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14) Colors White (Lily) & Blue 11/21/09 L 85 100 A Longest FSU win streak 1, (2012-13) Conference CIAA 2/2/09 W 75 71 H Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Broncos 1/3/09 L 78 90 A Athletics Director Dr. Edward McLean
BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Alphonza Kee Record at Fayetteville State (Yrs.) 42-67 (4 yrs.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 3/2
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Adrian Ferguson Office Phone 910.672.1254 SID E-mail [email protected] Website FSUbroncos.com
LINCOLN VS. SAINT AUGUSTINE’S SERIES HISTORY WITH SAINT AUGUSTINE’S SERIES INFORMATION WITH SAINT AUGUSTINE’S 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2013 Emery Gymnasium (750) Series SAU leads 8-2 Date W/L LUP SAU Site Games at Lincoln SAU leads 3-1 Raleigh, NC 1/11/14 W 69 48 H Games at SAU SAU leads 4-0 1/12/13 W 59 58 A Neutral Site Games SAU leads 1-0 2/28/12 L 49 50 N Last Lincoln Win 69-48 (1/11/14 Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/5/12 L 56 60 A Last SAU Win 50-49 (2/28/12, Raleigh) Location (Enrollment) Raleigh, NC (1,299) 1/6/11 L 58 96 H Longest Lincoln win streak 2 (2012-14 Colors Blue & White 1/25/10 L 71 99 H Longest SAU win streak 8, (2007-12) Conference CIAA 1/4/10 L 97 65 A Current Series streak Lincoln W-2 Nickname Falcons 1/24/09 L 63 70 H Athletics Director George Williams 1/10/09 L 74 75 A 11/29/07 L 58 82 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Tony Sheals Record at Saint Augustine’s (Yrs.) N/A Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Anthony Jefferies Office Phone 919.516.4517 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Saintaugfalcons.com
LINCOLN VS. SHAW
SERIES HISTORY WITH SHAW SERIES INFORMATION WITH SHAW 5:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 13, 2014 Spaulding Gymnasium (750) Series Shaw leads 7-2 Date W/L LUP SU Site Games at Lincoln Series tied 2-2 Raleigh, NC 1/13/14 W 71 69 H Games at Shaw Shaw leads 4-0 1/14/13 L 58 91 A Neutral Site Games Shaw leads 1-0 1/19/12 L 55 67 A Last Lincoln Win 71-69 (1/13/14 Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 3/2/11 L 43 67 N Last Shaw Win 91-58 (1/14/13, Raleigh) Location (Enrollment) Raleigh, NC (2,300) 1/20/11 L 46 74 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14 Colors Garnet & White 1/23/10 L (OT) 78 79 H Longest Shaw win streak 7, (2008-13) Conference CIAA 1/2/10 L 62 71 A Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Bears 1/8/09 L 72 81 A Athletics Director Marcus Clarke 11/29/08 W 61 48 H
BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Cleo Hill, Jr. Record at Shaw (Yrs.) 94-54 (5 yrs.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Sherri Fillingham Office Phone 919.546.8250 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Shawbears.com
LINCOLN VS. BOWIE STATE SERIES HISTORY WITH BOWIE STATE SERIES INFORMATION WITH BOWIE STATE Jan. 18 & Feb. 8, 2014 A.C. Jordan (2,200) Series Bowie State leads 11-4 Date W/L LUP BSU Site Games at Lincoln Bowie State leads 4-2 Bowie, MD 2/8/14 L 60 63 A Games at Bowie State Bowie State leads 6-1 1/18/14 W 71 50 H Neutral Site Games Series tied 1-1 2/28/13 L 60 67 N Last Lincoln Win 63-60 (1/18/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 2/9/13 W (OT) 60 59 H Last Bowie State Win 67-60 (2/28/13, Charlotte) Location (Enrollment) Bowie, MD (5,421) 1/19/13 W 66 64 A Longest Lincoln win streak 2, (2012-13) Colors Black & Gold 2/11/12 L 63 69 A Longest Bowie State win streak 4, (2007-09) Conference CIAA 1/28/12 L 76 84 H Current Series streak Bowie State W-1 Nickname Bulldogs 11/26/11 W 74 72 N Athletics Director Anton Goff 2/12/11 L 61 83 H 2/6/11 L 88 91 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2/16/10 L 97 91 A Head Coach Darrell Brooks 2/12/09 L 59 72 H Record at Bowie State (Yrs.) 78-36 (5 yrs) 11/15/08 L 78 79 A Career Record Same 2/5/08 L 71 93 A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A 12/5/07 L 54 73 H Starters Ret./Lost 2/3
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Gregory C. Goings Office Phone 301.860.3574 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Bsubulldogs.com
LINCOLN VS. CHOWAN
SERIES HISTORY WITH CHOWAN SERIES INFORMATION WITH CHOWAN Jan. 29 & Feb. 19, 2014 Helms Center (2,000) Series Lincoln leads 7-3 Date W/L LUP CU Site Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 4-1 Murfreesboro, NC 2/19/14 W 60 58 A Games at Chowan Lincoln leads 3-2 1/29/14 W 69 47 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/20/13 W 61 53 H Last Lincoln Win 60-58 (2/19/14 Murfreesboro) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/30/13 W 74 62 A Last Chowan Win 73-61 (2/10/11, Murfreesboro) Location (Enrollment) Murfreesboro, NC (1,367) 2/9/12 W 64 63 H Longest Lincoln win streak 6, (2012-14) Colors Blue & White 1/23/12 W 51 48 A Longest Chowan win streak 2, (2009-10) Conference CIAA 2/10/11 L 61 73 A Current Series streak Lincoln W-6 Nickname Hawks 1/24/11 W 75 62 H Athletics Director Dennis Helsel 1/11/10 L 73 77 H 11/23/09 L 71 80 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Brad Vincent Record at Chowan (Yrs.) 7-20 (1 yrs.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 2/3
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Allie Kolezynski Office Phone 252.398.6378 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Gocuhawks.com
LINCOLN VS. ELIZABETH CITY STATE SERIES HISTORY WITH ELIZABETH CITY STATE SERIES INFORMATION WITH ELIZABETH CITY Jan.22 & Feb. 12, 2014 R.L. Vaughan Center (5,000) Series Elizabeth City State leads 11-3 Date W/L LUP ECSU Site Games at Lincoln Elizabeth City State leads 5-2 Elizabeth City, NC 2/12/14 W 64 58 H Games at ECSU Elizabeth City State leads 6-1 1/22/14 L (OT) 63 64 A Neutral Site Games N/A 2/13/13 W 76 60 A Last Lincoln Win 64-58 (2/12/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/23/13 L 48 58 H Last ECSU Win 64-63 (OT) (1/22/14, Elizabeth City) Location (Enrollment) Elizabeth City, NC (2,200) 2/7/12 W 53 77 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2012-13) Colors Royal Blue & White 1/21/12 L 47 72 A Longest ECSU win streak 9, (2007-12) Conference CIAA 2/8/11 L 47 73 A Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Vikings 1/22/11 L 59 61 H Athletics Director J. Lin Dawson 2/13/10 L 76 85 H 1/20/10 L 74 95 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2/10/09 L 76 81 H Head Coach Shawn Walker 11/22/08 L 79 97 A Record at Elizabeth City State (Yrs.) 182-159 (11 yrs) 1/17/08 L 80 97 H Career Record Same 11/19/07 L 77 79 A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID April Emory Office Phone 252.335.3627 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Ecsuvikings.com
LINCOLN VS. VIRGINIA STATE
SERIES HISTORY WITH VIRGINIA STATE SERIES INFORMATION WITH VIRGINIA STATE Feb. 1 & Feb 22, 2014 Daniel Gymnasium (3,454) Series Virginia State leads 8-5 Date W/L LUP VSU Site Games at Lincoln Lincoln leads 4-2 Petersburg, VA 2/22/14 L 57 73 A Games at VSU Virginia State leads 6-1 2/1/14 W 65 58 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/23/13 W 61 54 H Last Lincoln Win 65-58 (2/1/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 2/2/13 W 64 55 A Last VSU Win 75-51 (2/20/12, Ettrick) Location (Enrollment) Ettrick, VA (5,700) 2/20/12 L 51 75 A Longest Lincoln win streak 3, (2012-14) Colors Orange & Blue 2/2/12 W 62 53 H Longest VSU win streak 5, (2009-11) Conference CIAA 2/21/11 L 68 75 H Current Series streak Lincoln W-3 Nickname Trojans 2/3/11 L 54 67 A Athletics Director Peggy Davis 2/9/10 L 59 64 H 1/28/10 L 61 85 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 1/29/09 L 56 61 A Head Coach Lonny Blow, Jr. 1/15/09 W 67 53 H Record at Virginia State (Yrs.) First Year 12/1/07 L 65 78 A Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 2/3
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Cassandra Artis-Williams Office Phone 804.524.5028 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Govsutrojans.com
LINCOLN VS. VIRGINIA UNION SERIES HISTORY WITH VIRGINIA UNION SERIES INFORMATION WITH VIRGINIA UNION Jan. 25 & Feb. 15, 2014 Barco-Stevens Hall (2,500) Series Virginia Union leads 11-3 Date W/L LUP VUU Site Games at Lincoln Virginia Union leads 5-2 Richmond, VA 2/15/14 W 65 47 A Games at VUU Virginia Union leads 6-1 1/25/14 L 71 75 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/16/13 W 60 58 H Last Lincoln Win 65-47 (2/15/14, Richmond) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/26/13 L 57 60 A Last VUU Win 75-71 (1/25/14, Lincoln Univ.) Location (Enrollment) Richmond, VA (1,700) 2/18/12 L 76 87 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2012-13) Colors Maroon & Steel 1/30/12 W (OT) 86 81 H Longest VUU win streak 8, (2007-11) Conference CIAA 2/19/11 L 48 62 H Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Panthers 1/31/11 L 51 68 A Athletics Director Joe Taylor 2/15/10 L 74 82 A 2/4/10 L (OT) 72 81 H BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2/14/09 L 67 73 A Head Coach Luqman Jaaber 11/20/08 L 53 63 H Record at Virginia Union (Yrs.) 25-29 (2 yrs) 2/19/08 L 68 108 H Career Record same 12/13/07 L 77 94 A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 3/2
SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Jim Junot Office Phone 804.342.1493 SID E-mail [email protected] Website Vuusports.com
ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS
Opponent RECORD LAST MEETING RESULT W/L Opponent RECORD LAST MEETING RESULT W/L
Adelphi 1-0 2013 71-65 W Keystone 2-0 2007 74-57 W Albright 0-1 2003 37-66 L King’s College 1-3 2005 72-69 W Albright 1-2 2005 96-97 L Kutztown 0-2 2010 60-70 L Allentown 5-5 1999 91-87 W Lake Erie 1-0 2005 93-88 W Alvernia 2-1 2007 91-76 W Lancaster Bible 1-0 2002 78-62 W Apprentice School 4-3 2007 83-78 W Lebanon Valley 1-2 2006 80-82 L Baptist Bible 0-1 2008 4-75 L Lehman 1-1 2004 84-77 W Beaver 2-2 1998 93-66 L Livingstone 1-8 2014 47-79 L Bloomsburg 1-1 2013 79-89 (2OT) L Lycoming 0-1 2002 65-92 L Bowie State 5-10 2014 71-50 W Maine Fort-Kent 1-0 1994 83-67 W Briarcliffe College 1-0 2008 104-80 W Malone 0-1 1992 84-72 L Buffalo State 1-0 2006 110-103 (OT) W Manhattanville 1-0 2006 118-101 W Cabrini 4-3 2005 84-62 W Mansfield 1-0 2013 73-52 W Caldwell 0-2 1997 68-91 L Marymount 2-0 2005 84-60 W California (Pa.) 0-2 2011 74-84 L Medgar Evers 1-1 1993 80-81 L Catholic 1-0 2007 81-70 W Mercyhurst 0-1 1989 66-75 L CCNY 2-0 1993 97-54 W Messiah 2-1 2006 100-80 W Centenary 2-1 2000 70-88 L Methodist 0-1 2000 64-86 L Central State 1-3 2012 69-73 L Millersville 1-5 2011 69-72 L Chestnut Hill 0-2 2004 62-76 L Mitchell 1-0 2006 116-82 W Cheyney 8-17 2013 79-68 W Misericordia 1-2 1999 73-96 L Christian Newport 2-0 2006 102-96 W Montclair State 2-1 2006 100-84 W Chowan 9-5 2013 61-53 W Clarkson 1-0 1995 74-69 W Moravian 1-0 2005 92-78 W Clarion 0-1 2011 69-80 L Morehouse 1-0 1991 91-86 W College of New Jersey 1-0 1996 67-65 W Morgan State 0-1 1989 68-86 L Columbia Union 10-3 2004 62-53 W Mountain State 0-1 2008 80-123 L Coppin State 0-4 2010 57-70 L Delaware State 1-3 1991 78-61 W Mount Aloysius 4-0 2003 77-72 W Delaware Valley 7-1 2006 119-90 W Mount Union 0-1 1996 71-93 L Dickinson 0-1 1989 48-65 L Neumann 4-1 1998 64-65 L East Stroudsburg 0-2 1990 48-100 L Newbury 1-0 2007 84-72 W Eastern 2-0 1990 84-82 W New Jersey City 2-2 2007 79-76 W Ediniboro 0-1 1989 67-87 L Elimra 1-0 1999 84-81 W Nichols 0-1 2003 63-69 L Elizabeth City State 1-11 2014 63-64 (OT) L North Carolina Wesleyan 1-1 2005 113-76 W Elizabethtown 0-1 2001 62-79 L North Central (III.) 1-0 2006 73-51 W Fayetteville State 4-4 2014 74-69 W Northern Michigan 1-0 2012 67-56 W Ferrum 1-1 1998 93-85 W Felician 1-1 1999 85-76 W Ohio State-Marion 1-0 2006 201-78 W Finlandia 1-0 2005 97-85 W Ohio Wesleyan 0-1 1990 78-118 L Fisk 1-1 2011 82-66 W Old Westbury 1-0 1995 92-83 W Fisher (Maine) 1-0 2003 80-54 W Pace 1-0 2013 64-57 W Franklin and Marshall 2-9 2006 43-64 L Frostburg State 15-5 2001 76-66 W Penn State-Abington 2-0 2007 79-75 W Gallaudet 7-1 2003 84-76 W Penn State-Altoona 0-1 2006 87-96 L Georgian Court 1-0 2013 85-76 W Penn State-Berks 1-0 2004 102-45 W George Brown 1-0 1996 96-69 W Penn State-Delco 1-0 2007 91-75 W Gettysburg 0-2 2002 68-83 L Glassboro State 0-2 1990 73-84 L Pfeiffer 1-2 2012 65-55 W Goldey-Beacom 2-3 2013 83-86 (OT) L Philadelphia 0-2 2010 62-71 L Goucher 1-0 1991 70-56 W Philadelphia Biblical 1-0 2004 85-68 W Greensboro 1-0 2005 85-81 W Philadelphia Pharmacy 1-2 1996 95-97 (2OT) L Grove City 1-1 1995 59-66 L Pittsburgh-Greensboro 1-1 2003 74-75 L Guilford 1-1 2007 128-129 (3OT) L Gwynedd-Mercy 1-0 1991 97-85 W Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1-3 1995 98-105 L Hampden-Sydney 1-0 1993 91-84 W Point Park 0-1 2007 88-110 L Hibert College 0-1 1994 61-65 L Potsdam 2-0 1994 82-71 W Holy Family 5-11 2011 71-77 L Ramapo 1-2 2007 73-72 W Hood 2-0 2005 101-83 W Howard 2-1 2012 68-62 W Randolph-Macon 2-2 2005 80-101 L Jersey City 0-1 2004 75-76 (OT) L Richard Stockton 3-1 2007 69-83 L John Hopkins 0-1 1997 87-89 L Roanoke 0-2 2001 63-76 L John Jay 2-0 2007 75-61 W Rowan 0-4 2004 81-93 L Johnson C. Smith 3-5 2014 66-74 L Juanita 1-0 2006 101-77 W Rutgers-Camden 7-2 2007 96-62 W Kean 1-0 2005 82-74 W Rutgers-Newark 0-1 2002 51-65 L
ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS
Opponent RECORD LAST MEETING RESULT W/L
Saint Augustine’s 2-8 2014 69-48 W Saint John Fisher 1-2 2002 73-72 W Saint Joseph’s (Maine) 2-1 2007 80-89 L Saint Joseph’s (N.Y.) 2-0 2003 73-48 W Saint Leo 0-1 2012 46-51 L Saint Mary’s (Md.) 2-2 2005 101-83 W Saint Paul 3-4 2011 73-71 (2OT) W Salisbury State 4-12 2002 86-97 L Salem International 2-2 2011 76-69 (OT) W Seton Hill 0-1 2006 99-109 L Shaw 2-5 2014 71-69 (OT) W Shenandoah 7-3 2004 75-96 L Southern Maine 1-0 1998 68-65 W Southern Virginia 0-1 2003 65-68 L Spring Garden 1-1 1989 92-70 W Stockton State 1-4 1995 66-71 L Stony-Brook 1-0 1994 97-76 W SUNY-Famingdale 1-1 2002 73-91 L SUNY-Famington 1-0 2003 82-64 W Susquehanna 0-1 2000 80-88 L Swarthmore 1-0 1997 87-80 W Teikyo-Post 3-3 1999 90-78 W University of District of Columbia 6-5 2007 70-75 L University of Maryland Eastern Shore 0-2 1996 92-97 L University of Science 4-0 2013 61-55 W Ursinsus 1-2 2001 101-97 W V.F. Christian 2-0 2005 112-48 W Villa Julie 1-0 1995 112-39 W Virginia Union 2-12 2014 71-75 L Virginia State 4-6 2013 61-54 W Virginia Wesleyan 0-1 2006 71-72 L Washington Adventist 0-2 2012 74-79 L Waynesboro 0-1 1990 78-94 L Waynesburg 3-2 2001 96-98 L Wesley 4-2 1995 110-64 W West Chester 1-3 2013 69-60 W West Virginia 0-1 2007 69-78 L Widener 5-4 2006 98-91 (OT) W Wilkes 2-7 2005 99-107 (OT) L William Trade 1-0 2004 102-55 W Wilmington 13-3 2013 81-79 (OT) W Wingate 0-1 2008 85-128 L Winston-Salem State 1-3 2014 73-71 (OT) W
2013-14 LINCOLN (PA) BOX SCORES
Game 25 Game 23 Game 22 Lincoln (PA) 65, Virginia Union 47 Lincoln (PA) 64, Elizabeth City State 58 Bowie State 63, Lincoln (PA) 60 Feb. 15, 2014, Richmond Feb. 12, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Feb. 8, 2014, Bowie
Kyle Aiken paced the Lions with On Senior Night, George Jackson Timothy McKenzie went 7-for-9 15 points in the second half as Lincoln out- and Derrick Washington led the Lions to a from the field against Bowie State for a scored the Panthers 40-25 in a 65-47 road 64-58 come-from-behind win against the career-high night. Justin Jackson and Der- victory over Virginia Union Vikings. Jackson has 12 second half points rick Washington both had ten points to The Lions' bench caught fire in the second while Washington added 10 points to rally lead the Lions bench. Washington dished half exploding for 26 points. Aiken went 4- the Lions from a 17-point first half deficit. out four assists and made all four of his for-7 from the field and a perfect 6-of-6 Trailing 31-18 with 3:55 left in the shots from the free-throw line. from the free-throw line for 15 points. half, the Jackson brothers combined for Lincoln held Bowie State to 36% Aiken also had two steals and one of the nine points of an 11-2 Lincoln run. ECSU shooting from the field in the first half. Lions' two made shots from long range. lead shrunk to 31-27 after a jumper by McKenzie hit the glass for six rebounds in Down the stretch, Lincoln made Justin Jackson and then a three-pointer by his first collegiate start at Lincoln. 16-of-18 free-throws while the Panthers his brother George Jackson as the Lions The Bowie State bench took over struggled at home going 13-for-20. clawed back. Lincoln used a 7-0 run in the in the second half outscoring Lincoln 23- Timothy McKenzie recorded his first two minutes of the second half to 12. Timothy McKenzie dominated the inte- third double-double of the season with 16 take their first lead of the contest. rior with 10 points and eight rebounds points and ten rebounds. McKenzie The Vikings fought back a few which seven were collected on the offen- grabbed seven offensive rebounds and minutes later and found themselves trail- sive side. Lincoln allowed five three- went 6-for-8 from the field. Derrick Wash- ing 45-43 with 8:34 left in regulation, but a pointers and failed to score one of their ington and Kyle Aiken combined for 26 of three-pointer by Derrick Washington end- own in the final half of play. the Lions 35 bench points. Aiken had 15 ed their hopes. Washington led the LU The Bulldogs found some much points, six rebounds, and three steals bench with 10 points and hit his second needed offense in the next eight minutes while Derrick Washington had 11 points, three-pointer of the half with four minutes to build a seven point advantage with just three rebounds, and three assists. Justin left to give Lincoln a 58-52 advantage. over a minute left. Back-to-back layups by Jackson finished with seven points and The Lions made their free-throws George Jackson and Timothy McKenzie cut three steals and George Jackson had five down the stretch and played aggressive the BSU lead to 62-58, but Lincoln missed points with three rebounds, and three defense in the final minutes to win 64-58. a last second three-pointer as Bowie State assists. Five seniors played their final game inside held on for a close 63-60 victory. of Manuel Rivero Hall on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 12, 2014.
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Game 21 Game 20 Game 19 Southern New Hampshire 66, Lincoln (PA) 64 Lincoln (PA) 65, Virginia State 58 Lincoln (PA) 69, Chowan 47 Feb. 4, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Feb. 1, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 29, 2014, Lincoln Univ.
The Penmen led for majority of Derrick Washington exploded for The Lions nailed 11 three- the evening until the final six minutes. a career-high 31 points as the Lions pointers against Chowan, marking the Lincoln's bench sparked an 11-point come- downed Virginia State, 65-58. Washington third time in the last four games that they back led by Derrick Washington and made all 10 of his free-throws and made were able to make 11+ shots from behind James Stewart . The duo combined for 18 three shots from three-point range coming the arc. James Stewart and Justin Jackson of the team's 35-second half points while off of the Lincoln bench. each hit three against while Tony Efese the LU bench outscored Southern New Washington carried the Lions and George Jackson both had two. Hampshire, 22-7. offense with 17 points in the first half on 5 Senior guard Derrick Washington Trailing Southern New Hampshire -of-7 shots from the field and five made recorded a career-high nine assists, while 63-59 with less than two and a half free-throws. The Lincoln bench outscored freshman forward Timothy McKenzie had minutes left in regulation, Washington the Trojans 21-8 and rallied the rest of the a career-high eight points and recorded a drained a three-pointer then Stewart fol- team from a seven point deficit to tie the game-high nine rebounds for Lincoln. Jus- lowed with a fast-break basket to tie the game at 29 at halftime. tin Jackson and James Stewart both had 15 game with 1:51 remaining. In the second half Tony Efese had points and George Jackson finished with Shortly after, the Lions allowed an eight points and junior forward Will Cole 12 points and seven rebounds. offensive rebound and a quick score as the had six points with four rebounds as Lin- The Lions held the Hawks to only Penmen took a 66-64 lead with 1:25 left to coln rolled to their third CIAA Northern eight field goals in the opening period, play. Lincoln failed to convert on a final Divisional victory with a 65-58 win at while shooting 40% from the field and basket and dropped their final non- home. Lincoln continued to dominate the making five three-pointers. With a 31-24 conference game of the season to South- Trojans and got to the free-throw line lead at the half, Lincoln's bench carried the ern New Hampshire, 66-64. throughout the contest. The Lions went 12 Lions to a much needed victory after a two James Stewart and Derrick Wash- -for-14 in the second half while the Trojans game skid for the Lions. ington both scored 11 points to lead the were 3-for-6. Their lead expanded to double-digits and Lions coming off the bench. Lincoln's Derrick Washington finished with a career- the Lions cruised to a 69-47 win. bench outscored Southern New Hamp- high 31 points; on 9-of-14 made field shire 32-21. George Jackson added nine goals, a perfect 10-for-10 from the free- points with four assists and Tony Efese throw line, and 3-of-4 made three- scored eight points with six rebounds. pointers.
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Game 18 Game 17 Game 16 Virginia Union 75, Lincoln (PA) 71 Elizabeth City State 64, Lincoln (PA) 63 (OT) Lincoln (PA) 71, Bowie State 50 Jan. 25, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 22, 2014, Elizabeth City Jan. 18, 2014, Lincoln Univ.
With a 14-point halftime ad- The Vikings made a long range The Lions remain undefeated at vantage the Lions offense suddenly went three-pointer at the end of regulation to home defeating Bowie State University 71- cold in the second half. The Panthers force overtime then converted on two free 50. Junior forward, Tony Efese led the Li- made 12 shots from the field and also hit -throws with two seconds left in overtime ons with a career-high 20 points and 10 14-of-17 free-throws to climb back into for the win. rebounds. Lincoln led the entire way and the game. Elizabeth City State outscored held a 32-point advantage midway Lincoln struggled with only six Lincoln 39-33 in the second half behind through the second half. field goals and went 9-for-17 from the line. 70% shooting from the field and 13-of-19 Junior guard Kyle Aiken led the After making an incredible 12 three- made free-throws. The Lions forced seven Lions with 13 first half points including a pointers in the first 20-minutes the Lions ECSU turnovers and scored 10 points off of perfect 5-for-5 shooting from the field and went 1-for-12. Lincoln led 49-35 at the half those turnovers in an evenly matched sec- three made shots from behind the arc. then was outscored 40-22 in the second ond half of play. Efese had six rebounds and one three- half in their first home loss of the season. In the extra session, Elizabeth City pointer, while five other Lions hit shots Trailing VUU 73-70, Lincoln drew State went 5-for-6 from the free-throw from long range. Bowie State struggled a foul behind the three-point line on the line to upset the Lions. ECSU trailed Lin- with five made baskets in the opening half Panthers with 3-seconds left in the game. coln 63-62 with 11-seconds left in over- and trailed Lincoln 43-20 at the half. The Lions came up short by missing two time. The Lions were called for a defensive Lincoln continued to dominate out of the three attempts and Virginia Un- foul with two seconds remaining, then the Bulldogs in the second half building ion escaped with a 75-71 win. ECSU made a pair of game-winning free- their lead to 54-22 with 13:38 left in regu- Overall, Derrick Washington led throws to down Lincoln 64-63 in overtime. lation. Four Lions netted double-figure the Lincoln coming off the bench with 15 Senior guard George Jackson led scoring, led by Tony Efese's double-double points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists. Justin the Lions with 15 points, junior forward with a career-high 20 points and 10 re- Jackson had 14 points including four made Tony Efese also had 15 points and added bounds. Kyle Aiken added a season-high three-pointers while Tony Efese and seven rebounds, and senior guard Derrick 13 points, Justin Jackson had 10 points and George Jackson both had 13 points each. Washington had 11 points with three as- Derrick Washington led the Lincoln bench Efese led the Lions for the eighth time this sists to lead the bench. Christopher Kinney with 10 points. season with six rebounds and converted a finished with a team-high 12 rebounds and perfect 4-for-4 from the free-throw line. eight points.
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Game 15 Game 14 Game 13 Lincoln (PA) 71, Shaw 69 Lincoln (PA) 63, St. Augustine’s 48 Lincoln (PA) 74, Fayetteville State 69 Jan. 13, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 11, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 9, 2014, Lincoln Univ.
The Lions pulled out a dramatic Lincoln forced 28 turnovers that Lincoln struggled in the beginning 71-69 overtime win against Shaw. The Li- led to 34-points in a 69-48 victory over St. but rallied from behind to remain unbeat- ons didn't get off to as good a start in the Augustine's. Lincoln's defense forced 10 en at home, defeating Fayetteville State second half, as Shaw chopped down the turnovers in the first half resulting to 17 University 74-69. lead to just two with less than eight points for their offense, as the Lions led The Lions used great defense to minutes left. Shaw remained persistent the Falcons for all 40-minutes in a domi- rally from behind against the Broncos and and tied the game at 57 with just over four nating performance for their second find their way back into the game. Justin minutes left. straight CIAA win at home. Jackson scored 14 of his team-high 20 George Jackson came up with a Head Coach John Hill and his Li- points for the Lions in the second half of huge steal and took it the other way be- ons held the Falcons to only six field-goals play on 6-of-11 shots from the field. Tony fore getting fouled with 17 seconds on the in the second half and forced 18 turnovers Efese reached double-digit scoring with 10 clock. Lincoln reclaimed the lead after he Ten Lions scored against the Fal- second half points, two steals, and two sank both of his free-throws, making the cons led by George Jackson. Jackson rec- blocks. Defensively, Efese guarded score 71-69 with eight seconds left in over- orded his fourth 20+ point performance of Fayetteville State's top player in the final time. Shaw then inbounded and dribbled the season, leading the Lions scoring 21 moments of the game to lead the Lions to up the court for eight seconds before call- points, with five steals, and four assists. a come-from-behind victory to remain ing a timeout. The play after the resulted Tony Efese had 14 points with five re- unbeaten at home. in a missed jumper at the buzzer and the bounds and James Stewart led the bench Three Lions hit double-digit scor- Lions came out victorious. with seven points and Stefan Whittingham ing led by Justin Jackson's 20 points, four George Jackson finished the game had six points. Senior Chris Kinney grabbed rebounds, and three assists. Derrick Wash- with three assists and three steals to go five defensive rebounds and freshman ington added 17 points, three steals, and along with his 17 points. He also shot 53 Timothy McKenzie had two offensive re- two assists while converting on 8-of-10 percent from the floor. Derrick Washing- bounds. attempts from the free-throw line. George ton finished 12 as well as five assists off of The Lions are off to their best Jackson dished out eight assists and rec- the bench. Junior forward Tony Efese start in school history with an 11-3 overall orded four steals with nine points. Tony scored 15 points on a super-efficient 71 record. Efese had 10 points, four rebounds, and percent from the field, including two three two timely blocks with a steal in the final -pointers. He grabbed six rebounds as minute sealing the Lions victory. well. Senior Guard Justin Jackson also chipped in 11 points.
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Game 12 Game 11 Game 10 Livingstone 79, Lincoln (PA) 47 Lincoln (PA) 73, Winston-Salem State 71 (OT) Lincoln (PA) 64, Pace 57 Jan. 6, 2014, Salisbury Jan. 4, 2014, Winston-Salem Jan. 2, 2014, Lincoln Univ.
The Lions were led by Tony George Jackson scored the game- The Lions outscored Pace Univer- Efese's 12 points and eight rebounds and winning basket with 0.1 seconds left in sity 40-29 in the second half and defeated George Jackson's eight points and four overtime as Lincoln defeated Winston- the Setters 64-57 in a non-conference assists. Derrick Washington led the bench Salem State, 73-71 on the road. matchup. scoring with nine points in a 79-47 loss for In a close matchup, Lincoln's Lincoln held on to a small lead the Lions against Livingstone. bench was a key factor in the second half. and leaned upon their veteran backcourt Efese paced the Lions with eight Derrick Washington led the Lions with 12 duo down the stretch that combined for first half points on 2-3 made attempts points in the second half as LU's bench 25 points and 9-9 made free-throws in the from three-point range. Justin Jackson outscored WSSU 16-4. With 30-seconds second half. Derrick Washington and made the other basket from behind the left, Washington tied the game at 64 with George Jackson lifted their play late in the arc as Lincoln shot 32% from the field. a three-pointer on the WSSU defense. Lin- game to carry the Lions to victory. Wash- Daniel Pendleton grabbed six defensive coln's only three-pointer of the second ington scored 14 points and dished out rebounds and George Jackson dished out a half came when they needed it the most. three assists while Jackson had 11 points pair of assists for the Lions. The Blue Bears In overtime, Lincoln forced four and three assists as the Lions outscored came out the gate on fire from long range WSSU turnovers and was able to convert the Setters 40-29. with eight three-pointers in the first half of on 5-6 attempts from the free-throw line. George Jackson led the Lions with play and led 40-24 at the half. Washington had four points in the over- 22 points and three assists. He was a per- Derrick Washington recorded time, Justin Jackson made two free- fect 9-9 from the free-throw line and nine points in the second half, but the Blue throws, but George Jackson had the final made three shots from behind the arc Bears held the Lions to 25% shooting from two points including the game-winning against Pace. Derrick Washington led the the field while they made 54% of their layup with 0.1 seconds left on the clock. bench with 16 points and a team-high four attempts. Lincoln was the aggressors on Washington led the Lions with 21 assists and four rebounds. Chris Kinney the glass against Livingstone. Tony Efese points, five assists, and three steals. Wash- had six points and a team-high seven re- and Chris Kinney both had three offensive ington was 8-12 from the free-throw line bounds. Tony Efese has four rebounds, rebounds as Lincoln out rebounded Living- and Justin Jackson was 7-8. The Jackson two blocks, and one steal and James Stew- stone 21-16. The Lions fell to the Blue brothers combined for 31 points with art grabbed five rebounds. Bears 79-47. George's 17 points and Justin's 14 points. Will Cole grabbed seven rebounds and Chris Kinney had six rebounds.
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Game 9 Game 8 Game 7 Johnson C. Smith 74, Lincoln (PA) 66 Lincoln (PA) 71, Adelphi 65 Lincoln (PA) 85, Georgian Court 76 Jan. 2, 2014, Charlotte Dec. 18, 2013, Garden City Dec. 3, 2013, Lincoln Univ.
George Jackson led the Lions with Lincoln's bench exploded for 43 Lincoln was able to pull away 23 points including five three-pointers in a points in a 71-65 victory over Adelphi Uni- from Georgian Court by playing pressure road loss to Johnson C. Smith University. versity. The duo of James Stewart and Der- defense and forcing 14 turnovers, which Tony Efese grabbed a team-high nine re- rick Washington led the Lions to their sixth allowed them to produce 12 fast break bounds and scored nine points, while Der- consecutive win with a huge second half, points in the opening period. Senior guard rick Washington dished out five assists outscoring Adelphi 43-32. Justin Jackson paced the Lions early on with seven points. The Lions forced JCSU Derrick Washington scored a sea- scoring 13 points in the first half, including into 13 turnovers but allowed the Golden son-high 24 points. This marks his first 20+ all three of the team's three pointers as Bulls to shoot 49% from the field. point scoring performance of the season. Lincoln led 41-25 at halftime. George Jackson scored 15 of his Washington played aggressive on the The Lions continued their domi- 23 points in the second half. Jackson was offensive end for the Lions. He made a nance after the intermission stretching aggressive offensively with three made team season-high nine free-throws with their lead to 23 points with 14:33 left in three-pointers and 6-of-14 shot attempts numerous attacks to the rim. James Stew- the game. Lincoln's lead juggled between from the field. Tony Efese added two more art led the second half attack with 14 13 and eight for the final few minutes, but three-pointers and Derrick Washington points (6-8 FG). Stewart and Washington they executed well enough down the went a perfect 5-5 from the free-throw accounted for 26 LU second half points. stretch to seal a nine-point victory. line. Both Washington and Efese each had Lincoln was 12-16 from the free-throw line Justin Jackson finished the game seven points in the second half. and shot 52% from the field.Tony Efese led with 24 points on 50 percent shooting JCSU dominated the paint out- the LU starters with nine points and seven from the floor. George Jackson controlled scoring Lincoln 38-26. The Golden Bulls rebounds. Kyle Aiken had seven points and the tempo of the game well as he dished made 19-of-25 attempts from the free- Justin Jackson had six points for the Lions. out nine assists, as well as scoring 11 throw line and had a huge contribution The Lions reclaimed the lead early points. James Stewart and Derrick Wash- from Emilio Parks who scored 30 points in the second half and held on for a 71-65 ington led a strong bench effort pouring in and grabbed 11 rebounds. George Jackson non-conference victory over the Panthers. 16 and 11 points apiece. Washington also was the only Lion to reach double-figure Defensively, the Lions forced nine steals chipped in five assists. scoring with 23 points and blocked four shots. Adelphi had 17 turnovers that turned into 23 points for the Lincoln offense.
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Game 6 Game 5 Game 4 Lincoln (PA) 79, Cheyney 68 Lincoln (PA) 73, Mansfield 52 Lincoln (PA) 81, Wilmington 79 (OT) Nov. 30, 2013, Lincoln Univ. Nov. 26, 2013, Lincoln Univ. Nov. 23, 2013, Lincoln Univ.
The Lions used a pair of quick Stefan Whittingham had a career- The Lions rallied from a ten-point scoring bursts to begin each half as a night scoring 22 points leading the Lions to deficit with under three minutes remain- springboard to claim a 79-68 victory over a 73-52 victory over Mansfield. Lincoln's ing to force overtime, then defeated Wil- Cheyney in the "Battle of the Firsts". bench exploded for 52 points outscoring mington, 81-79 Four players reached double dig- Mansfield's bench by 33 points. After shooting 37% from the field its in points highlighted by Justin Jackson's The LU bench dominated the in the first half, the Lions regrouped for a 22 point performance. In finishing with a game between the Lions and the Moun- 48% field goal percentage in the second season-high point total, Jackson was 9-for- taineers. Stefan Whittingham made eight half. Derrick Washington brought the Lions 16 from the field. He has reached double shots from the field and was a perfect 5-5 back with 13 second half points on 4-7 figures in scoring four times this season for from the free-throw line. Whittingham shot attempts from the field. the Lions. also drained his first three-pointer of the In overtime, Lincoln held Wil- Also reaching double digits for year against the Mountaineers leading the mington to 25% shooting on 2-8 attempts the Lions were Tony Efese (13 points), bench with 22 points. from the field. Justin Jackson nailed a George Jackson (11) and Kyle Aiken (11). Derrick Washington was the oth- three-pointer from the corner extending Lincoln made half of its 3-point field goal er Lion to net double figure scoring with the Lions lead to 79-75 with 31 seconds attempts (9-for-18). The biggest 3-point 11 points. Washington also had three as- left. Then, Derrick Washington made some shot of the game occurred in the second sists with three rebounds from the LU crucial free-throws to seal the Lincoln vic- half after Cheyney used an 11-0 run to cut bench. James Stewart made two three- tory over Wilmington 81-79. a 20-point deficit to 60-52 with 6 minutes, pointers as he finished with nine points Three Lions reached double- 58 seconds remaining. The Lincoln Univer- and three assists and Will Cole ( added six figure scoring led by Derrick 19 points and sity's Derrick Washington immediately points and a team-high nine rebounds. three assists, while George Jackson and answered with a 3-pointer from the corner The Lincoln starters were led by Justin Jackson both added 14 points. Chris on the Lions' next possession to give them Tony Efese's eight rebounds and George Kinney recorded 13 rebounds and added a lead that never dropped below double Jackson had six points with three assists. nine points. James Stewart scored a sea- digits for the remainder of the game. Lincoln grabbed a season-high 41 re- son-high nine points and Tony Efese had bounds against Mansfield. nine points.
2013-14 LINCOLN (PA) BOX SCORES
Game 3 Game 2 Game 1 Lincoln (PA) 61, Univ. of Sciences 55 Bloomsburg 89, Lincoln (PA) 79 (2OT) Lincoln (PA) 69, West Chester 60 Nov. 19, 2013, Philadelphia Nov. 16, 2013, Bloomsburg Nov. 9, 2013, Lincoln Univ.
Will Cole scored a game-high 17 The Lions battled Bloomsburg The Lincoln University outscored points and grabbed 11 rebounds leading into a double overtime thriller, but the their opponent 46-35 in the second half, the Lions to a 61-55 victory over University Huskies pulled away late to down the Li- picking up the win in their season opener of Sciences ons 89-79. 69-60 over West Chester. The Lions shot 87% (20-23) from Lincoln controlled the pace be- West Chester stormed out of the the line, holding off the Devils in the final tween the teams throughout the majority gate of the second half with a 16-9 run to moments of the game. Will Cole made all of the game, but a nine point lead (50-41) take a 41-32 advantage with 12:47 left to seven of his attempts while George Jack- with 9:21 left in the game was not enough play. Lincoln immediately replied by scor- son, Stefan Whittingham, and Derrick to hold off the Huskies at home. Blooms- ing 20 of the game's next 30 points, and Washington each went 4-5 from the free- burg fought back and hit two free-throws took a 52-51 lead. George Jackson and throw line. with 15 second left sending the game into Derrick Washington combined for 17 of The Lions scored 20 points off of 17 Uni- overtime. In the final overtime period, those 20 points in that seven minute versity of Sciences' turnovers and also out- Bloomsburg made 16 free-throws and stretch. Over the next three minutes, no scored the Devils in the paint, 28-20. Will pulled away late to defeat Lincoln, 89-79. team jumped out to a lead bigger than two Cole was 5-7 shooting from the field and Four Lions scored in double fig- points until Washington nailed a jumper to had a game-high two steals with a block. ures led by Justin Jackson’s 20 points and make the score a 59-55, Lions advantage Derrick Washington led the bench five rebounds. He was 4-9 from three- with 2:43 left. with 11 points and Stefan Whittingham point land and grabbed three offensive Lincoln went on to sink six of added 10 points and three rebounds for rebounds. George Jackson added 17 eight free-throws to close the game and Lincoln. Lincoln's defense produced a sea- points, three assists, and three steals. He seal the win 69-60. son-high four blocks against the Devils. was 5-8 from the free-throw line and went Four Lions reached double figure Tony Efese led with two blocks while Cole 2-3 from behind the three-point line. Tony scoring led by George Jackson's 24 points. and Whittingham had one each. Efese had his best game as a Lion with 12 Derrick Washington and Kyle Aiken led the points against the Huskies. Efese went 4-5 Lions bench with 16 and 11 points respec- from three-point range and dished out five tively, and Justin Jackson added 13 points. assists. Derrick Washington paced the Chris Kinney controlled the interior with a Lions with a game-high six assists and add- game-high ten rebounds and George Jack- ed 12 points to lead the bench scoring. son paced the Lions with four assists.
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1989-90 (8-17) 1992-93 (17-9) 1995-96 (12-12) ECAC Southern Division Champions ECAC Southern Division Champions at Ediniboro 67-87 L vs. Mercyhurst 66-75 L at West Chester 55-54 W at St. John Fisher 69-103 L vs. Glassboro State 72-81 L vs. Alvernia 64-60 W vs. Clarkson 74-69 W vs. Eastern 81-73 W vs. Gallaudet 79-48 W vs. Cheyney 63-77 L at Dickinson 48-65 L vs. Cheyney 67-63 W at Coppin State 73-119 L at Frostburg State 68-58 W at UDC 97-96 W vs. Old Westbury 92-83 W at Morgan State 68-86 L vs. Ferrum 83-90 L at Salisbury State 95-108 L vs. Cabrini 67-64 W vs. Livingstone 68-93 L vs. Misericordia 67-87 L at Kutztown 61-68 L vs. CCNY 2-0 W-f vs. Delaware Valley 100-59 W at California (Pa.) 53-80 L vs. Medgar Evers 108-83 W vs. Millersville 77-98 L at Pitt.-Johnstown 73-83 L vs. Teikyo-Post 78-86 L at Grove City 59-66 L vs. Spring Garden 49-54 L vs. Malone 84-92 L vs. Waynesburg 61-56 W at Coppin State 37-94 L vs. Rutgers-Camden 75-46 W at Columbia Union 84-99 L at Allentown 65-80 L at Pitt.-Johnstown 76-79 L at Frostburg State 72-73 L at Wesley 80-98 L vs. Franklin & Marshall 59-60 L vs. Wesley College 110-64 W at Eastern 84-82 W vs. Stockton State 80-85 L vs. Neumann College 97-80 W at Shenandoah 69-84 L vs. Shenandoah 104-84 W at Richard Stockton 79-89 L at Cabrini 58-70 L vs. Frostburg State 77-73 W vs. Holy Family 86-83 W at Rutgers-Camden 66-71 L at Allentown 75-63 W vs. Col. Union 101-95 W-OT vs. Pitt.-Johnstown 85-77 W at Wesley 90-66 W at Rut.-Camden 100-96 W-OT vs. Allentown 71-65 W at Salisbury State 79-101 L at Wilmington College 89-86 W at Spring Garden 92-70 W at Shenandoah 97-87 W at Holy Family 77-82 L vs. East Stroudsburg 67-77 L at Frostburg State 73-67 W vs. UDC 83-82 W vs. Salisbury State 103-98 W vs. Allentown 83-74 W at Pharmacy 95-97 L-2OT at Cheyney 74-108 L vs. Salisbury State 99-87 W at Frostburg State 106-102 W-2OT vs. Allentown 61-74 L at Waynesburg 85-75 W 1990-91 (4-18) at Frostburg State 94-92 W-OT vs. Misericordia 92-77 W vs. Ohio Wesleyan 78-118 L 1993-94 (16-7) 1996-97 (17-10) vs. Waynesboro 78-94 L ECAC Southern Division Champions ECAC Southern Division Runner-Ups vs. Glassboro 73-84 L vs. Millersville 71-84 L vs. Chowan 91-71 W vs. Mount Union 71-93 L vs. Kutztown 87-108 L at Shenandoah 85-84 W vs. George Brown 96-69 W vs. Frostburg State 56-68 L vs. Bowie State 92-84 W at Millersville 65-79 L vs. Delaware State 50-99 L vs. Cheyney 68-65 W vs. Cheyney 72-85 L vs. Cabrini 68-69 L at Randolph-Macon 61-43 W vs. Wilmington 104-75 W vs. Wesley 61-79 L vs. Hampden-Sydney 91-84 W vs. Chowan 84-76 W vs. Rutgers-Camden 78-56 W at Gallaudet 75-90 L at Salisbury State 91-90 W vs. Shenandoah 59-84 L vs. Medgar Evers 80-81 L vs. Beaver 8-81 L-OT at West Chester 84-102 L vs. CCNY 97-54 W vs. Delaware Valley 66-61 W at Delaware State 78-90 L vs. Holy Family 61-67 L at UMES 92-97 L vs. East Stroudsburg 48-100 L at Neumann 107-101 W vs. Beaver 90-64 W at Allentown 70-83 L at Rutgers-Camden 83-60 W at Franklin & Marshall 66-90 L vs. Wesley 76-66 W vs. Potsdam State 75-70 W at Holy Family 78-91 L at Salisbury State 94-108 L at Franklin & Marshall 56-80 L vs. Waynesburg 83-82 W at Shenandoah 69-88 L vs. Frostburg State 74-62 W at Frostburg State 62-63 L vs. Cabrini 42-44 L vs. Salisbury State 82-81 W vs. Centenary 83-56 W vs. Goucher 70-56 W at Stockton State 75-97 L at UDC 87-90 L vs. Allentown 65-76 L vs. Wilmington College 63-65 L at Coll. of New Jersey 67-65 W vs. Salisbury State 94-108 L vs. Wesley 103-65 W vs. Frostburg State 93-75 W at Frostburg State 94-85 W at Salisbury State 81-86 L vs. Holy Family 102-93 W vs. Cheyney 61-79 L at Frostburg State 66-59 W at Neumann 101-44 W vs. Grove City 87-84 W-OT at Wilmington 90-78 W 1991-92 (13-11) vs. Frostburg State 72-67 W-2OT at Frostburg State 100-94 W vs. Swarthmore 87-80 W vs. Morehouse 91-86 W 1994-95 (13-9) vs. Johns Hopkins 87-89 L-OT vs. Gallaudet 80-69 W vs. Cheyney 69-71 L vs. Maine Fort-Kent 83-67 W 1997-98 (9-15) at Delaware State 81-101 L at Potsdam State 82-71 W at Stockton State 67-82 L vs. Cheyney 62-64 L vs. Richard Stockton 91-71 W vs. Rutgers-Camden 86-82 W vs. Stony-Brook 97-76 W vs. Caldwell College 86-93 L at West Chester 81-94 L vs. Phila. Pharmacy 68-66 W vs. Cheyney 93-102 L vs. Allentown 62-79 L at Columbia Union 99-72 W vs. Beaver 87-90 L vs. Stockton State 78-64 W at Virginia Union 69-102 L vs. Shenandoah 85-77 W at Coppin State 69-90 L vs. Holy Family 67-83 L at Salisbury State 101-117 L at Frostburg State 86-91 L-OT at Neumann 99-77 W at Widener 81-67 W at Shenandoah 102-94 W-2OT at Franklin & Marshall 60-77 L vs. Caldwell College 68-91 L vs. Gwynedd-Mercy 97-85 W vs. Hilbert College 61-65 L vs. Alvernia 61-89 L vs. Delaware State 78-61 W vs. Frostburg State 87-60 W vs. Chowan 99-91 W vs. Wesley 78-71 W vs. Rutgers-Camden 83-51 W vs. Waynesburg 77-81 L vs. Salisbury State 90-99 L at Stockton State 66-71 L vs. Centenary 77-66 W at UMES 72-82 L vs. Villa Julie College 112-39 W at Rutgers-Camden 81-86 L vs. Shenandoah 82-74 W vs. Columbia Union 87-77 W vs. Teikyo-Post 83-106 L vs. Frostburg State 89-63 W at Wesley College 105-69 W at Virginia State 78-72 W at Cabrini 79-71 W at Pittsburgh-Johnstown 98-105 L vs. UDC 90-85 W at Allentown 86-83 W vs. Virginia Union 75-89 L at Millersville 85-77 W at Salisbury State 95-117 L at Philadelphia Pharmacy 83-97 L vs. Virginia State 78-87 L vs. Cabrini 78-71 W vs. Wilmington 80-73 W at Teikyo-Post 85-100 L vs. Frostburg State 63-65 L at UDC 93-87 W vs. Holy Family 86-94 L
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS vs. Felician 71-77 L at UDC 86-97 L 2004-05 (21-7)
ECAC Southern Region Quarterfinals 2001-02 (10-14) 1998-99 (18-6) Association of Division III
Independents tournament ECAC Southern Division Semifinals vs. King’s College 76-95 L vs. Ursinsus College 105-97 W ** Wins Vacated - NCAA Violations at Roanoke 84-86 L vs. Cheyney 73-79 L vs. Guilford 96-87 W vs. Ferrum 93-85 W vs. Messiah 75-76 L at Shenandoah 75-96 L vs. Cheyney 82-87 L at Delaware Valley 81-84 L-OT at Wilkes 58-70 L vs. Delaware Valley 74-60 W vs. Widener 79-83 L vs. Cheyney 77-75 W-OT vs. Wilmington 98-92 W at Salisbury State 77-88 L vs. Williamson Trade 102-55 W at Salisbury State 88-106 L at Rowan 63-76 L vs. Philadelphia Biblical 85-68 W vs. Neumann 64-65 L vs. Newport News 49-63 L at Rowan 81-93 L vs. Centenary 82-46 W at Franklin & Marshall 59-67 L vs. Penn State-Berks 102-45 W vs. Chowan 73-82 L vs. Frostburg State 76-66 W vs. Bowie State 93-106 L vs. Southern Maine 68-65 W vs. Gallaudet 90-88 W vs. Widener 80-70 W at Beaver 93-66 W vs. Messiah 93-81 W at Lehman 84-77 W vs. Rutgers-Camden 101-87 W at Albright 93-83 W at Moravian 92-78 W vs. Teikyo-Post 100-69 W vs. Pitt.-Green. 91-85 W vs. Kean 82-74 W at Goldey Beacom 96-83 W vs. Mount Aloysius 96-72 W at Newport News 81-79 W-OT at UDC 97-94 W vs. Wilmington 86-64 W vs. St. Mary’s (Md.) 101-83 W at Teikyo-Post 82-76 W at Widener 80-92 L at New Jersey City 70-76 L-OT vs. Holy Family 83-80 W vs. Wilkes 89-91 L vs. Delaware Valley 106-83 W at Wilmington 66-65 W vs. Columbia Union 98-75 W vs. Hood 77-71 W vs. Columbia Union 112-101 W at Wilkes 75-96 L vs. V.F. Christian 112-48 W vs. Goldey Beacom 91-89 W at Columbia Union 87-96 L vs. Wilkes 73-70 W vs. Felician 85-76 W at SUNY-Farmingdale 73-91 L vs. Wilmington 76-58 W at Marymount 81-75 W at Mt. Aloysius 87-78 W at Cabrini 62-84 W vs. Allentown 91-87 W at Hood 101-83 W at Gettysburg 77-84 L at Marymount 84-60 W 2002-03 (9-14) vs. Newport News 95-67 W
1999-2000 (8-16) vs. Finlandia (Mi.) 97-85 W vs. Lancaster Bible 78-62 W vs. New Jersey City 82-92 L
at Lycoming 65-92 L at Franklin & Marshall 100-116 L vs. Wilkes 65-97 L vs. King’s College 57-69 L vs. Frostburg State 81-73 W vs. Cheyney 56-99 L 2005-06 vs. Cheyney 65-89 L at Gettysburg 68-83 L at Del. Val. 84-79 W-OT at Salisbury State 86-97 L (25-5) at Misericordia 73-96 L vs. Chowan 65-73 L NCAA Division III tournament Sweet 16 at Salisbury State 85-89 L vs. Fisk 56-87 L Association of Division III vs. Chowan 73-71 W vs. Rutgers-Newark 51-65 L Independents Champions vs. Elmira 84-81 W vs. St. John Fisher 73-72 W N AA at Rowan 70-87 L vs. St. Mary’s (Md.) 66-76 L ** Wins Vacated - C Violations vs. Teikyo-Post 90-78 W vs. Lebanon Valley 62-59 W vs. St. Mary’s 101-97 W-OT at Lehman 57-73 L vs. King’s 72-69 W at Franklin & Marshall 79-92 L at Wilkes 65-85 L vs. Richard Stockton 68-63 W at Wilmington College 65-80 L vs. Wilkes 65-63 W vs. Salem International 87-74 W at UDC 62-83 L vs. Franklin & Marshall 59-83 L at Albright 96-97 L vs. Gallaudet 82-53 W at Pitt-Greensburg 74-75 L vs. Cheyney 81-72 W vs. Goldey Beacom 86-90 L at Mount Aloysius 77-72 W vs. Randolph-Macon 85-62 W vs. Ursinus 78-93 L vs. Columbia Union 65-58 W vs. Chowan 112-102 W vs. Albright 74-81 L at Gallaudet 84-76 W at N.C. Wesleyan 113-76 W vs. Wilmington 80-76 W vs. Widener 54-60 L at Wilkes 99-107 L-OT at Centenary 70-88 L vs. Columbia Union 71-62 W at Baptist Bible 89-84 W at Holy Family 80-96 L vs. SUNY-Farmington 82-64 W at Randolph-Macon 80-101 L at Widener 74-80 L vs. Lake Erie 93-88 W vs. Goldey Beacom 62-63 L vs. Greensboro 85-81 W 2003-04 (8-17) vs. UDC 51-66 L vs. Chris. Newport 114-112 W-OT vs. Juniata 101-77 W at Montclair State 45-80 L 2000-01 (9-14) at Franklin & Marshall 100-76 W vs. Fisher (Ma.) 80-54 W vs. Messiah 85-83 W vs. Randolph-Macon 52-86 L vs. Lebanon Valley 80-82 L at Alvernia 91-90 W vs. Cheyney 81-86 L vs. Newport News 126-89 W vs. Montclair State 72-73 L at King’s 76-97 L vs. John Jay 93-59 W at St. Mary’s (Md.) 89-113 L vs. Southern Virginia 65-68 L vs. Montclair State 100-84 W vs. Cheyney 51-71 L at N.C. Wesleyan 69-98 L at Manhattanville 118-101 W vs. Holy Family 89-101 L vs. Albright 66-86 L at Delaware Valley 126-85 W vs. Methodist 64-86 L vs. V.F. Christian 68-58 W vs. Richard Stockton 91-69 W vs. St. Joseph’s (N.Y.) 97-54 W vs. Nichols College 63-69 L vs. PSU-Abington 115-83 W at Gallaudet 70-66 W at St. Joseph’s (N.Y.) 73-48 W vs. Mitchell 116-82 W vs. St. John Fisher 67-71 L at Widener 73-68 W vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.) 99-79 W vs. SUNY-Farmingdale 95-90 W at Lebanon Valley 65-81 L vs. Chris. Newport 102-96 W at Franklin & Marshall 57-88 L at Ramapo College 77-100 L vs. Messiah 100-80 W vs. Susquehanna 80-88 L at Newport News 77-88 L at Virginia Wesleyan 71-72 L at Elizabethtown 62-79 L vs. Jersey City 75-76 L-OT vs. Waynesburg 96-98 L vs. Rowan 65-73 L vs. UDC 96-86 W at Chestnut Hill 63-71 L vs. Delaware Valley 82-69 W vs. Keystone College 67-56 W at Ursinus 84-86 L at Col. Union 71-69 W-OT at Holy Family 73-70 W vs. Chestnut Hill 62-76 L at Mt. Aloysius 101-94 W at Keystone College 67-64 W at Wilmington 70-86 L vs. Columbia Union 62-53 W vs. Widener 75-91 L vs. Newport News 73-79 L vs. Mt. Aloysius 110-95 W at Wilkes 72-74 L
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
2006-07 (18-8) vs. Saint Paul College 87-80 W at Chowan 51-48 W vs. Johnson C. Smith 75-83 L vs. Bowie State 76-84 L-OT NCAA Division III tournament vs. Virginia Union 86-81 W-OT Association of Division III vs. Virginia State 62-53 W 2009-10 (4-22) Independents tournament vs. Elizabeth City State 53-77 L
** Wins Vacated - NCAA Violations vs. Chowan 64-63 W vs. West Chester 69-68 L at Bowie State 63-69 L at Fayetteville State 100-85 L at Virginia Union 76-87 L vs. Widener 98-91 W-OT at Chowan 80-71 L at Virginia State 51-75 L vs. Delaware Valley 119-90 W vs. Johnson C. Smith 74-51 W vs. Washington Adventist 74-79 L vs. Cheyney 103-95 W vs. Livingstone 82-80 L vs.New Jersey City 92-84 W vs. Saint Augustine’s 49-50 L at University of Science 73-71 W at Salem International 79-90 L at Kutztown 88-76 L 2012-2013 (17-10) vs. Ohio State-Marion 201-78 W at St. Augustine’s 97-65 L at Ramapo 75-91 L vs. Fayetteville 82-73 W at Penn State-Altoona 87-96 L vs. Chowan 77-73 L at Howard 68-62 W vs. North Central (Ill.) 73-51 W vs. Philadelphia 71-62 L vs Univ. of Science 64-52 W vs. Buffalo State 110-103 W-OT at Johnson C. Smith 86-69 L vs St. Leo ^ 46-51 L vs. Seton Hill 99-109 L at Livingstone 87-73 L vs Northern^ 67-56 W at Frank. & Marshall 43-64 W at Elizabeth City State 95-74 L vs Bloomsburg 81-67 W vs. Keystone 74-57 W vs. Shaw University 79-78 L vs Pfeiffer 65-55 W vs. Rutgers-Camden 96-62 W vs. St. Augustine’s 99-71 L vs Cheyney 91-84 W vs. Baptist Bible 84-70 W at Virginia State 85-61 L vs Wilmington 80-75 W at Point Park 88-110 L vs. Cheyney 76-74 L vs Central State 69-73 L vs. John Jay 75-61 W vS. Virginia Union 81-72 L vs Johnson C. Smith 75-68 W at Richard Stockton 69-83 L vs. Virginia State 64-59 L vs Winston–Salem 66-70 L at UDC 70-75 L vs. Elizabeth City State 85-76 L Vs Livingstone 72-81 L vs. Ramapo 73-72 W vs. Virginia Union 92-79 L at Fayetteville State 55-66 L at Penn State-Abington 79-75 W at Bowie State 97-91 L at St. Augustine’s 59-58 W at Newport News 83-78 W vs. Saint Paul 81-78 W at Shaw 58-91 L at New Jersey City 79-76 W at Saint Paul 104-60 L at Bowie State 66-64 W-OT vs. Penn State-Delco 91-75 W vs Elizabeth City 48-58 L vs. Newbury 84-72 W at Virginia Union 57-60 L at Saint Joseph’s, Maine 80-89 L 2010-11 (4-23) at Chowan 74-62 W vs. Alvernia 91-76 W at Virginia State 64-55 W at Catholic 81-70 W vs. Holy Family 44-52 L-OT at Goldey-Beacon 83-86 L-OT vs. Guilford 128-129 L-3OT at Salem International 48-64 L vs Bowie 60-59 W-OT vs. Cheyney 38-68 L at Elizabeth City State 76-60 W at Coppin State 57-70 L vs Virginia Union 60-58 W 2007-08 (4-22) at Millersville 52-66 L vs Chowan 61-53 W vs. Kutztown 60-70 L vs Virginia State 61-54 W vs. Central State 68-90 L vS. Central State 70-57 W vs Bowie State 60-67 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 52-91 L vs. Saint Augustine’s 58-46 L at Elizabeth City State 77-79 L at Livingstone 60-82 L at Holy Family 69-88 L at Johnson C. Smith 61-69 L at St. Augustine 58-82 L at Fayetteville State 59-74 L at Virginia State 65-78 L vs. Winston Salem State 58-74 L at Bowie State 54-73 L vs. Shaw University 46-74 L at West Virginia 69-78 L vs. Elizabeth City State 59-61 L vs Mountain State 80-123 L vs. Chowan 75-62 W at Briarcliffe College 104-80 W at Virginia Union 51-68 L at Virginia Union 77-94 L at Virginia State 54-67 L vs Cheyney 57-69 L vs. Saint Paul College 64-71 L at Saint Paul’s 80-93 L at Bowie State 88-91 L-OT at Wingate 85-128 L at Elizabeth City State 47-73 L at Baptist Bible 74-75 L at Chowan 61-73 L vs. Bowie State 61-83 L 2008-09 (8-18) vs. Salem International 76-69 W-OT vs. Virginia Union 48-62 L vs. Virginia State 68-75 L at Bowie State 78-79 L at Saint Paul 73-71 W-2OT vs. Pfeiffer 84-103 L at Shaw University 43-67 L at Saint Paul’s 65-69 L vs. Virginia Union 53-63 L at Elizabeth City Sate 79-97 L 2011-2012 (11-18) vs. Holy Family 81-64 W vs. Shaw 61-48 W at California 74-84 L at Cheyney 78-85 L vs. Clarion 69-80 L at Fayetteville State 78-90 L vs. Millersville 69-72 L at Shaw University 72-81 L vs. Cheyney 65-56 W at Saint Augustine 74-75 L vs. Goldey-Beacom 84-78 W vs. Livingstone 73-86 L vs. Fisk^ 82-66 W vs. Virginia State 67-53 W vs. Bowie State^ 74-72 W at Philadelphia 52-68 L at Washington Adventist 74-81 L vs. Wilmington 87-45 W vs. Pfeiffer 76-64 W vS. Univ. of Sciences 64-54 W at Holy Family 71-77 L vs. Saint Augustine 63-70 L at Central State 70-89 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 69-67 W at Saint Augustine’s 56-60 L at Virginia State 56-61 L vs. Livingstone 70-67 W vs. Fayetteville State 75-71 W vs. Johnson C. Smith 63-80 L at Livingstone 76-78 L vs. Fayetteville State 78-75 W-OT vs. Elizabeth City State 76-81 L at Winston-Salem State 52-59 L vs. Bowie State 59-72 L at Shaw 55-67 L at Virginia Union 67-73 L at Elizabeth City State 47-72 L
2013-14 LIONS IN THE LINCOLN (PA) SEASON RECORDS BOOK *Dating back to 2007
Scoring average (min. 5 games) Free throw percentage (min. 5 made) Assists average (min. 5 games)
1. 23.6 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (26 games) - 2007-08 1. .889 - Julian Hall (8-9) - 2007-08 1. 5.2 - Emmanuel KAKULU (14 games) - 2007-08 2. 21.7 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 2. .867 - Justin JACKSON (26-30) - 2011-12 2. 4.3 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 3. 17.3 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 3. .848 - Terron JONES (28-33) - 2010-11 3. 3.7 - George JACKSON (18 games) - 2013-14 4. 16.8 - Denzel MOONEY (29 games) - 2011-12 4. .843 - George JACKSON (43-51) - 2011-12 4. 3.7 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2008-09 5. 15.5 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 5. .833 - Daniel PENDLETON (10-12) - 2013-14 5. 3.3 - Derrick WASHINGTON (17 games) - 2013-14 6. 15.0 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 6. .829 - Jai KELLMAN (29-35) - 2011-12 6. 3.1 - Chris Henderson (12 games) - 2007-08 7. 14.2 - Kenny SHARPE (24 games) - 2012-13 7. .800 - Richard GLOVER (16-20) - 2011-12 7. 3.1 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 8. 14.0 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08 8. .789 - Kenny SHARPE (97-123) - 2012-13 8. 3.0 - George JACKSON (17 games) - 2011-12 9. 13.5 - Derrick WASHINGTON (17 games) - 2013-14 9. .788 - Darrell MOSLEY (41-52) - 2009-10 9. 2.7 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 10. 13.5 - George JACKSON (18 games) - 2013-14 10. .786 - Stefan WHITTINGHAM (11-14) - 2013-14 10. 2.5 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08
Field goal percentage (min. 5 made) Rebounding average (min. 5 games) Blocked shots average (min. 5 games)
1. .667 - Frank LEE (8-12) - 2008-09 1. 9.9 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 1. 2.3 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 2. .612 - Will COLE (90-147) - 2012-13 2. 7.6 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 2. 2.2 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 3. .600 - Timothy MCKENZIE (6-10) - 2013-14 3. 7.5 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 3. 2.2 - Eugene SMITH (26 games) - 2009-10 4. .588 - Richard GLOVER (40-68) - 2012-13 4. 6.9 - Eugene SMITH (26 games) - 2009-10 4. 2.0 - Kristin JOYNER (26 games) - 2009-10 5. .566 - Eugene SMITH (47-83) - 2008-09 5. 6.6 - Will COLE (25 games) - 2012-13 5. 1.2 - Eugene SMITH (23 games) - 2010-11 6. .561 - Jabyron WILSON (87-155) - 2008-09 6. 5.9 - Chris KINNEY (18 games) - 2013-14 6. 1.2 - Eugene SMITH (24 games) - 2008-09 7. .553 - Chris KINNEY (21-38) - 2013-14 7. 5.8 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08 7. 1.1 - Kristin JOYNER (25 games) - 2008-09 8. .542 - Dominique STEWART (13-24) - 2011-12 8. 5.7 - Eugene SMITH (23 games) - 2010-11 8. 1.1 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 9. .531 - Jermaine Russell (77-145) - 2007-08 9. 5.7 - Kenny SHARPE (29 games) - 2011-12 9. 1.0 - Mike Taylor (8 games) - 2007-08 10. .519 - Richard GLOVER (28-54) - 2011-12 10. 5.4 - Eugene SMITH (24 games) - 2008-09 10. 1.0 - Will COLE (25 games) - 2012-13
3-point FG percentage (min. 5 made) Defense rebound avg (min. 5 games) Steals
1. .442 - George JACKSON (23-52) - 2011-12 1. 7.8 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 1. 46 - Darren CLARK - 2009-10 2. .420 - Jai KELLMAN (21-50) - 2011-12 2. 5.5 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 46 - George JACKSON - 2012-13 3. .410 - Tony EFESE (25-61) - 2013-14 3. 5.2 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 3. 35 - Dante Blanton-Hol. - 2007-08 4. .387 - Kyle AIKEN (12-31) - 2013-14 4. 4.8 - Eugene SMITH (26 games) - 2009-10 35 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-08 5. .375 - Kyle AIKEN (6-16) - 2011-12 5. 4.4 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08 5. 33 - Emmanuel KAKULU - 2007-08 6. .364 - Denzel MOONEY (36-99) - 2008-09 6. 4.3 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 6. 32 - Darren CLARK - 2008-09 7. .357 - Emmanuel KAKULU (5-14) - 2007-08 7. 4.0 - Chris KINNEY (18 games) - 2013-14 32 - Kenny SHARPE - 2012-13 8. .349 - Damian HYMAN (66-189) - 2008-09 8. 3.8 - Denzel MOONEY (29 games) - 2011-12 32 - Bryant LEACH - 2008-09 9. .347 - Bryant LEACH (58-167) - 2008-09 9. 3.7 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 9. 31 - George JACKSON - 2013-14 10. .333 - Kenny SHARPE (20-60) - 2011-12 10. 3.6 - Will COLE (25 games) - 2012-13 10. 29 - Denzel MOONEY - 2010-11
Free throws made Offense rebound avg (min. 5 games) Steals average (min. 5 games)
1. 178 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 1. 3.0 - Will COLE (25 games) - 2012-13 1. 2.4 - Emmanuel KAKULU (14 games) - 2007-08 2. 151 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 2. 2.3 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 2. 1.8 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 3. 140 - Denzel MOONEY (29 games) - 2011-12 3. 2.3 - Chris KINNEY (29 games) - 2011-12 3. 1.7 - George JACKSON (18 games) - 2013-14 4. 126 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (26 games) - 2007-08 2.3 - Kenny SHARPE (29 games) - 2011-12 4. 1.7 - George JACKSON (27 games) - 2012-13 5. 99 - George JACKSON (27 games) - 2012-13 5. 2.2 - Eugene SMITH (23 games) - 2010-11 5. 1.5 - Chris Henderson (12 games) - 2007-08 6. 97 - Kenny SHARPE (24 games) - 2012-13 6. 2.2 - Eugene SMITH (26 games) - 2009-10 6. 1.4 - George JACKSON (17 games) - 2011-12 7. 93 - Derrick WASHINGTON (27 games) - 2012-13 7. 2.1 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 1.4 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 8. 92 - Kenny SHARPE (29 games) - 2011-12 8. 2.1 - Garrick Wooten (22 games) - 2007-08 8. 1.3 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (26 games) - 2007-08 9. 80 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2008-09 9. 2.1 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 1.3 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08 10. 71 - Derrick WASHINGTON (17 games) - 2013-14 10. 1.9 - Chris KINNEY (18 games) - 2013-14 10. 1.3 - Kenny SHARPE (24 games) - 2012-13
Free throws attempted Assists Minutes average
1. 252 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 1. 111 - Darren CLARK - 2009-10 1. 35.8 - Denzel MOONEY (27 games) - 2010-11 2. 208 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 2. 96 - Darren CLARK - 2008-09 2. 35.3 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (26 games) - 2007-08 3. 188 - Denzel MOONEY (29 games) - 2011-12 3. 80 - Bryant LEACH - 2008-09 3. 34.9 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 4. 170 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (26 games) - 2007-08 4. 74 - Denzel MOONEY - 2010-11 4. 34.9 - Denzel MOONEY (29 games) - 2011-12 5. 133 - George JACKSON (27 games) - 2012-13 5. 73 - Emmanuel KAKULU - 2007-08 5. 34.7 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 6. 125 - Derrick WASHINGTON (27 games) - 2012-13 6. 67 - George JACKSON - 2013-14 6. 34.7 - Ladaye Johnson (26 games) - 2007-08 7. 123 - Kenny SHARPE (24 games) - 2012-13 7. 66 - George JACKSON - 2012-13 7. 33.3 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2009-10 8. 120 - Kenny SHARPE (29 games) - 2011-12 8. 65 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-08 8. 32.7 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2008-09 9. 108 - Darren CLARK (26 games) - 2008-09 9. 59 - Denzel MOONEY - 2011-12 9. 30.9 - Emmanuel KAKULU (14 games) - 2007-08 10. 92 - Derrick WASHINGTON (17 games) - 2013-14 10. 57 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-12 10. 30.2 - George JACKSON (18 games) - 2013-14
2013-14 LIONS IN THE LINCOLN (PA) CAREER RECORDS BOOK *Dating back to 2007
Points 3-point field goals made Free throw percentage (min. 5 made)
1. 1362 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. 160 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. .889 - Julian Hall (8-9) - 2007-08 2. 866 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 2. 129 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 2. .833 - Daniel PENDLETON (10-12) - 2013-14 3. 805 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 3. 127 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 3. .824 - Terron JONES (28-34) - 2009-12 4. 769 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 4. 101 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 4. .778 - Kenny SHARPE (189-243) - 2011-13 5. 757 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 5. 94 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 .778 - Derrick ARCHIE (14-18) - 2009-11 6. 699 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 6. 62 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 6. .764 - George JACKSON (191-250) - 2011-14 7. 695 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 7. 61 - Justin JACKSON (73 games)- 2011-14 7. .756 - Jai KELLMAN (34-45) - 2011-13 8. 627 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 8. 58 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 8. .750 - Justin JACKSON (57-76) - 2011-14 9. 588 - Justin JACKSON (73 games)- 2011-14 9. 54 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 9. .731 - Darren CLARK (231-316) - 2008-10 10. 587 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 10. 46 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 10. .724 - Darrell MOSLEY (71-98) - 2008-10
Scoring average (min. 5 games) 3-point field goals attempted Rebounds
1. 18.4 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 1. 531 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. 530 - Eugene Smith (184o-346d) - 2007-11 2. 15.5 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 2. 425 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 2. 346 - Denzel MOONEY (66o-280d) - 2008-12 3. 15.0 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 3. 381 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 3. 283 - Chris KINNEY (114o-169d) - 2011-14 4. 14.8 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 4. 377 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 4. 262 - Kenny SHARPE (90o-172d) - 2011-13 5. 13.2 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 5. 273 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 5. 250 - Richard GLOVER (96o-154d) - 2010-13 6. 13.0 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 6. 218 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 6. 236 - Will COLE (102o-134d) - 2012-14 7. 12.8 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 7. 214 - Justin JACKSON (73 games)- 2011-14 7. 227 - Ladaye Johnson (57o-170d) - 2007-10 8. 12.6 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 8. 189 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 8. 219 - Damian HYMAN (89o-130d) - 2008-10 9. 12.3 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 9. 167 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 9. 216 - Darren CLARK (80o-136d) - 2008-10 10. 10.7 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 10. 150 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 10. 198 - Bryant LEACH (54o-144d) - 2008-09
Field goals made 3-point FG percentage (min. 5 made) Rebounding average (min. 5 games)
1. 424 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. .410 - Tony EFESE (25-61) - 2013-14 1. 9.9 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 2. 287 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 2. .373 - Jai KELLMAN (28-75) - 2011-13 2. 7.6 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 3. 260 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 3. .351 - Kyle AIKEN (20-57) - 2011-14 3. 7.5 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 4. 254 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 4. .347 - Bryant LEACH (58-167) - 2008-09 4. 5.5 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 5. 248 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 5. .344 - George JACKSON (94-273) - 2011-14 5. 5.4 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 6. 238 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 6. .339 - Damian HYMAN (129-381) - 2008-10 6. 5.4 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 7. 237 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 7. .309 - Julian Hall (21-68) - 2007-08 7. 5.2 - Garrick Wooten (22 games) - 2007-08 8. 235 - Justin JACKSON (73 games)- 2011-14 8. .307 - Kenny SHARPE (46-150) - 2011-13 8. 4.9 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 9. 232 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 9. .301 - Denzel MOONEY (160-531) - 2008-12 9. 4.9 - Mike Taylor (8 games) - 2007-08 10. 216 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 10. .299 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (127-425) - 2007-10 10. 4.7 - Shawn RODGERS (18 games) - 2009-10
Field goals attempted Free throws made Defensive rebounds
1. 1079 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. 354 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. 346 - Eugene Smith (184o-346d) - 2007-11 2. 751 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 2. 231 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 2. 280 - Denzel MOONEY (66o-280d) - 2008-12 3. 669 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 3. 207 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 3. 172 - Kenny SHARPE (90o-172d) - 2011-13 4. 641 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 4. 191 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 4. 170 - Ladaye Johnson (57o-170d) - 2007-10 5. 631 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 5. 189 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 5. 169 - Chris KINNEY (114o-169d) - 2011-14 6. 630 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 6. 165 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 6. 154 - Richard GLOVER (96o-154d) - 2010-13 7. 603 - Justin JACKSON (73 games)- 2011-14 7. 108 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 7. 144 - Bryant LEACH (54o-144d) - 2008-09 8. 578 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 8. 92 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 8. 136 - Darren CLARK (80o-136d) - 2008-10 9. 566 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 9. 86 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 9. 135 - Derrick WASHINGTON (35o-135d) - 2011-14 10. 468 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 10. 71 - Darrell MOSLEY (45 games) - 2008-10 10. 134 - Will COLE (102o-134d) - 2012-14
Field goal percentage (min. 5 made) Free throws attempted Defense rebound avg (min. 5 games)
1. .600 - Timothy MCKENZIE (6-10) - 2013-14 1. 498 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 1. 7.8 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 2. .577 - Will COLE (112-194) - 2012-14 2. 316 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 2. 5.5 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 3. .561 - Jabyron WILSON (87-155) - 2008-09 3. 290 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 3. 5.2 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 4. .531 - Jermaine Russell (77-145) - 2007-08 4. 250 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 4. 3.7 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 5. .506 - Eugene Smith (237-468) - 2007-11 5. 243 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 5. 3.5 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 6. .506 - Garrick Wooten (42-83) - 2007-08 6. 232 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 6. 3.4 - Shawn RODGERS (18 games) - 2009-10 7. .500 - Dominique STEWART (28-56) - 2010-12 7. 181 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 7. 3.2 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 8. .494 - Chris KINNEY (44-89) - 2011-14 8. 145 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 8. 3.1 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 9. .481 - Dominic Washington (91-189) - 2007-12 9. 136 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 9. 3.1 - Garrick Wooten (22 games) - 2007-08 10. .464 - Wayne NEWSOME (13-28) - 2012-13 10. 125 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 10. 3.0 - Mike Taylor (8 games) - 2007-08
2013-14 LIONS IN THE LINCOLN (PA) CAREER RECORDS BOOK *Dating back to 2007 Blocked shots average (min. 5 games) Minutes Offensive rebounds 1. 2624 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 1. 2.3 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 2. 2044 - Eugene Smith - 2007-11 1. 184 - Eugene Smith (184o-346d) - 2007-11 2. 2.2 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 3. 1791 - George JACKSON - 2011-14 2. 114 - Chris KINNEY (114o-169d) - 2011-14 3. 1.5 - Kristin JOYNER (51 games) - 2008-10 4. 1729 - Derrick WASHINGTON - 2011-14 3. 102 - Will COLE (102o-134d) - 2012-14 4. 1.4 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 5. 1717 - Darren CLARK - 2008-10 4. 96 - Richard GLOVER (96o-154d) - 2010-13 5. 1.1 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 6. 1661 - Richard GLOVER - 2010-13 5. 90 - Kenny SHARPE (90o-172d) - 2011-13 6. 1.0 - Mike Taylor (8 games) - 2007-08 7. 1601 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-10 6. 89 - Damian HYMAN (89o-130d) - 2008-10 7. 0.8 - Jalen FORD (26 games) - 2012-13 8. 1522 - Justin JACKSON- 2011-14 7. 80 - Darren CLARK (80o-136d) - 2008-10 8. 0.7 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 9. 1507 - Damian HYMAN - 2008-10 8. 77 - Justin JACKSON (77o-81d) - 2011-14 9. 0.6 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 10. 1497 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-13 9. 66 - Denzel MOONEY (66o-280d) - 2008-12 10. 0.5 - Garrick Wooten (22 games) - 2007-08 10. 57 - Ladaye Johnson (57o-170d) - 2007-10 Minutes average
Steals Offense rebound avg (min. 5 games) 1. 34.9 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09
1. 101 - George JACKSON - 2011-14 2. 34.7 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 1. 2.4 - Will COLE (43 games) - 2012-14 2. 78 - Darren CLARK - 2008-10 3. 33.0 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 2. 2.3 - Jermaine Russell (12 games) - 2007-08 3. 68 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 4. 30.6 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 3. 2.1 - Jabyron WILSON (17 games) - 2008-09 4. 67 - Emmanuel KAKULU - 2007-09,10-11 5. 29.5 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 4. 2.1 - Garrick Wooten (22 games) - 2007-08 5. 66 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-10 6. 28.9 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 5. 2.1 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 6. 60 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-13 7. 28.2 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 6. 1.9 - Eugene Smith (98 games) - 2007-11 7. 52 - Derrick WASHINGTON - 2011-14 8. 25.6 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 7. 1.9 - Mike Taylor (8 games) - 2007-08 8. 50 - Eugene Smith - 2007-11 9. 24.8 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 8. 1.9 - Chris KINNEY (61 games) - 2011-14 9. 49 - Dante Blanton-Hol. - 2007-08,09-10 10. 24.6 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 9. 1.7 - Damian HYMAN (51 games) - 2008-10 10. 44 - Richard GLOVER - 2010-13 10. 1.7 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 44 - Darrell MOSLEY - 2008-10
Assists Steals average (min. 5 games)
1. 207 - Darren CLARK - 2008-10 1. 1.6 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 2. 184 - George JACKSON - 2011-14 2. 1.5 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 3. 167 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 1.5 - Chris Henderson (12 games) - 2007-08 4. 147 - Derrick WASHINGTON - 2011-14 4. 1.4 - Tony EFESE (17 games) - 2013-14 5. 143 - Emmanuel KAKULU - 2007-09,10-11 5. 1.2 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 6. 105 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-13 6. 1.1 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 7. 102 - Darrell MOSLEY - 2008-10 7. 1.0 - Dante Blanton-Hol. (47 games) - 2007-10 8. 100 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-10 8. 1.0 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 9. 80 - Bryant LEACH - 2008-09 9. 1.0 - Emmanuel KAKULU (66 games) - 2007-11 10. 75 - Justin JACKSON- 2011-14 10. 1.0 - Darrell MOSLEY (45 games) - 2008-10
Assists average (min. 5 games) Games played
1. 4.0 - Darren CLARK (52 games) - 2008-10 1. 106 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 2. 3.1 - Chris Henderson (12 games) - 2007-08 2. 98 - Eugene Smith - 2007-11 3. 3.1 - Bryant LEACH (26 games) - 2008-09 3. 76 - Richard GLOVER - 2010-13 4. 3.0 - George JACKSON (62 games) - 2011-14 4. 73 - Justin JACKSON- 2011-14 5. 2.3 - Darrell MOSLEY (45 games) - 2008-10 5. 72 - Derrick WASHINGTON - 2011-14 6. 2.2 - Emmanuel KAKULU (66 games) - 2007-11 6. 66 - Emmanuel KAKULU - 2007-09,10-11 7. 2.0 - Derrick WASHINGTON (72 games) - 2011-14 7. 65 - Ladaye Johnson - 2007-10 8. 2.0 - Kenny SHARPE (53 games) - 2011-13 8. 62 - George JACKSON - 2011-14 9. 1.6 - Denzel MOONEY (106 games) - 2008-12 9. 61 - Chris KINNEY - 2011-14 10. 1.5 - Ladaye Johnson (65 games) - 2007-10 10. 58 - Terron JONES - 2009-12
Blocked shots Games started
1. 133 - Eugene Smith - 2007-11 1. 58 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 2. 79 - Kristin JOYNER - 2008-10 2. 56 - George JACKSON - 2011-14 3. 38 - Jabyron WILSON - 2008-09 3. 47 - Darren CLARK - 2008-10 4. 30 - Will COLE - 2012-14 4. 45 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-13 5. 27 - Jermaine Russell - 2007-08 5. 43 - Chris KINNEY - 2011-14 6. 20 - Jalen FORD - 2012-13 6. 42 - Justin JACKSON- 2011-14 7. 18 - Richard GLOVER - 2010-13 7. 41 - Damian HYMAN - 2008-10 18 - Tony EFESE - 2013-14 8. 37 - Dante Blanton-Hol. - 2007-08,09-10 9. 17 - Kenny SHARPE - 2011-13 9. 36 - Richard GLOVER - 2010-13 10. 16 - Denzel MOONEY - 2008-12 36 - Kristin JOYNER- 2008-10 16 - Bryant LEACH - 2008-09 16 - Damian HYMAN - 2008-10