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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY 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- 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 fu- the Lincoln-Barnes Center of Excellence in Visual Arts. ture. Currently, The Lincoln University is one of the nation’s largest producers of African 3. To add to this store of knowledge. Americans with baccalaureate degrees in the physical sciences, computer and information sciences, and biological and life sciences. More than 25 percent of its under- The Lincoln University remains com- graduate degrees awarded are in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and computer science. In addition, The Lincoln University has the distinction of having 25 of mitted to preserving its distinction as an its chemistry graduates (1989 to 2004) to earn Ph.D. degrees in chemistry and related intellectual and cultural resource. fields.

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DIRECTIONS 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 approximately 1 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 Presi- dent of The Lincoln University on January 2, 2012. Dr. Jennings brings with him many years of experience in strategic planning, operational and financial management, program and policy development, fundraising, research (grants/contracts) development/ 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 University, Albany State Uni- versity, Norfolk State University and Atlanta University. In addition to his extensive record of service and ac- complishment in higher education, 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 metro-Atlanta. Since 1985, he has traveled and/or studied in more than 35 foreign countries. In 1999, he served as a consultant to the U.S. Department of State, where he trained the Rector and his staff in the areas of strategic planning and external rela- tions 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 rela- tions in Charlottesville, Virginia. He has also served as a consultant to the Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illi- nois. Active in both his community and his profession, Jennings held a five-year term as chairman of the NAACP Educa- tion Legal Advisory Board, served a five-year term on the Board of Directors of the University of Virginia’s Council on Mi- nority Research in Special Education, and completed a three-year term as a charter member of the Commission on Philan- thropy for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. A former member of the Board of Trustees 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 Universities, is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Directors 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 Universi- ties 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 At- lanta 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 Mas- ters Certification in Adult Basic Education from the University of Georgia and Masters Certification in Curriculum and In- struction and Gifted Education from Georgia State University. Jennings has studied as a Charles Merrill Fellow at the Uni- versity of Ghana in West Africa, as a Fulbright Fellow in Recife, Brazil, and as an Oxford Roundtable Scholar in Oxford, Eng- land.

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 women’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 PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Beat Writer: Joe Juliano DAILY LOCAL NEWS 400 N. Broad Street WPVI-TV (ABC - Channel 6) Sports Beat Writer: Neil Geohegan Philadelphia, PA 19101 Sports Producer: Andy Hecht 250 North Bradford Avenue Phone: 215.854.5810 4100 City Line Avenue West Chester, PA 19382 Fax: 215.854.4564 Philadelphia, PA 19131 Phone: 610.430.1179 [email protected] Phone: 215.581.4498 Fax: 610.430.1180 Fax: 215.581.4530 [email protected] PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS [email protected] [email protected] Beat Writer: Mike Kern

400 N. Broad Street WTXF-TV (FOX - Channel 29) WILMINGTON NEWS JOURNAL Philadelphia, PA 19101 Sports Producer: Tom Sredenschek Sports Editor: Jason Levine Phone: 215.854.5810 330 Market Street P.O. Box 15505 Fax: 215.854.4564 Philadelphia, PA 19106 Wilmington, DE 19850 [email protected] Phone: 215.982.5558 Phone: 302.324.2929 Fax: 215.982.5494 Fax: 302.324.2298 PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE [email protected] [email protected] 520 South 16th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19146 WBOX-TV 16 (CBS) THE BALTIMORE SUN Phone: 215.878.5001 Sports Producer: Scott Abraham Sports Editor: Ron Fritz Fax: 215.735.3612 P.O. Box 2057 501 N. Calvert Street [email protected] Salisbury, MD 21802 Baltimore, MD 21278 Phone: 410.749.6096 Phone: 410.332.6200 Fax: 410.742.5190 Fax: 410.783.2518 WIRE SERVICES [email protected] [email protected]

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Suite 206 WCAU-TV (NBC - Channel 10) Newark, DE 19711 Sports Producer: Colin Macauley WMAL (630 AM) Phone: 302.737.0905 10 Monument Road Sports Director: Bryan Nehman Fax: 302.737.9019 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 440 Jenifer Street, NW [email protected] Phone: 610.668.3706 Washington, D.C. 20015 Fax: 610.668.3706 Phone: 202.686.3020 [email protected] Fax: 202.537.0009

2013-14 THE LINCOLN UNIVERSITY SEASON PREVIEW

Approaching her third season at the helm of the Lincoln University women’s basketball program, Coach Jessica Kern has an eager defensive minded group looking to make the transition to the offensive end. The Lady Lions finished fourth last season in the CIAA Northern Division with a 10-18 overall record and defended their Lions’ den with a 7-7 home record.

The Lady Lions made history during the 2012-13 season with a win in the first round of the CIAA Tournament against Johnson C. Smith University, 50-46. The Lady Lions post-season victory came from preparation and the willingness to get physical on both ends of the floor. Lincoln ranked third in the CIAA conference holding opponents to 35% shooting from the field, while ranking fourth in blocks per game averaging 3.3, and fifth in steals per game averaging 11.0 per game.

Coach Kern aims to see progress in the Lady Lions presence in the post on both ends of the court. Lincoln has added several threats in the post as well as a pure shooter in a transfer from Kansas State University, Jailen Murphy (guard/Nashville, TN). Murphy is joined by newcomers Deasha Marshall (center/Durham, NC), De'Jah Taylor (forward/Nanuet, NY) and Lashana Tolliver (forward/ Watervilet, NY). Each will add depth to the Lady Lions front court.

With the addition of the four newcomers to go along with nine returners from last season, Coach Kern is looking for her Lady Lions to minimize their turnovers, convert from the free-throw line, and to maximize proper shot selection.

Lincoln’s forward Zephrah Pam (junior/Syracuse, NY) was selected to the All-CIAA Rookie Team after posting 6.1 points and 6.9 rebounds last season. Pam posted career-highs against Virginia Union University scoring 11 points and grabbing 13 rebounds.

Other key returners include guards Cynthia Johnson (senior/ Randallstown, MD) and Courtney Smith (sophomore/Milwaukee, WI). Johnson ranked fifth in the CIAA in minutes played with 855 totaled and seventh in steals finishing with 63. Smith ranked sixth in steals with 66 totaled and tenth in the conference with 32 made three-pointers.

The Lincoln University women’s basketball team will open this season with a valid test versus Division I opponent Morgan State University on November 15th. Their schedule also features numerous games versus PSAC opponents as well as CACC teams. On November 30th, Coach Kern plans on keeping her undefeated streak against rival Cheney University intact. The Lady Lions are en- couraged by their early season test before beginning their run at the 2013-14 CIAA Championship.

By Class

Seniors (2) 2013-14 The Lincoln University Numerical Roster

Cynthia Johnson No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School Briana McKellery 1 Jailen Murphy FR G 5-9 Nashville, TN/Kansas State University 2 Amani Clark SO G 5-6 Middleton, DE/ Appoquinimink HS Juniors (3) 3 Courtney Lucas JR G 5-11 Washington, DC/Friendship Collegiate Academy Courtney Lucas 5 Alaysia Washington JR G 5-4 Washington, DC/Friendship Collegiate Academy Zephrah Pam 10 Lisa Saunders SO G 5-11 Hampton, VA/Hampton HS Alaysia Washington 11 Cynthia Johnson SR G 5-7 Baltimore, MD/Baltimore Polytechnic Institute 15 LaShana Tolliver FR F 6-0 Watervliet, NY/Watervliet HS Sophomores (4) 24 Courtney Smith SO G 5-3 Milwaukee, WI/Nicolet HS Amani Clark 25 Briana McKellery SR G 5-9 Odenton, MD/Nyack College Courtney Smith 32 Zephrah Pam JR C 6-0 Syracuse, NY/Monroe CC Lisa Saunders 34 Chauntel Seymour FR G 5-3 Teaneck, NJ/Teaneck HS Mieana Gaines 50 Daesha Marshall FR C 6-4 Durham, NC/Hillside High School Freshmen (5) 53 Mieana Gaines SO C 6-4 Lincoln Park, MI/Southfield University Academy Jailen Murphy 55 De’jah Taylor FR F 6-0 Nanuet, NY/Paramus Catholic Regional HS LaShana Tolliver Daesha Marshall 2013-14 The Lincoln University Alphabetical Roster Chauntel Seymour De’jah Taylor No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School 2 Amani Clark SO G 5-6 Middleton, DE/ Appoquinimink HS By State 53 Mieana Gaines SO C 6-4 Lincoln Park, MI/Southfield University Academy 11 Cynthia Johnson SR G 5-7 Baltimore, MD/Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Delaware (1) 3 Courtney Lucas JR G 5-11 Washington, DC/Friendship Collegiate Academy Amani Clark 50 Daesha Marshall FR C 6-4 Durham, NC/Hillside High School 25 Briana McKellery SR G 5-9 Odenton, MD/Nyack College District of Columbia (2) 1 Jailen Murphy FR G 5-9 Nashville, TN/Kansas State University Courtney Lucas 32 Zephrah Pam JR C 6-0 Syracuse, NY/Monroe CC Alaysia Washington 10 Lisa Saunders SO G 5-11 Hampton, VA/Hampton HS 34 Chauntel Seymour FR G 5-3 Teaneck, NJ/Teaneck HS Maryland (2) 24 Courtney Smith SO G 5-3 Milwaukee, WI/Nicolet HS Cynthia Johnson 55 De’jah Taylor FR F 6-0 Nanuet, NY/Paramus Catholic Regional HS Briana McKellery 15 LaShana Tolliver FR F 6-0 Watervliet, NY/Watervliet HS

5 Alaysia Washington JR G 5-4 Washington, DC/Friendship Collegiate Academy Michigan (1) Mieana Gaines COACHES AND STAFF MAJORS Milwaukee (1) Jessica Kern, Head Coach Jailen Murphy Mass Communications Courtney Smith Keisha Middleton, Assistant Coach Amani Clark Finance Amber Sneed, Assistant Coach Courtney Lucas Business Management North Carolina (1) Denyse Moore, Assistant Coach Alaysia Washington Finance Daesha Marshall Lisa Saunders Biology PRONOUNCIAION GUIDE Cynthia Johnson Chemistry New York (3) Mieana Gaines Me-Ahn-Nah LaShana Tolliver Criminal Justice Zephrah Pam Zephrah Pam Zef-Rah Courtney Smith Early Childhood Education De’jah Taylor Briana McKellery Mass Communications LaShana Tolliver Zephrah Pam Criminal Justice

Chauntel Seymour Business Management New Jersey (1) Chauntel Seymour Daesha Marshall Bio-Chemistry Mieana Gaines Health Science Tennessee (1) De’jah Taylor Undecided Jailen Murphy

Virginia (1) Lisa Saunders

JAILEN MURPHY AMANI CLARK COURTNEY LUCAS ALAYSIA WASHINGTON LISA SAUNDERS G, 5-9, Fr. G, 5-6, So. G/F, 5-11, Jr. G, 5-4, Jr. G/F, 5-11, So. Nashville, TN Middleton, DE Washington, DC Washington, DC Hampton, VA

CYNTHIA JOHNSON COURTNEY SMITH BRIANA MCKELLERY ZEPHRAH PAM CHAUNTEL SEYMOUR G, 5-7, Sr. G, 5-3, So. F, 6-1, Sr. C, 6-0, Jr. G, 5-3, Fr. Baltimore, MD Milwaukee, WI Odenton, MD Syracuse, NY Teaneck, NJ

LASHANA TOLLIVER DEASHA MARSHALL MIEANA GAINES DE’JAH TAYLOR F, 6-0, Fr. C, 6-4, Fr. C, 6-4, So. F, 6-0, Fr. Watervilet, NY Durham, NC Lincoln Park, MI Nanuet, NY

JESSICA KERN KISHA MIDDLETON AMBER SNEED Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach 9th Season at Lincoln 2nd Season at Lincoln

#11 CYNTHIA JOHNSON

Guard - 5-7 - Senior Baltimore, MD - Health Science

AS A JUNIOR (2012-13)

 Appeared in 28 games and started in 23  Averaged 30.5 minutes, 11.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 2.3 steals and 0.7 blocks per game  (at Chowan on Feb. 10 and vs. Shaw on CAREER HIGHS  Was 113-of-331 for 34.1 percent from Feb. 28) the floor  Pulled down a career-high nine re- Points 25, vs. Kutztown (11/27/12)  Scored in double figures 15 times, in- bounds at Virginia Union on Jan. 31 Rebounds 12 (2x), last vs. Maryland E. Shore (12/30/12) Assists 8, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) cluding a career-high 25 points against  Selected to the All-Rookie team Blocks 6, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Kutztown on Nov. 27 Steals 7, vs. Georgian Court (11/21/13)  Dished out a season-high six assists Minutes 40, vs. St. Paul’s (2/26/11) three times (vs. Bloomsburg on Nov. FGs 9, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FGA 22, vs. Central State (12/19/12) 17; vs. Concordia on Dec. 30; vs. Vir- PRIOR TO LINCOLN 3FGs 2 (3x), vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/3/13) ginia Union on Feb. 16) 3FGA 5, vs. Bowie State (2/12/11)  Pulled down a career-high 12 boards FTs 9, cs. Chowan (1/24/11)  FTA 16, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) on Dec. 30 against Concordia Played at Baltimore Polytechnic Insti- Off. Reb 5, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) tute Def. Reb 8 (2x), vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-12)  Helped the Parrot basketball team to back-to-back (2006-2007 & 2007-2008) LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)  Played in all 29 games, including regional championship with a com- starting in 17 bined record of 37-12 Points 25, vs. Kutztown (11/27/12)  Averaged 24.6 minutes  Also helped lead the Parrot volleyball Rebounds 12, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Assists 6, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13)  Was 80-of-22 shooting for 36 percent team to back-to-back (2009-2010) city Blocks 6, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) and 81-of-133 from the free-throw line titles with a 30-6 two-year record Steals 6, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) for 61 percent  Earned All-Team and All-Star game Minutes 38, vs. Bowie State (1/19/13)  Was third on the team in scoring with honors for basketball, while being FGs 9, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FGA 22, vs. Central State (12/19/12) 248 points named Honorable Mention in volley- 3FGs 2, vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/3/13)  Averaged 8.6 points and 3.9 rebounds ball 3FGA 4, vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/3/13)  Scored a career-high 22 points against  Scored a career-high 22 points in bas- FTs 8, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Virginia Union on Feb. 18 ketball FTA 16, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Off. Reb 4, vs. Concordia (12/30/12)  Also pulled down nine rebounds at  Former teammates include Moriah Def. Reb 8, vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Chowan on Jan. 23 Goodman (Morgan) and Briana Bona-  Played a season-best 38 minutes in a parte and T'Naya Beke (Allegany) road game against Central State  Earned Outstanding Achiever and Mer- CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS itorious Scholar AS A FRESHMAN (2010-11)  Vice President of Senior class Points 22, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Helped with Special Olympics Rebounds 7, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Chose Lincoln over North Carolina Assists 4, vs. Shaw (2/28/11) Blocks N/A  Appeared in 26 games, earning six A&T, Bowie State and the University of Steals 2, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) starts Charleston. Minutes 36, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Averaged 7.6 points, 3.8 rebounds and FGs 9, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FGA 14, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) 1.9 steals per game 3FGs 1, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)

 Was 68-of-120 from the free-throw 3FGA 2, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) line FTs 3 (2x), last vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Had seven double-digit point games FTA 9, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) Off. Reb 3 (2x), last vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Scored a career-high 15 points twice Def. Reb. 4 , vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)

#25 BRIANA MCKELLERY

Forward - 6-1 - Senior Odenton, MD - Mass Communications CAREER HIGHS

Points 6, vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) Rebounds 3, vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) Assists 1 (4x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) Blocks 1 (9x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) Steals 1 (7x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) Minutes 18 vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) FGs 2 (3x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) FGA 5 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 1, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) FTs 2 (3x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/12/14) FTA 4, last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) Off. Reb 1 (5x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) AS A JUNIOR (2012-13) Def. Reb 3, vs. Philadelphia (11/10/12)

 Appeared in 21 games, started in two, averaged 5.6 minutes, 0.7 points and 0.7 re- LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13) bounds per game  Was 4-of-9 from the free-throw line and finished with 15 rebounds, including a ca- Points 5, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) reer-best three twice (at Philadelphia on Nov. 11 and at Saint Augustine's on Jan. 12) Rebounds 3, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/12/13)  Registered a career-high five points at Shaw on Jan. 14 Assists 1, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) Blocks 1 (4x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN Steals 1 (4x), last vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Minutes 15, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/12/13)  Attended Nyack College from 2010-2012. FGs 2, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) FGA 5 vs. Livingstone (1/7/13)  Played Arundel High School in Gambrills, MD 3FGs N/A  Helped guide the Wildcats basketball team to a pair of county championships, a re- 3FGA 1, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) gional title and a state championship FTs 2 vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Earned Most Rebounds and Most Blocks in 2007 FTA 3, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) Off. Reb 1 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (2/9/13)  Had the Most Blocks in volleyball in 2010 Def. Reb 3, vs. Philadelphia (11/10/12)  Registered a career-high 22 points in basketball and 12 blocks in volleyball CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

Points 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Rebounds 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Assists N/A Blocks 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Steals N/A Minutes 8, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A FTs N/A FTA N/A Off. Reb N/A Def. Reb 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)

#2 AMANI CLARK

Guard - 5-6 - Sophomore Middletown, DE - Finance

AS A FRESHMAN (2012-13)

 Appeared in 24 games, started in three, averaged 9.6 minutes and 1.9 points per game  Was 16-of-34 from the free-throw line, dished out 27 assists, and scored a season- best eight points against Livingstone

PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Played at Appoquinimink High School in Middletown, Del where she helped guide the Jaguars to back-to-back conference championships  Selected First-Team All-Conference and First-Team All-State  Delaware Girls Basketball High School Player of the Year  Delaware Gatorade State Player of the Year Finalist  Scored 1,029 career points

CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

Points 23, vs. Virginia State (2/22/14) Points 7, vs. Shaw (2/26/14) Rebounds 12, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) Rebounds 7 vs. Shaw (2/26/14) Assists 6, vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) Assists 5, vs. Winston-Salem State (2/25/14) Blocks 1, vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) Blocks 1, vs. Shaw (2/26/14) Steals 5 (3x), last vs. Chowan (2/19/14) Steals 2 (2x), last vs. Shaw (2/26/14) Minutes 35 vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Minutes 27, vs. Shaw (2/26/13) FGs 8, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 17, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) FGA 5, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs 3 vs. Virginia State (2/22/14) 3FGs N/A 3FGA 5 (4x), last vs. Virginia State (2/22/14) 3FGA 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTs 6 vs. Virginia State (2/22/14) FTs 4, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FTA 8 (3x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) FTA 8, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) Off. Reb 6, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) Off. Reb 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Def. Reb 7 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) Def. Reb 4, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)

LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)

Points 8, vs. Fayetteville State (1/10/13) Rebounds 4, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) Assists 2 (4x), last vs. Chowan (2/20/13) Blocks N/A Steals 3 vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Minutes 23, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) FGs 3, vs. Fayetteville State (1/10/13) FGA 9, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/12/13) 3FGs 1 (3x), last vs. Chowan (2/20/13) 3FGA 3 (3x), last vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) FTs 4 (2x), last vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FTA 8, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)) Off. Reb 4 vs. Concordia (12/30/12) Def. Reb 4 vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)

#10 LISA SAUNDERS

Guard/Forward - 5-11 - Sophomore Hampton, VA - Biology

AS A FRESHMAN (2012-13)

 Appeared in 24 games, averaged 6.7 minutes, 2.3 points, and 1.3 rebounds  Was 17-of-26 from the free-throw line, sank 10 3-pointers, and pulled down a career-high six rebounds against Georgian Court on Dec. 15  Registered a career-high 13 points also against Georgian Court on Dec. 15

PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Played at Hampton High School in Hampton, VA  A four-time Team Offensive Player of the Year  .Selected Tide Water Sports Player of the Game for two years  A two-time Honorable Mention selection of the Daily Press

CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

Points 14, vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13) Points 4, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Rebounds 6, vs. Georgian Court (12/15/12) Rebounds 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Assists 4, vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) Assists N/A Blocks 2, vs. Georgian Court (12/15/12) Blocks N/A Steals 3, vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) Steals N/A Minutes 28, vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) Minutes 4, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGs 5 (2x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (1/22/14) FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 14 (2x), last vs Le Moyne (12/1/13) FGA 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs 3 vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13) 3FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGA 11 vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) 3FGA 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTs 7 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) FTs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTA 7 (2x), last vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) FTA 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Off. Reb 5, vs. Georgian Court (12/15/12) Off. Reb N/A Def. Reb 4, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Def. Reb 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)

LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)

Points 13, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) Rebounds 10, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Assists 5, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) Blocks 2, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) Steals 2 (4x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Minutes 30, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) FGs 6, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) FGA 17, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) 3FGs 2, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) 3FGA 6, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) FTs 7, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) FTA 11, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) Off. Reb 1 (9x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Def. Reb 9, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13)

#24 COURTNEY SMITH

Guard - 5-3 - Sophomore Milwaukee, WI - Early Childhood Education

AS A FRESHMAN (2012-13)

 Appeared in 28 games, started in 24, and averaged 28.1 minutes, 6.1 points, 3.1 rebounds, 2.4 steals and 1.2 assists per game  Shot 73 percent from the free-throw line (46-of-63) and sank 32 3-pointers  Scored in double figures three times, including a career-high 21 points at Cheyney on Dec. 9  Dished out 33 assists while registering 66 steals, including a career-high eight at Cheyney on Dec. 9  PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Played at Nicolet High School in Glendale, WI where she helped guide Knights to 2012 State Championship  Selected Honorable Mention as a freshman and Best Defensive Player all four years  A two-time Second-Team All-Conference selection  Named to First-Team All-Conference as a senior  Third in Nicolet history in 3-pointers, second in Nicolet history in steals

CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

Points 21, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) Points 3 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Rebounds 6 (2x), last Virginia Union (2/1/13) Rebounds 2 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Assists 7, vs. Virginia Union (2/5/14) Assists 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Blocks 1, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Blocks N/A Steals 8, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) Steals 1 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Minutes 41, vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) Minutes 30, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FGs 5, vs. Cheyney (12/9/12) FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 12, vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) FGA 7, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs 4 vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) 3FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGA 9 (4x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) 3FGA 6, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTs 8 (2x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) FTs N/A FTA 8 (2x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) FTA N/A Off. Reb 3, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Off. Reb N/A Def. Reb 6, vs. Central State (12/19/12) Def. Reb 2 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)

LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)

#53 MIEANA GAINES

Center - 6-4 - Sophomore Lincoln Park, MI - Health Science

AS A FRESHMAN (2012-13)

 Appeared in 25 games, started in 2, and averaged 7.9 minutes, and 2.2 rebounds  Grabbed 32 defensive rebounds and 24 offensive rebounds  Recorded a season-high seven rebounds against Bloomsburg on Nov. 17  Ranked third on the team with 7 blocked shots

PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Played at University High School in Southfield, MI  Career bests including 21 points, 20 rebounds and six blocked shots  Earned All-OAA Conference, Co-MVP and Hank Maulder Award

CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

Points 11, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Points 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Rebounds 8, vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13) Rebounds 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Assists 3, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Assists N/A Blocks 3, vs. Georgian Court (11/21/13) Blocks 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Steals 2 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) Steals 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Minutes 27, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/11/14) Minutes 7, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGs 5 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 8 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) FGA 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs N/A 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A 3FGA N/A FTs 4, vs. Kutztown (11/27/12) FTs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTA 6, vs. Virginia State (2/2/13) FTA 4, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Off. Reb 7, vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13) Off. Reb N/A Def. Reb 6, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) Def. Reb 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)

LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)

#3 COURTNEY LUCAS

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 13, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) averaged 16.8 minutes, 5.0 points, 2.8 my in Washington, D.C Rebounds 10, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Assists 5, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13) rebounds and 1.1 assists per game  Helped guide Lady Knights to four Blocks 2, vs. Chowan (1/30/13)  Was 21-of-42 from the free-throw line straight championships, including go- Steals 2 (4x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13)  Scored in double figures three times ing undefeated in conference during Minutes 30, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) the 2010-2011 season FGs 6, vs. Chowan (2/20/13)  Finished with 13 points against Chow- FGA 17, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) an on Feb. 20  Tabbed WCSAA First-Team All- 3FGs 2, vs. Virginia Union (1/26/13)  Pulled down 10 rebounds at Elizabeth Conference in 2008-2009 and 2010- 3FGA 6, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) City State on Feb. 13 2011 FTs 7, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13)  FTA 11, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) AS A FRESHMAN (2011-12) Selected the WCSAA Player of the Year Off. Reb 1 (9x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) in 2009-2010 Def. Reb 9, vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13)

 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 14 (2x), last vs. Philadelphia (11/30/11) Points 8, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) percent Rebounds 13, vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) Rebounds 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Averaged 3.7 points and 1.9 rebounds Assists 6, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) Assists 1, vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) Blocks 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) per game Blocks 3, vs. Virginia State (2/20/12) Steals 3, vs. Bloomsburg (11/28/11) Steals 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Scored a career-high 14 points twice Minutes 36, vs. Philadelphia (11/30/11) Minutes 20, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) (vs. Philadelphia on Nov. 30 and vs. FGs 6 (3x), last vs. Chowan (2/20/13) FGs 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Cheyney on Nov. 18) FGA 17, vs. Chowan (2/20/13) FGA 8, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 3FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Pulled down a career-best seven re- 3FGs 2 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (2.16/13) 3FGA 6, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) 3FGA 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) bounds against Philadelphia on Nov. FTs 7, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) FTs 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) 30 FTA 11, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) FTA 4, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Played a career-high 36 minutes Off. Reb 6, vs. Cheyney (11/30/13) Off. Reb 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) Def. Reb 2 (2x), vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) against Philadelphia on Nov. 30 Def. Reb 10, vs. Shaw (1/13/14)

#5 ALAYSIA WASHINGTON

Guard - 5-4 - Junior Washington, DC - Finance

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012-13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)

 Played in 26 games, started in five, and  Played at Friendship Collegiate Acade- Points 11, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) averaged 13.6 minutes, 3.6 points and my in Washington, D.C Rebounds 5, vs. Virginia State (2/2/13) Assists 5, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) 1.2 rebounds per game  Helped guide Lady Knights to four- Blocks 1, vs. Chowan (1/30/13)  Was 20-of-40 from the free-throw line, straight championships Steals 2, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) sank 16 3-pointers  Garnered 2009 MVP at Carroll Christ- Minutes 36, vs. Chowan (1/30/13)  FGs 2, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) Scored a season-high 11 points at Saint mas Tournament FGA 10, vs. St. Augustine’s (1/12/13) Augustine's on Jan. 12  Selected 2010 WCSAA All-Conference 3FGs 3, vs. Shaw (1/14/13)  Dished out 31 assists, including a sea- and 2010 MVP of Championship game 3FGA 6, vs. Shaw (1/14/13) son-best five at Chowan on Jan. 30  Averaged 10 points, four assists and FTs 4, vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/3/13) FTA 7, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13)  Pulled down a season-high five boards two steals in four-year, prep-career Off. Reb 2 (2x), last vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) at Virginia State on Feb. 2  Had 22 points, including four 3- Def. Reb 3 (2x), last vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) pointers, five assists and a pair of AS A FRESHMAN (2011-12) steals on Senior Night

CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS  Appeared in 23 games, including CAREER HIGHS starting in a pair of contests, and aver- Points 4, vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) Rebounds 1 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State(2/27/13) aged 13.9 minutes Points 17, vs. Livingstone (1/7/12) Assists N/A Rebounds 5, vs. Virginia State (2/2/13)  Was 24-of-99 from the floor for 24 Blocks N/A Assists 5, vs. Chowan (1/30/13) percent and 12-of-52 from behind the Steals N/A Blocks 1 (4x), last vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) Minutes 18, vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) 3-point line for 23 percent Steals 2 (3x), last vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) FGs 2 vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12)  Averaged 3.0 points and 1.0 rebounds Minutes 36, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) FGA 7 vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) FGs 7, vs. Livingstone (1/7/12) per game also poured in 4.8 points 3FGs N/A FGA 16, vs. Livingstone (1/7/12) during CIAA games 3FGA 3 vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) 3FGs 3 (3x), last vs. Shaw (1/14/13) FTs N/A  Scored a career-high 17 points and 3FGA 9, vs. Livingstone (1/7/12) FTA 3 vs. Winston-Salem State (2/28/12) pulled down three rebounds against FTs 4 (2x), last vs. Virginia State (2/20/12) Off. Reb 1 (2x), last vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FTA 7, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) Livingstone College on Jan. 7 Def. Reb N/A Off. Reb 2, vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) Def. Reb 3, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13)

#32 ZEPHRAH PAM

Center - 6-0 - Junior Syracuse, NY - Criminal Justice

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012-13) CAREER HIGHS CIAA TOURNAMENT HIGHS

 Appeared in 19 games, started in two Points 28, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) Points 2, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) games, and averaged 15.6 minutes, 6.6 Rebounds 21, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Rebounds 9, vs. Fayetteville State(2/27/13) Assists 2, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) Assists N/A rebounds, 5.4 points and 0.6 steals per Blocks 2, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13) Blocks 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) game Steals 6, vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Steals N/A  Pulled down 125 rebounds, including Minutes 42, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) Minutes 17, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) three double-digit games FGs 9, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) FGs 1, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) FGA 20, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) FGA 8, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13)  Recorded 13 rebounds twice (at Shaw 3FGs N/A 3FGs N/A on Jan. 14 and vs. Virginia Union on 3FGA N/A 3FGA N/A Feb. 16) FTs 10, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) FTs 1, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13) FTA 17, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) FTA 4, vs. Johnson C. Smith (2/26/13)  Scored 11 points three times (vs. Con- Off. Reb 10, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Off. Reb 6, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) cordia on Dec. 30; at Elizabeth City Def. Reb 11, vs. Johnson C. Smith (12/18/13) Def. Reb 3, vs. Fayetteville State (2/27/13) State on Feb. 13 and vs. Virginia Union on Feb. 16)  A member of the All-CIAA Rookie Team LAST SEASON HIGHS (2012-13)  Livingstone College on Jan. 7 Points 11, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) Rebounds 13, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) PRIOR TO LINCOLN Assists 1(4x), last vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/13) Blocks 2, vs. Livingstone (1/7/13)  Played Attended Monroe Community Steals 2, vs. Virginia State (2/23/13) College Minutes 28, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13)  Played at Corcoran High School in Syra- FGs 5, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) FGA 12, vs. Virginia Union (2/16/13) cuse, N.Y 3FGs N/A  Also lettered in volleyball 3FGA N/A

FTs 6, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) FTA 11, vs. Bowie State (2/9/13) Off. Reb 7, vs. Shaw (2/16/13) Def. Reb 9, vs. Chowan (1/30/13)

#55 DE’JAH TAYLOR

Forward - 6-0 - Freshman Nanuet, NY - Undecided

PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Averaged 14 points, 14.5 rebounds as a senior at Paramus Catholic High School in Nanuet, NY  Shot 92% from the free-throw line, and averaged 2.5 assists, and 5 blocks per game  Member NJ Sparks AAU travel basketball team, where she averaged 8 points, 3 rebounds, and shot 97% from the free-throw line, and 4 assists per game  As a senior, was named a 2012-13 All-Conference player, 2012-13 All- League, 2012 Rose Classic Top Rebounder, 2012: Adidas National Champi- ons – NJ Sparks Elite AAU  In 2011, was named one of Bergen County’s Top 10 Sophomore Players to Watch

CAREER HIGHS

Points 11 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Rebounds 10, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) Assists 2, vs. Fayetteville State (1/9/14) Blocks 2 (5x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) Steals 2 (3), last vs. Chowan (1/29/14) Minutes 25, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) FGs 4 (4x), last vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14) FGA 11, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) 3FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) 3FGA 3, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) FTs 5 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (1/18/14) FTA 6 (2x), last vs. Winston-Salem State (1/4/14) Off. Reb 9, vs. Morgan State (11/15/13) Def. Reb 4, vs. Virginia Union (1/25/14)

#50 DAESHA MARSHALL #1 JAILEN MURPHY

Center - 6-4 - Freshman Guard - 5-9 - Freshman Durham, NY - Bio-Chemistry Nashville, TN - Mass Communications

PRIOR TO LINCOLN PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 Attended Hillside High School in Durham, NC  Attended Brentwood Academy prior to a short stint at  During her senior year, averaged 7.3 points per game & Kansas State University 6.4 rebounds per game  Helped Brentwood Academy to a state runner-up finish  Hillside High School went 24-5 in 2012-13  Averaged 15.0 points, while shooting 59% from three-  Member of the Triangle Lady Nights AAU travel basket- point range ball team  Also pulled in 5.0 rebounds, 3.0 steals and 2.0 blocks in her senior season  Earned All-Region honors in her senior year and fresh- CAREER HIGHS man seasons.  Garnered team most improved honors following a re- Points 2 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) covery from a knee injury during her sophomore sea- Rebounds 2, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) son. Also, earned Merritt Goodman Heart Award in her Assists N/A Blocks 1, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) senior season Steals N/A  During her junior season, earned MVP honors in the Minutes 5, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Greensboro Classic FGs 1 vs. Livingstone (1/6/13) FGA 1 (2x), last vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14)  Also played volleyball and softball for the Eagles 3FGs N/A 3FGA N/A CAREER HIGHS FTs 2 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) FTA 2 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) Points 9 vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) Off. Reb N/A Rebounds 4 (2x), last vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Def. Reb 2, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Assists 2 (6x), last vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) Blocks N/A Steals 2, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) Minutes 20, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) FGs 3 (2x), last vs. Shaw (1/13/14) FGA 8 vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) 3FGs 1 (8x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) 3FGA 6, vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) FTs 4 (2x), last vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) FTA 5 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) Off. Reb 3, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) Def. Reb 3 (2x), last vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13)

#34 CHAUNTEL SEYMOUR #40 LASHANA TOLLIVER

Guard - 5-3 - Freshman Forward - 6-0 - Freshman Teaneck, NJ - Business Management Watervilet, NY - Criminal Justice

PRIOR TO LINCOLN PRIOR TO LINCOLN

 N/A  Attended Watervilet High School in Watervilet, NY  As a senior, averaged 10 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 blocks per game CAREER HIGHS  As a junior, was named Team MVP after recording 1,088 career rebounds Points 3 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Rebounds N/A  In 2011-12, averaged 12 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, Assists N/A and 3 blocks per game Blocks N/A  Only player in school history to have 1,000+ rebounds Steals N/A  NYS Class B champions Minutes 9, vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) FGs 1 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13)  Regional Finalist 2009-2012 FGA 2 vs. Livingstone (1/6/14)  Member Saratoga Sparks U 16 Team – Runner-up Divi- 3FGs 1, vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) sion 1 AAU Nationals 3FGA 1 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) FTs 3 vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) FTA 3 vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Off. Reb N/A CAREER HIGHS Def. Reb N/A Points 3, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Rebounds 3, vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) CAREER HIGHS Assists N/A Blocks N/A Points 9 vs. Maryland Eastern Shore (11/26/13) Steals 1, Bowie State (1/18/14) Rebounds 4 (2x), last vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Minutes 5, vs. Nyack (12/5/13) Assists 2 (6x), last vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) FGs 1 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/13) Blocks N/A FGA 3 (2x), last vs. Livingstone (1/6/14) Steals 2, vs. Wilmington (11/23/13) 3FGs N/A Minutes 20, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) 3FGA 1, vs. Cheyney (11/30/13) FGs 3 (2x), last vs. Shaw (1/13/14) FTs 1 (2x), last vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) FGA 8 vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) FTA 2 (2x), last vs. Bowie State (1/8/14) 3FGs 1 (8x), last vs. Bowie State (2/8/14) Off. Reb 1 (2x), last vs. Virginia Union (2/15/14) 3FGA 6, vs. Univ. of Sciences (11/19/13) Def. Reb 2 (2x), last vs. Philadelphia (1/16/14) FTs 4 (2x), last vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) FTA 5 vs. Mansfield (12/14/13) Off. Reb 3, vs. Shaw (1/13/14) Def. Reb 3 (2x), last vs. Le Moyne (12/1/13)

HEAD COACH JESSICA KERN KERN QUICK FACTS

Highlights

First Collegiate Win 11/11/2011 60-50 vs. Bluefield State

First Collegiate CIAA Win 1/23/2012 68-67 at Chowan

Largest Win Margin 11/30/2013 64-42 vs. Cheyney

First Collegiate Division I Win 11/15/2013 94-86 (OT) at Morgan State

CIAA Coach of the Week 11/18/2013

Jessica Kern enters her second season at the helm of the Lincoln University women’s basketball program. Kern comes to Lincoln University as a highly decorated professional women’s basketball player and collegiate standout. Before coming to Lincoln last season, she served as the assistant women’s coach and media specialist at NCAA Division I University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. During her first year at Lincoln, Kern made an immediate impact as the Lady Li- ons went 7-22 as she guided Lincoln to four more wins than the previous season. Kern picked up her first collegiate head coaching victory in her first game, a 60-50 win over Bluefield State. She guided the team to a 55- 50 victory over rival Cheyney and earned her first CIAA win against Chowan, 68-67. At the University of UW-M, which is a member of the Horizon League, she assisted in scouting, aided in recruiting and broke down film. The Lady Panthers finished -12 18 and advanced to the league’s quarterfinals in the postseason tournament. Prior to her time in Milwaukee, Kern assisted for two seasons at the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, a Division I school and member of the Southwest Athletic Conference (SWAC). Her personalized individual-approach served the Lady Lions well. Posting a 12-19 record, she helped propel them to their most victories and highest conference tournament finish in 12 years. As the conditioning coordinator and individual skill developer, she assisted Lady Lion standouts Ciara Shields and Arica Green to All-SWAC recognitions as well as Shay Holmes to Newcomer of the Year status.

HEAD COACH JESSICA KERN Kern’s career path toward collegiate basketball coaching was unconventional to Kern All-Time say the least. After earning a roster spot on the Penn State women’s basketball program, Record Vs. Opponents she participated in track and field where she was a two-time All- Academic and All-Big Ten performer. A two-time captain and a 2002 graduate with degrees in communications and Bloomsburg 0-2 sociology, Kern returned to basketball and played professionally in Germany, Switzerland, Bluefield State 1-0 Romania, and Poland from 2003- 2010. While in Switzerland, she led her team with a 25.1 Bowie State 3-3 scoring average. A crowd favorite in Poland, Kern ran basketball clinics and gave motiva- Central State 0-2 tional speeches at the local “University” school. Cheyney 3-0 In the off-seasons from 2002-2007 she taught at various Milwaukee High Schools Chowan 2-4 and aided the girls’ basketball and track & field teams. Her 2007 Vincent High School ju- Concordia 1-0 nior varsity squad posted a 20-0 record, and her conditioning program and individualized Coppin State 0-1 skill development was a catalyst in Vincent achieving a State Championship. Spare time Elizabeth City State 1-5 saw her establishing various basketball camps for girls in underserviced neighborhoods. Fayetteville State 0-4 Continuing her history with running camps, Kern successfully orchestrated the “Lady Li- Georgian Court 3-0 Johnson C. Smith 2-2 ons” First Team Basketball Camp in the summer of 2009. Kutztown 1-1 During the summer of 2007, her coaching career took a huge leap forward as she Le Moyne 0-1 was appointed the head coach of the Arkansas Lady Ballers in the Women’s Blue Chip Bas- Livingstone 1-2 ketball League, a 20-team national semi-pro women’s league. Kern’s up tempo style, in- Mansfield 1-0 fectious enthusiasm and motivation propelled the Ballers to a victory over the Canadian Maryland-Eastern Shore 0-2 national team, a regional championship and the national championship in held in Mem- Morgan State 1-0 phis, Tenn. Nyack 1-0 A native of Milwaukee, Wisc., Kern was one of the most decorated scholar/ Ohio Valley 0-2 athletes in Milwaukee City Conference history. She received 11 Varsity Letters (3- Philadelphia 1-2 Basketball, 4-Volleyball, 4-Track & Field) and Captained in each sport for multiple years. Saint Augustine’s 1-3 Her basketball teams played in the State Finals four times, winning the State Title in both Shaw 1-3 her freshmen and sophomore years. In addition, she was an - 11 time Individual Confer- St. Thomas Aquinas 0-2 Univ. of Sciences 0-2 ence Champion in Track & Field, a 3-Time All Conference performer in Volleyball and a Virginia Union 1-6 finalist for the State’s Scholar/Athlete Award. Virginia State 1-6 Washington Adventist 1-0 Wilmington 1-0 Winston-Salem State 1-4

TOTAL 29-56

Vs . Non-Conference Opponents 16-20 Vs. CIAA Opponents 13-36

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH KEISHA MIDDLETON

TENTH SEASON

Kisha Middleton is entering her tenth year on The Lincoln University women’s coaching staff. Middleton was amongst the coaching staff that had the best win-lose record in Lincoln His- tory, as well as the first team in history to have postseason play, which landed the Lady Lions that 2006-07 Independent Championship. Middleton, who was named the Associated Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator, has brought a wealth of experience to the Lady Lions staff. Her duties include aiding in the development of the game plan, coordinating individual drills and practice plans, and recruiting, as well as providing oversight for team conditioning sessions. Middleton played basketball at Robert Morris College (now University), and received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Sports Management Administration, and is also a 2008 graduate of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy. Prior to joining Lincoln’s staff, Middleton was an assistant women’s basketball coach at Bryn Mawr College for two years. She played semi-pro basketball in 2002 in the WABA (Women’s American Basketball Association) as a member of the Wilmington Jaguars. Middleton also played in the Women’s Eastern Basketball Alliance (WEBA) in 2004 with the Delaware Destroyers. A native of Pennsylvania, Middleton Graduated from Coatesville HS, where she earned varsity letters in volleyball and basketball. She was noted as one of the Best 3-point shooters in the area. Middleton also was a part of the first basketball team to ever win a state championship, girls or boy, at Coatesville HS. She also played for the Philadelphia International team, which toured Belgium.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH AMBER SNEED

THIRD SEASON

Amber Sneed is entering her third year as a volunteer assistant women’s basketball coach at The Lincoln University. Prior to coming to Lincoln, Sneed, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio was an assistant varsity basketball coach at Winton Woods High School and worked with girls and boys, with basketball skill training for the last four years. Sneed brings a lot of basketball experience to the Lady Lions staff as her duties include, the aiding in individual development of post players and game plan, recruiting, drill and practice plans, while also helping oversee the team skill and conditioning sessions. A four-year letterman at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst), Sneed received a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Marketing and Sales. After college, she went on the play professional basketball overseas in Viernheim, Germany 2003-2004, and semi-professional basketball for the Ohio Legends 2005. Before entering her third professional season, Sneed had career-ending injury. After suffering the jury,in she helped with the development program for girls and boys in the Tri-state Cincinnati Area with School tutoring and mentoring, public speaking to athletes, life skills off the court and basketball skill improvement on the court. Sneed graduated from Princeton High School, where she was a four-year letterman in volleyball and basketball. She was noted

2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS MORGAN STATE GEORGIAN COURT WILMINGTON 5:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 21, 2013 2 p.m., Friday, Nov. 23, 2013 Baltimore, MD Lakewood, NJ Lincoln University, PA

GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Baltimore, MD (8,100) Location (Enrollment) Lakewood Township, NJ (1,772) Location (Enrollment) New Castle, DE (10,992) Colors Orange and Blue Colors Blue and Gold Colors Green and White Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC) Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC) Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC) Nickname Bears Nickname Lions Nickname Wildcats Athletics Director Floyd Kerr Athletics Director Laura Liesman Athletics Director Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Donald Beasley Head Coach Valerie Curtis Head Coach Tiffany Silver Record at Morgan State (Yrs.) 112-131 Georgian Court (Yrs.) 45-136(7 Yrs.) Record at Wilmington (Yrs.) 3-23 (2 Yrs.) Letterman Ret./Lost 3/12 Career Record 78-183 Career Record Same Starters Ret./Lost 1/4 SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Christopher McKibben Basketball SID Dan Lauletta Basketball SID Leonard Haynes IV Office Phone 732-987-2690 Office Phone 302-356-2020 Office Phone 443-885-3831 SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] Website gculions.com Website wilmu.edu/athletics Website morganstatebears.com

SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Series Lincoln leads 3-0 Series Series tied 2-2 Games at Morgan State Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 2-0 Games at Georgian Court Lincoln leads 2-0 Games at Wilmington Wilmington leads 2-0 SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY 11/15/2013 W @Morgan State…………...94-86 Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score 11/21/2013 W @Georgian Court..……...62-58 11/23/2013 W Wilmington………...……...72-61 12/15/2012 W Georgian Court…………….64-57 2/13/2007 L @Wilmington……....……..77-87 11/14/2011 W @Georgian Court………...57-54 2004 L @Wilmington………...……45-60 UNIV. OF SCIENCES (PHI) 2004 W Wilmington………...……...57-48

6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 19, 2013 Philadelphia, PA

GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Philadelphia, PA (2,487) Colors Maroon and Gray Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC) Nickname Devils Athletics Director Paul Klimitas

BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Jackie Hartzell Record at Sciences (Yrs.) N/A Career Record N/A

SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Bob Heller Office Phone 215-895-3133 SID E-mail [email protected] Website devilsathletics.com

SERIES INFORMATION Series Sciences leads 2-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Sciences leads 1-0 Games at Sciences Sciences leads 1-0

SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score 11/19/2013 L @Univ. of Sciences..…...59-67 11/15/2012 L Univ. of Sciences..……….73-75

2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE CHEYNEY LE MOYNE 6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 26, 2013 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013 4 p.m., Friday, Dec. 1, 2013 Princess Anne, MD Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA

GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Princess Anne, MD (3,922 ) Location (Enrollment) Cheyney, PA (1,519) Location (Enrollment) Syracuse, New York (2,871) Colors Maroon and Gray Colors Blue and White Colors Green and Gold Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC) Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic (PSAC) Conference Northeast-10 (NE-10) Nickname Hawks Nickname Wolves Nickname Dolphins Athletics Director Keith Davidson Athletics Director Ruffin Bell Athletics Director Matt Bassett

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Fred Batchelor Head Coach Kyle Adams Head Coach Gina Castelli Record at Maryland East. Shore (Yrs.) 122-165 (10 Yrs.) Record at Cheyney (Yrs.) 0-0 (1Yr.) Record at Morgan State (Yrs.) 13-11 (1 Yr.) Career Record 182-212 Career Record Same Career Record 449-307

SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Lenn Margolis Basketball SID Derek W. Bryant Office Phone 610-399-2143 SPORTS INFORMATION Office Phone 410-651-8135 SID E-mail [email protected] Basketball SID Kevin McNeill SID E-mail [email protected] Website cheyneywolves.com Office Phone 315-445-4412 Website umeshawks.com SID E-mail [email protected] Website lemoynedolphins.com SERIES INFORMATION SERIES INFORMATION Series Cheyney leads 9-4 Series UMES leads 2-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Cheyney leads 3-2 SERIES INFORMATION Games at UMES UMES leads 2-0 Games at Cheyney Cheyney leads 3-1 Series Le Moyne leads 1-0 Neutral Site Games Cheyney leads 3-1 Games at Lincoln (PA) Le Moyne leads 1-0 SERIES HISTORY Games at Le Moyne N/A Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY 11/26/2013 L @UMES……………...……...63-71 Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY 1/25/2012 L @UMES………..…………….45-59 11/30/2013 W Cheyney………...…………….64-42 Date W/L Opp. Score 12/9/2012 W @Cheyney….…....………….74-68 12/1/2013 L Le Moyne…………....……...59-70 11/18/2011 W Cheyney………...…………….55-50 11/26/2010 L vs. Cheyney…...... ………….62-72 1/31/2010 W vs. Cheyney….…....………..62-52 12/13/2008 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..56-62 12/15/2007 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..66-82 2006 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..50-77 2005 L vs. Cheyney….…....………..32-40 2004 L Cheyney……….…....………..28-78 2003 L Cheyney……….…....………..72-97 2002 L Cheyney….…...... …………...53-63 2002 L @Cheyney….…...... ………..59-68

2013-14 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS NYACK MANSFIELD PHILADELPHIA 6 p.m., Friday, Dec. 5, 2013 2 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2013 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014 Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA Lincoln University, PA

GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION GENERAL INFORMMATION Location (Enrollment) Nyack, NY (3,028) Location (Enrollment) Mansfield, PA (3,360) Location (Enrollment) Philadelphia, PA (2,960) Colors Grey and Crimson Colors Red and Black Colors Maroon and Grey Conference Pennsylvania State Athletics(PSAC) Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC) Conference Central Atlantic Collegiate(CACC) Nickname Warriors Nickname Mountaineers Nickname Rams Athletics Director Keith Davie Athletics Director Kris Decker Athletics Director Tom Shirley

BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach David Julien Head Coach Alison Tagliaferri Head Coach Tom Shirley Record at Nyack (Yrs.) Record at Mansfield (Yrs.) 5-47(2 Yrs.) Record at Philadelphia (Yrs.) 492 wins (25 Yrs.) Career Record Career Record 48-81 Career Record 641 wins Letterman Ret./Lost Letterman Ret./Lost Starters Ret./Lost Starters Ret./Lost SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Paul Gornowski SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION Office Phone 215-951-2720 Basketball SID Latia Deylii Basketball SID Steve McCloskey SID E-mail [email protected] Office Phone 845-675-4774 Office Phone 570-662-4845 Website philaurams.com SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail [email protected] Website athletics.nyack.edu Website gomounties.com SERIES INFORMATION Series Philadelphia leads 3-1 SERIES INFORMATION Games at Lincoln (PA) Series tied 1-1 Series Lincoln leads 1-0 SERIES INFORMATION Games at Philadelphia Philadelphia leads 2-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 Series Lincoln leads 1-0 Games at Lincoln (PA) Lincoln leads 1-0 SERIES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Date W/L Opp. Score Date W/L Opp. Score SERIES HISTORY 1/16/2014 W Philadelphia..……...……...72-58 12/5/2013 W Nyack………..………...……...80-63 Date W/L Opp. Score 11/10/2012 L @Philadelphia……....……...52-56 12/14/2013 W Mansfield…………....……...80-63 11/30/2011 L Philadelphia………...………61-62 12/9/2008 L @ Philadelphia……………..39-84

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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 Johnson C. Smith leads 3-1 Charlotte, NC 12/18/13 L 53 61 A Games at JCSU Johnson C. Smith leads 5-0 2/26/13 W 50 46 N Neutral Site Games Lincoln leads 1-0 1/3/13 W 68 58 H Last Lincoln Win 50-46 (2/26/13, Charlotte) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/9/12 L 54 64 H Last JCSU Win 61-53 (12/18/13, Charlotte) Location (Enrollment) Charlotte, NC (1,387) 1/12/11 L 57 68 A Longest Lincoln win streak 2, (2012-13) Colors Gold & Navy 1/16/10 L 52 67 A Longest JCSU win streak 7, (2008-12) Conference CIAA 11/28/09 L 48 58 H Current Series streak Johnson C, Smith W-1 Nickname Golden Bulls 1/26/09 L 55 80 H Athletics Director Stephen Joyner, Sr. 2/21/09 L 58 101 A 2/23/08 L 48 85 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Stephen Joyner, Jr. Record at Johnson C. Smith (Yrs.) 8-18 (1 yr.) 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 5-1 Date W/L LUP WSU Site Games at Lincoln Winston-Salem State leads 2-0 Winston-Salem, NC 2/25/14 W 62 64 N Games at WSSU Winston-Salem State leads 2-0 1/4/14 L 63 72 A Neutral Site Games Series tied 1-1 1/5/13 L 41 59 H Last Lincoln Win 64-62 (2/25/14, Charlotte) GENERAL INFORMMATION 2/28/12 L 57 79 N Last WSSU Win 63-72 (1/4/14, Winston-Salem) Location (Enrollment) Winston-Salem, NC (6,400) 1/16/12 L 44 94 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14) Colors Red & White 1/17/11 L 55 73 H Longest WSSU win streak 5, (2011-14) Conference CIAA Current Series streak LUPA W-1 Nickname Rams Athletics Director William “Bill” Hayes

BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach A.G. Hall Record at Winston-Salem State (Yrs.) 15-13 (1 yr.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 3/2

SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID Trevin Q. Goodwin Office Phone 336.750.2143 SID E-mail [email protected] Website WSSURams.com

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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 Angelyne Brown Record at Johnson C. Smith (Yrs.) 50-87 (5 yrs.) 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 Fayetteville State leads 9-0 Date W/L LUP FSU Site Games at Lincoln Fayetteville State leads 4-0 Fayetteville, NC 1/9/14 L 65 70 H Games at FSU Fayetteville State leads 4-0 2/27/13 L 46 60 N Neutral Site Games Fayetteville State leads 1-0 1/10/13 L 59 72 A Last Lincoln Win N/A GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/12/12 L (OT) 68 70 H Last FSU Win 70-65 (1/9/14, Lincoln Univ.) Location (Enrollment) Fayetteville State, NC (6,632) 1/13/11 L 61 53 A Longest Lincoln win streak N/A Colors White (Lily) & Blue 1/9/10 L 76 78 H Longest FSU win streak 9, (2008-14) Conference CIAA 11/21/09 L 56 86 A Current Series streak FSU W-9 Nickname Broncos 2/2/09 L 64 82 H Athletics Director Dr. Edward McLean 1/3/09 L 49 99 A

BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Eva Patterson-Heath Record at Fayetteville State (Yrs.) 62-51 (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

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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 7-1 Date W/L LUP SAU Site Games at Lincoln SAU leads 3-1 Raleigh, NC 1/11/14 W 56 50 H Games at Shaw SAU leads 4-0 1/12/13 L 53 67 A Neutral Site Games N/A 1/5/12 L 66 81 A Last Lincoln Win 56-50 (1/11/14 Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/6/11 L 64 87 H Last SAU Win 67-53 (1/12/13, Raleigh) Location (Enrollment) Raleigh, NC (1,299) 1/25/10 L 58 62 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14 Colors Blue & White 1/4/10 L 57 83 A Longest SAU win streak 7, (2009-13) Conference CIAA 1/24/09 L 49 75 H Current Series streak Lincoln W-1 Nickname Falcons 1/10/09 L 49 85 A Athletics Director George Williams

BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Rachel Bullard Record at Johnson C. Smith (Yrs.) 45-40 (3 yrs) 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 9-1 Date W/L LUP SU Site Games at Lincoln Shaw leads 3-1 Raleigh, NC 2/26/14 L 56 71 N Games at Shaw Shaw leads 4-0 1/13/14 W 62 59 H Neutral Site Games Shaw leads 2-0 1/14/13 L 48 80 A Last Lincoln Win 62-59 (1/13/14 Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/19/12 L 51 67 A Last Shaw Win 71-56 (2/26/14, Charlotte) Location (Enrollment) Raleigh, NC (2,300) 2/28/11 L 63 95 N Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14 Colors Garnet & White 1/20/11 L 60 89 H Longest Shaw win streak 8, (2008-13) Conference CIAA 1/23/10 L 60 77 H Current Series streak Shaw W-1 Nickname Bears 1/2/10 L 61 84 A Athletics Director Marcus Clarke 1/8/09 L 42 70 A 11/29/08 L 54 82 H BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Jacques Curtis Record at Shaw (Yrs.) 289-119 (13 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

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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 9-3 Date W/L LUP BSU Site Games at Lincoln Bowie State leads 4-2 Bowie, MD 2/8/14 L (OT) 56 60 A Games at Bowie State Bowie State leads 5-1 1/18/14 W 54 43 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/9/13 W 65 50 H Last Lincoln Win 54-43 (1/18/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/19/13 W 61 60 A Last Bowie State Win 60-56 (2/8/14, Bowie) Location (Enrollment) Bowie, MD (5,421) 2/11/12 L 45 78 H Longest Lincoln win streak 3, (2012-14) Colors Black & Gold 1/28/12 L 44 63 A Longest Bowie State win streak 8, (2007-12) Conference CIAA 2/12/11 L 46 80 A Current Series streak Bowie State W-1 Nickname Bulldogs 2/6/11 L 50 60 H Athletics Director Anton Goff 2/16/10 L 56 65 H 2/12/09 L 52 69 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 1/6/09 L 55 85 A Head Coach Renard Smith 11/17/07 L 50 81 H

Record at Johnson C. Smith (Yrs.) 16-34 (3 yrs) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A 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 Chowan leads 8-2 Date W/L LUP CU Site Games at Lincoln Chowan 4-1 Murfreesboro, NC 2/29/14 L 52 47 A Games at Chowan Chowan leads 4-1 1/29/14 L 71 65 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/20/13 W 50 36 H Last Lincoln Win 50-36 (2/20/13 Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/30/13 L 57 59 A Last Chowan Win 71-65 (1/29/14, Lincoln Univ.) Location (Enrollment) Murfreesboro, NC (1,367) 2/9/12 L 55 58 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2012-13) Colors Blue & White 1/23/12 W 68 67 A Longest Chowan win streak 4, (2009-11) Conference CIAA 2/10/11 L 49 79 H Current Series streak Chowan W-2 Nickname Hawks 1/24/11 L 50 55 N Athletics Director Dennis Helsel 1/11/10 L 59 69 A 11/23/09 L 57 81 H BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Patrick Mashuda Record at Shaw (Yrs.) 109-137 (9 yrs.) Career Record Same Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 2/3

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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 13-1 Date W/L LUP ECSU Site Games at Lincoln Elizabeth City State leads 6-1 Elizabeth City, NC 2/12/14 L 55 60 Games at ECSU Elizabeth City State leads 670 1/22/14 L 54 64 A Neutral Site Games N/A 2/13/13 L 53 58 A Last Lincoln Win 55-48 (2/7/12, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/23/13 L 54 60 H Last ECSU Win 60-55 (2/12/14, Lincoln Univ.) Location (Enrollment) Elizabeth City, NC (2,200) 2/7/12 W 55 48 H Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2011-12) Colors Royal Blue & White 1/21/12 L 56 60 A Longest ECSU win streak 9, (2007-12) Conference CIAA 2/8/11 L 39 56 A Current Series streak Elizabeth City State W-4 Nickname Vikings 1/22/11 L (OT) 60 66 H Athletics Director J. Lin Dawson 2/13/10 L 46 64 H 1/20/10 L 53 71 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2/10/09 L 69 75 H Head Coach Alico Dunk 11/22/08 L 73 94 A 1/22/08 L 45 63 H Record at Elizabeth City State (Yrs.) 76-37 (4 yrs) Career Record Same 11/19/07 L 50 71 A Letterman Ret./Lost N/A Starters Ret./Lost 1/4

SPORTS INFORMATION Basketball SID April Emory Office Phone 252-335-3278 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 12-1 Date W/L LUP VSU Site Games at Lincoln Virginia State leads 5-1 Petersburg, VA 2/22/14 L 64 75 A Games at VSU Virginia State leads 7-0 2/1/14 L 53 67 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/23/13 L 45 65 H Last Lincoln Win 69-67 (2/2/12, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 2/2/13 L 51 72 A Last VSU Win 75-64 (2/22/14, Petersburg) Location (Enrollment) Ettrick, VA (5,700) 2/20/12 L 50 75 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2011-12) Colors Orange & Blue 2/2/12 W 69 67 H Longest VSU win streak 7, (2006-11) Conference CIAA 2/21/11 L 47 60 H Current Series streak VSU W-5 Nickname Trojans 2/3/11 L 46 64 A Athletics Director Peggy Davis 2/9/10 L 52 72 H 1/28/10 L 60 80 A BASKETBALL INFORMATION 1/29/09 L 65 81 A Head Coach James Hill, Jr. 1/15/09 L 65 97 H Record at Virginia State (Yrs.) 113-89 (7 yrs.) 12/1/07 L 53 73 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

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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 12-2 Date W/L LUP VUU Site Games at Lincoln Virginia Union leads 5-1 Richmond, VA 2/15/14 L 48 70 A Games at VUU Virginia Union leads 7-1 1/25/14 W 65 63 H Neutral Site Games N/A 2/16/13 L 45 52 H Last Lincoln Win 65-63 (1/25/14, Lincoln Univ.) GENERAL INFORMMATION 1/26/13 L 50 61 A Last VUU Win 70-48 (2/15/14, Richmond) Location (Enrollment) Richmond, VA (1,700) 2/18/12 L 76 85 A Longest Lincoln win streak 1, (2013-14) Colors Maroon & Steel 1/30/12 L 41 45 H Longest VUU win streak 11, (2008-13) Conference CIAA 2/19/11 L 40 49 H Current Series streak Virginia Union W-1 Nickname Panthers 1/31/11 L 46 71 A Athletics Director Joe Taylor 2/15/10 L 47 53 A 2/4/10 L 73 91 H BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2/14/09 L 47 79 A Head Coach Barvenia Wooten-Cherry 11/20/08 L 64 72 H 2/19/08 L 48 83 H Record at Virginia Union (Yrs.) 28-51 (3 yrs) Career Record same 12/13/07 W 68 65 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

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Game 28 Shaw 71, Lincoln (PA) 56 Feb. 26, 2014, Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, NC—A second straight upset victory wasn't in the cards for the Lincoln women's basketball team. Shaw Uni- versity, the number two seed from the CIAA Southern Division, blew the game open in the second half, and closed out a 71-56 victory to earn a slot in the CIAA semi-finals.

"They started more aggressively defending against Zephra (Pam) in the second half," said Lincoln coach Jessica Kern. "They pushed us to the outside, and our guards just didn't get it done in the second half."

The day started out just fine for Lincoln. The Lions notched the first two buckets of the game, then matched the Bears score for score over the remainder of a first half that featured nine ties and four lead changes.

The Lions broke up the Bears' transition game in the early going, with eight steals and forcing 13 turnovers over the first twenty minutes. Lincoln also won the battle of the boards in the first half, pulling down 24 rebounds to Shaw's 21.

Shaw opened the period with a 17-2 run, capitalizing on cold shooting from Lincoln, and a 10-1 advantage in trips to the foul line.

"You send a team to the charity stripe 20 times in a half, it's going to be tough to win games," said Kern.

Pam once again was the Lions' top offensive threat, hitting 5 of 10 from the field and 6 of 8 from the line for a game-high 16 points. Also reaching double digits for Lincoln was true-freshman De'Jah Taylor. Taylor, who at Monday's Awards Luncheon was honored with selection to the all-rookie team, knocked down 4 of 8 for ten points.

"We've been fortunate enough to have had a few straight years with someone selected as all-rookie," said Kern. "We're young, and we've got room to grow. But I'm pleased with the kind of progress we've made in these three years."

This was the second consecutive year the Lions won a first round game only to see the road end the next day.

"We let this one get away from us," said Kern. "But honestly, we've got to finish the regular season stronger so we're not playing early in the week. We struggled the last few weeks of the season, and probably cost ourselves a bye. But we are a young team, and we'll continue to grow."

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Game 27 Game 26 Game 25 Lincoln (PA) 64, Winston-Salem State 62 Virginia State 75, Lincoln (PA) 64 Chowan 52, Lincoln (PA) 47 Feb. 25, 2014, Charlotte Feb. 22, 2014, Petersburg Feb. 19, 2014, Murfreesboro

Persistence paid off for The Lin- Amani Clark had a career-high 23 Cynthia Johnson the Lady Lions coln University women's basketball team points against the Lady Trojans in a 75-64 with 10 points while Zephrah Pam grabbed on Monday afternoon in a 64-62 win over loss. Clark made three shots from behind a game-high 16 rebounds in a 52-47 loss to Winston-Salem State in the first round of the arc and converted on a perfect 6-of-6 Chowan. Chowan rallied from a 10-point the CIAA Tournament. attempts from the line. second half deficit and held Lincoln with- Down 61-59, Pam's jumper tied She also had five rebounds, four out a field goal in the final six minutes for the score. A Lady Lion foul led to Amanda assists and two steals. Courtney Smith had the victory. Hairston draining a free throw and return- a season-high 16 points with six assists and Courtney Smith followed with ing the lead to Winston-Salem. Pam three steals. De'jah Taylor scored nine nine points and Zephrah Pam added eight netted two free throws of her own to give points and Courtney Lucas added seven points with 16 rebounds. Courtney Lucas Lincoln the 63-62 lead, their first of the points. finished with seven points and Amani Clark contest. Johnson added one additional The Lady Lions began the second half on a had five steals and two assists. free throw to propel the Lady Lions to the 7-0 run. Lincoln was ahead 39-27 at the Lincoln nailed three shots from long range 64-62 win. 17:08 mark before the Lady Trojans in the opening half and grabbed 10 offen- Zephrah Pam led the Lady Lions stormed back with a run of their own. VSU sive rebounds led by Zephrah Pam's five with 15 points while Courtney Smith and went on a 10-0 run and found themselves boards. Cynthia Johnson added 11 and 10 points ahead 50-49 with 8-minutes left in regula- Cynthia Johnson ignited the Lady respectively. Pam also grabbed a team- tion. Lions in the second half with several key high eight rebounds (one offensive, seven Virginia State outscored Lincoln 50-36 and baskets and helped extend their lead to 35 defensive) Dionna Scott of Winston-Salem forced 17 turnovers in the half. Despite -25 with 14-minutes left in regulation. State led all players in the game with 19 making 5-of-11 three-pointers in the sec- Over the next seven minutes, Chowan re- points while Jasmine Elum added 16 points ond half, Lincoln struggled defensively as mained close and cut into the Lady Lions in the loss. Amanda Hairston hauled in a VSU shot 58% from the field. Lady Trojans advantage. Chowan battled back and game-high nine rebounds (three offensive, took the lead and held on for a 75-64 vic- trailed Lincoln 42-41 with 6:46 to go. six defensive). tory sweeping the Lady Lions this season. But Lincoln went cold for the remainder of the contest and failed to make another field goal as Chowan stormed back in the final six minutes. Late turnovers and poor shooting by Lincoln down the stretch led to an 11-2 run by Chowan to close out the game at home, 52-47.

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Game 24 Game 23 Game 22 Virginia Union 70, Lincoln (PA) 48 Elizabeth City State 60, Lincoln (PA) 55 Bowie State 60, Lincoln (PA) 56 (OT) Feb. 15, 2014, Richmond Feb. 12, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Feb. 8, 2014, Bowie

Lincoln fell victim to a 70-48 road Before the game the team's two Zephrah Pam led the Lady Lions loss to Virginia Union. Zephrah Pam led seniors Cynthia Johnson and Briana McKel- with 11 points and nine rebounds in a 60- the Lady Lions with 11 points and ten re- lery were honored as they played their last 56 overtime loss to Bowie State on Satur- bounds notching her eighth double-double game in front of the Lincoln crowd. The day, February 8th. Lincoln led with 28- of the season. women's basketball team fell to Elizabeth seconds in regulation, but a last second The Lady Lions struggled offen- City State 60-55. foul and a Bowie State three-point play sively throughout their game with the Lady Zephrah Pam recorded her sev- sent the game into overtime. Panthers by shooting 30% while VUU was enth double-double of the season with a Amani Clark added nine points 47% from the field. Junior forward Zeph- game-high 14 rebounds and 12 points. with nine rebounds and Lisa Saunders has rah Pam had a team-high 11 points with During the first 15 minutes, the game was eight points. Cynthia Johnson finished with ten rebounds for Lincoln. She grabbed four tied six times and neither team led by seven points and seven rebounds while offensive and six defensive rebounds with more than four points. Lincoln brought the Courtney Smith had six points and five two steals. Sophomore Courtney Smith deficit down to three on two separate oc- steals. dished out a career-high seven assists and casions in the opening two minutes in the Bowie State was left with one hit one of the Lady Lions two made three- second half. However Elizabeth City State final opportunity to force overtime. With point attempts. took further control of the game. nine seconds left Lincoln allowed a late In the second half, Virginia Union In the middle of the half they had basket and Bowie State drew a foul and went to the free-throw line 19 times and stretched the lead to as many as nine mul- converted on a potential three-point play. converted on ten of those attempts. Lin- tiple times. The Lady Lions trailed 41-50 The Lady Lions failed at a last second drive coln went 5-for-14 from the line in the with 10:15 to go. Starting from there they to the basket and the game was sent into final twenty minutes and failed to knock put together a 10-4 run over the next six overtime tied at 48. down a shot from behind the arc. The Lady plus minutes. They were right back in the In overtime, the Lady Bulldogs Panthers cruised to a 70-48 win at home . game, down three with a little under four went to the line 12 times and made 10 of Amani Clark, Courtney Lucas and minutes left. their attempts.Zephrah Pam and Courtney senior guard Cynthia Johnson each scored Down the stretch, Elizabeth City Smith scored field goals for the Lady Lions eight points. State was sent to the line where they hit but Bowie State's defense held Lincoln both shots on this trip to push the lead to down the stretch for a 60-56 victory at five and clinch the victory. home.

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Game 21 Game 20 Game 19 Virginia State 67, Lincoln (PA) 53 Chowan 71, Lincoln (PA) 65 Lincoln (PA) 65, Virginia Union 63 Feb. 1, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 29, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 25, 2014, Lincoln Univ.

Needing only 13 points to reach In consecutive CIAA Northern Zephrah Pam recorded her fifth the historical mark heading into the game, Divisional games for the Lady Lions, Zeph- double of the season posting 18 points Cynthia Johnson reached the 1,000 career- rah Pam has posted double-double efforts with 15 rebounds in a 65-63 win for the point mark with her 14-point performance with 12 points and 13 rebounds in a 71-65 Lady Lions over Virginia Union in a loss to Virginia State University. loss to Chowan. Lincoln found success early against Virginia With 5:22 left she drew a defen- Lincoln began the game with the Union by out-rebounding the Lady Pan- sive foul and was sent to the free-throw edge, racing out to a 14-6 lead within the thers 24-19 in the opening period. The line for two shots. She split a pair of first six minutes. Chowan responded well Lady Lions had 16 offensive rebounds that attempts to bring her total up to 999. to their early deficit. They went on an 18-9 led to 14 second chance points. Virginia State sent her to the line run over the next 10 minutes to take their The Lady Lions went on a 10-0 run and again with 1:42 left. Cynthia Johnson first lead of the game with 3:43 left before opened up their largest lead 59-47 with squared up for the first shot, knocked it halftime. 9:13 left to play in regulation. Lincoln nev- down and finally notched her 1,000th ca- De'jah Taylor drew a foul that er trailed for the remainder of the game reer point. Immediately after, she sank her gave Lincoln a 54-53 lead with 4:44 to go. and were able to seal their second CIAA second free throw ending the game with a Chowan regained control of the game Northern Divisional win with free-throws total of 1,001 points. The milestone was scoring 18 points the rest of the way to in the final minute. reached in 104 games during her four sea- just 10 by the Lady Lions. Chowan was able Zephrah Pam finished with 18 sons. to get to the free throw line 14 times and points and 15 rebounds. She made 8-of-12 Johnson is only the sixth player in knock down 10 of them over the last four attempts from the free-throw line and had Lincoln women's basketball history to minutes of the game. seven offensive rebounds. Cynthia John- reach the illustrious milestone, but she is Amani Clark's full stat line was 14 son scored eight of her 14 points in the the first to have all of her points scored points, three rebounds and three assists. second half. She had four assists and two with Lincoln as a NCAA Division II institu- Zephrah Pam collected her sixth double- steals. Freshman forward, De'jah Taylor tion. She joins Tehma Smith, Sharay double of the season with 12 points and led the Lady Lions bench production with DuBose, LaShanda Maxwell, DeJuana Mos- 13 rebounds. She notched six steals as eight points and seven rebounds. Amani ley and Asha Atkinson. well. Cynthia Johnson also scored 12 Clark had eight points, Courtney Smith points. (Milwaukee, WI/Nicolet HS) had seven points and four assists, and Courtney Lu- cas (Washington, DC/Friendship Collegiate Academy) dished out four assists and recorded her third 10+ rebounding effort of

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Game 18 Game 17 Game 16 Elizabeth City State 64, Lincoln (PA) 54 Lincoln (PA) 54, Bowie State 43 Lincoln (PA) 71, Philadelphia 58 Jan. 22, 2014, Elizabeth City Jan. 18, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 16, 2014, Lincoln Univ.

Lisa Saunders scored 11 of her Lincoln won their fourth consecu- Amani Clark recorded her first team-high 13 points in the second half tive game, defeating Bowie State -54 43. career double-double as the Lady Lions rallying the Lady Lions, but Elizabeth City De'jah Taylor led the Lady Lions in points rallied back from a 16-point second half State held on for a 64-54 win. with 11. deficit to defeat Philadelphia. The Lady Lions had 12 points in Lincoln took a 32-31 lead with 13:15 left In their final non-conference the paint and out-rebounded the Lady and never looked back. Bowie State was game of their 2013-14 season, Lincoln ex- Vikings 25-12 in the first half. In the sec- able to cut their deficit down to as little as ploded for 45 second half points . The Lady ond half, Lisa Saunders carried Lincoln eight points on three separate occasions, Lions began their comeback at the 12:41 with 11 points on a perfect 4-of-4 shooting but the Lady Lions were able to remain in mark trailing 48-32. Courtney Smith from the field. control and hold on for an 11-point win. knocked down a three-pointer from the The Lady Vikings went to the free- Lincoln's ability to get to the foul top of the key to spark the run and Amani throw line 17 times and converted on 11 line was very important to their comeback. Clark put Lincoln ahead for the first time while Lincoln only made six. ECSU also The Lady Lions shot 31 free-throws, mak- with a layup at the 5:49 mark (52-51). made 13-of-25 shots from the field, led by ing 19 of them to Bowie State's 10. The With just under three minutes remaining as many as 15 points midway through the Lady Lions out-rebounded Bowie State 45- in regulation the Lady Lions extended their half, and went on to win 64-54. 34 and outscored their bench 25-6. lead to double-digits and held on for a 71- Two Lady Lions netted double- De'jah Taylor's tied a career-high 58 win at home. figures against Elizabeth City State. Lisa with 11 points on 3-4 shooting, a perfect 5 Amani Clark scored a career-high Saunders led with 13 points including two -5 from the free-throw line, four rebounds, 19 points and also grabbed a career-high made shots from long range off the LU two blocks and a steal in just 11 minutes. 12 rebounds against Philadelphia. She led bench. Zephrah Pam had 11 points, seven Cynthia Johnson finished with 10 points, the Lady Lions with five assists and three rebounds, and three steals. Pam was 5-for- seven rebounds, four steals, and two as- steals in an all-around performance rally- 9 from the free-throw line as the Lady Li- sists. Zephrah Pam added nine points and ing her team back. Cynthia Johnson fin- ons converted on 52% (12-23) of their eight rebounds. Courtney Lucas chipped in ished with 16 points and eight rebounds attempts. Courtney Smith made three seven points, six rebounds and two assists. while Zephrah Pam also had a double- shots from behind the arc and dished out double scoring 10 points with 10 rebounds a team-high four assists and Courtney to lead the Lady Lions bench production. Lucas grabbed seven rebounds and had Lincoln outscored Philadelphia 45-22 in three assists. the second half and finished with 25 offensive rebounds and scored 20 second chance points.

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Game 15 Game 14 Game 13 Lincoln (PA) 71, Shaw 69 Lincoln (PA) 63, St. Augustine’s 48 Fayetteville State 70, Lincoln (PA) 65 Jan. 13, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 11, 2014, Lincoln Univ. Jan. 9, 2014, Lincoln Univ.

Four Lady Lions netted double- The Lady Lions shook off a shaky The Lincoln University women's figures in the program's first ever win over first half to pull out a 56-50 win against St. basketball team dropped a competitive the Lady Bears of Shaw. Lincoln forced 20 Augustine's. Sophomore Amani Clark led contest against Fayetteville State, 70-65. Lady Bear turnovers and made five three- the way for the Lady Lions with an impres- Guards Cynthia Johnson and Courtney pointers in their victory. sive performance of 13 points, nine re- Smith led Lincoln scorers with 12 points Courtney Smith was sent to the bounds, two assists, and two steals. each. free-throw line where she knocked down The Lady Lions superior second Neither team led by more than six both with three seconds left to give the half production was key to their first CIAA points throughout the game as the Lady Lady Lions a three point lead. conference win of the season. In that final Lions and Lady Broncos battled it out for Shaw then called a timeout and period, Lincoln shot 50 percent from the all 40 minutes. proceeded to move the ball down the field, got to the free throw line 10 times, The lead changed five times over court. Johnson got her hands on a pass forced 16 turnovers, scored 12 fast-break the next 12 minutes, with Fayetteville and deflected the ball out of bounds about points and blocked four shots. State taking a 66-65 lead with 1:27 left to a foot in front of half-court with .5 seconds Three Lady Lions netted double- play. FSU split the pair of free-throws giv- left. Shaw inbounded and quickly hoisted figures against St. Augustine's. Amani Clark ing the Lady Lions a chance to tie up the up a three-pointer that came up short, and led with 13 points and a career-high nine game at the other end. Fayetteville State sealed Lincoln's first ever win over Shaw. rebounds. After going scoreless in the first went on to sink the rest of their free- Cynthia Johnson added four re- half, Cynthia Johnson finished the game throws, after some intentional fouls by bounds and four assists to go along with with 12 points. She also added three as- Lincoln, and held on to seal the victory. her 14 points. She also shot over 54 per- sists, three rebounds and five steals. In addition to Cynthia Johnson's cent from the field. Amani Clark once Courtney Lucas also contributed scoring, she also added nine rebounds and again had an impressive all-around perfor- 11 points, eight rebounds and two assists four assists. Courtney Smith also had three mance, putting up a stat line of 13 points, while Zephrah Pam provided a spark off of assists herself. Zephra Pam contributed 10 seven rebounds, four assists and four the bench with nine points, nine rebounds, points and six rebounds. De'jah Taylor steals. De'jah Taylor and Courtney Smith and four steals. chipped in eight points, three rebounds, also scored in double figures, putting up 11 and two assists. points each. Junior forward Courtney Lu- cas chipped in 10 rebounds and six assists.

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Game 12 Game 11 Game 10 Livingstone 82, Lincoln (PA) 45 Lincoln (PA) 73, Winston-Salem State 71 (OT) Johnson C. Smith 74, Lincoln (PA) 66 Jan. 6, 2014, Salisbury Jan. 4, 2014, Winston-Salem Dec. 18, 2013, Charlotte

Zephrah Pam recorded a game- Amani Clark led the Lady Lions Zephrah Pam had a career night high 11 rebounds against Livingstone, but with 15 points, five steals, and five assists with 21 total rebounds, but the Lady Lions the Lady Lions were downed 82-45 . in a 72-63 road loss against Winston-Salem fell 61-53 to Johnson C. Smith in their CIAA Lincoln was forced into several State. opener. Amani Clark, Cynthia Johnson and first half turnovers and was held to only Lincoln held their largest lead of 12 points Zephrah Pam all had 12 points each for the 21% shooting from the field. Zephrah Pam in the first half of play. Courtney Smith Lady Lions. Pam recorded her second dou- led the Lady Lions with seven rebounds in scored nine points in the first half includ- ble-double of the season against JCSU. the first half. Lincoln grabbed 28 rebounds ing a perfect 6-6 from the free-throw line. Amani Clark and Zephrah Pam to Livingstone's 24, but the Lady Blue Smith also grabbed four rebounds as the paced the Lions in the second half with Bears dominated with 24 paint points and Lady Lions held a slight 25-22 rebounding eight points each. In addition to their scor- 13 points off of LU turnovers. advantage over the Lady Rams. ing, Clark had four steals and knocked Lincoln's bright spot was their 11 Poor shooting from the free- down two three-pointers and Pam added second chance points off of 12 offensive throw line doomed the Lady Lions in the 11 rebounds. JCSU went to the free-throw rebounds. The Lady Blue Bears shot 54% second half. Lincoln went 4-13 while WSSU line in the second half 14 times and con- from the field in the second half and de- converted on 16-22 attempts from the verted on 11 attempts. Lincoln struggled feated the Lady Lions, 82-45. free-throw line to rally from behind and from the charity stripe going 3-12 in the Zephrah Pam, Courtney Lucas, and De'jah open a 10 point lead. The Lady Rams ex- final 20 minutes. Taylor each had seven points against Liv- ploded for 43 second half points and held Overall, the Lady Lions shot 33% ingstone. Pam had 11 rebounds and Amani Lincoln to 30 points and downed the Lady from the free-throw line while JCSU made Clark finished with eight boards. Clark add- Lions 72-63. 16-of-22 attempts. Lincoln won the battle ed six points and two steals, Taylor had Three Lady Lions reached double- in the paint with 54 total rebounds. Zeph- five rebounds and two blocked shots, and figure scoring led by Amani Clark and rah Pam finished with 10 offensive and 11 Cynthia Johnson had three steals and five Courtney Smith who had 15 points each. defensive rebounds finishing with a career points. Zephrah Pam recorded her third double- -high. Cynthia Johnson recorded four as- double of the season with 14 points and a sists and Lisa Saunders added three as- game-high 16 rebounds. Amani Clark also sists. Amani Clark also had a career-high dished out five assists and had five steals five steals and Courtney Smith had three as the Lady Lions forced WSSU into 29 steals. turnovers.

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Game 9 Game 8 Game 7 Lincoln (PA) 80, Mansfield 63 Lincoln (PA) 74, Nyack 51 Le Moyne 70, Lincoln (PA) 59 Dec. 14, 2013, Lincoln Univ. Dec. 5, 2013, Lincoln Univ. Dec. 1, 2013, Lincoln Univ.

Amani Clark had a career night leading the Nyack never led in the one-sided Lincoln opened by quickly taking Lions to an 80-63 victory over Mansfield. contest. Courtney Smith scored 13 points a 5-0 lead within the first minute and a Clark scored 16 points, grabbed eight re- to lead the Lions, while Mieana Gaines had half of the game. A layup by sophomore bounds, dished out six assists, and had 11 points, and Cynthia Johnson had 10 center Mieana Gaines, followed by a three three steals for Lincoln. points. The Lions used a 32-11 run in the -pointer by senior guard Cynthia Johnson The Lions bench outscored Mansfield 36- second half to easily escape with a 23- created the early lead. 13. Lisa Saunders led the attack with nine point win. Le Moyne capitalized off of five points, Zephrah Pam had eight points and Courtney Smith led all Lincoln drawn fouls and two forced turnovers in seven rebounds, De'jah Taylor had even scorers with 13 points and also added four the last four minutes to seal an 11-point points and six rebounds, and Jailen Mur- assists and four rebounds. She also did not victory. phy had six points and two assists. commit a single turnover while handling In addition to her 14 points, Lisa Saunders Lincoln went a season-best 28-37 the ball at the lead guard spot for most of also grabbed four rebounds and was 3-7 (75%) from the free-throw line against the the night. Cynthia Johnson provided an- from three-point territory. Johnson stuffed Mountaineers. Lisa Saunders made all sev- other impressive all-around performance the stat sheet with 13 points, five assists, en of her attempts from the free-throw with 10 points, eight assists, six rebounds six steals and three rebounds while line while Jailen Murphy was 4-5. and four steals. Mieana Gaines posted a shooting over 54 percent from the field. Defensively, the Lions forced the career-high 11 points with five-rebound Mieana Gaines totaled seven points and Mountaineers into 24 turnovers and their effort. eight rebounds, while junior center Zeph- offense capitalized with 31 points off of Ball movement was a key factor rah Pam scored nine points and grabbed those turnovers. Amani Clark and Zephrah for the Lions as they assisted on 19 of their seven rebounds off of the bench. Pam had three steals each. Courtney Smith 25 baskets. Seven different players scored Lincoln displayed solid ball pres- and De'jah Taylor added two each. at least six points against Nyack. Lincoln sure forcing Le Moyne to cough up 11 out-rebounded Nyack with a 57-33 ad- turnovers and also came up with eight vantage. Their 24 offensive rebounds led steals. to 16 second-chance points. Their bench production also played a heavy role in the victory as they outscored Nyack's 33-9.

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Game 6 Game 5 Game 4 Lincoln (PA) 64, Cheyney 42 U. Maryland East. Shore 71, Lincoln (PA) 73 Lincoln (PA) 72, Wilmington 61 Nov. 30, 2013, Lincoln Univ. Nov. 26, 2013, Princess Anne Nov. 23, 2013, Lincoln Univ.

The Lincoln University women's Cynthia Johnson scored 19 points Four Lions netted double-figures basketball team used balanced scoring and and grabbed 12 rebounds, but the Lions as The Lincoln University downed Wilming- stifling defense to easily defeat Cheyney fell to University of Maryland Eastern ton, 72-61 at home. The Lions outscored University, 64-42, in the "Battle of the Shore 73-61 on Tuesday, November 26. Wilmington 43-33 in the second half be- Firsts". Cynthia Johnson made six shots hind 53% from the three-point line and an Senior Cynthia Johnson continued from the field and another six from the overall 43% shooting from the field. to sparkle this season for the Lady Lions by free-throw line to lead the Lions with 19 Courtney Smith paced the Lions scoring a team-high 13 points and grab- points. Johnson did a great job on defense with 10 second half points. Smith was 3-5 bing six rebounds. with eight rebounds and three steals. from three-point range to lead the attack. Freshman De'jah Taylor had nine Jailen Murphy led the LU bench Lincoln made a season-high 10 three- points, seven rebounds and two blocked with nine points. Murphy was a perfect 4- pointers and played aggressive defense shots in 13 entertaining minutes. Junior 4 from the free-throw line as the Lions with 16 steals. Cynthia Johnson scored 11 Courtney Lucas added seven points and a combined for 58% shooting from the chari- points, dished out five assists, and had game-high 12 rebounds for the Lady Lions. ty stripe. four steals against the Wildcats. Courtney Junior Zephrah Pam finished with eight Courtney Smith recorded six Smith finished with 10 points and three rebounds. steals to lead the defense for the Lions. steals and Amani Clark had nine points Overall, The Lincoln University Mieana Gaines had two blocks and De'jah with three steals. allowed Cheyney to make 12 baskets the Taylor had one block. Courtney Lucas led the Lions entire game. The Wolves lived from the UMES led 40-31 at the half on bench scoring with 13 points and five re- foul line by making 18 of 35 attempts. The 43% shooting from the field against Lin- bounds. De'jah Taylor recorded a season- Lady Wolves shot 27 percent for the game. coln. The Lions were the aggressors in the high 10 points and seven rebounds. Taylor The Lincoln University shot a frigid 31 per- second half getting to the free-throw line grabbed five offensive rebounds and cent from the field, but its defensive inten- 21 times, but the Hawks were able to hold drained her first three-pointer of the sea- sity made all the difference. off the Lions for a 71-63 victory. son. Lisa Saunders added eight points and Jailen Murphy scored five points for the LU bench.

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Game 3 Game 2 Game 1 Lincoln (PA) 62, Georgian Court 58 Univ. of Sciences 67, Lincoln (PA) 59 Lincoln (PA) 94, Morgan State 86 (OT) Nov. 19, 2013, Philadelphia Nov. 19, 2013, Philadelphia Nov. 15, 2013, Baltimore

Cynthia Johnson's 11 points, sev- Three Lions reached double figure The Lincoln University women's basketball en steals, and five assists propelled the scoring led by Cynthia Johnson's 14 points, team made history defeating Division I Lions over Georgian Court University 62-58 Zephrah Pam added 12 points with a team Morgan State in their 2013-14 season on the road. Lincoln's defense turned 27 -high nine rebounds, and Courtney Smith opener on the road. The Lions outscored turnovers into 23 points for their offense. had 10 points. Amani Clark added nine the Lady Bears 44-30 in the second half LU's Courtney Smith sealed the points, seven rebounds, and four steals for and then sealed the victory with 12 points Lions second road victory of the season Lincoln. in overtime. JuniorZephrah Pam recorded knocking down free-throws in the final University of Sciences led the a career-high 28 points with 15 rebounds seconds. Smith was 5-6 from the free- entire way and held on for a victory at on 9-of-16 shooting from the field. throw line in the second half. The final home over Lincoln. This marks the first ever win over score was 62-58 as Lincoln improved to 2- The Lions made six three- a Division I opponent for any women's 1 after their third straight game on the pointers, but were held to 27% from the basketball team at The Lincoln University. road. field by the Devils from University of Sci- In her third season as Head Coach of the Johnson led the attack with 11 ences. Lincoln's defense forced 19 turno- Lions, Jessica Kern guided her team to points, while Courtney Lucas had a season- vers and scored 15 points off of turnovers. their greatest win in program history. high 10 points, and both De'jah Taylor and The Lions attempted a valiant The Lincoln University rallied from a twen- Lisa Saunders each had nine points. Amani comeback in the final minutes cutting the ty point deficit in the second half. Three Clark led the Lions with five rebounds and Devils lead to 60-57 after Cynthia Johnson players scored in double figures for the Mieana Gaines was force defensively with made two free-throws. University of Sci- Lions. Zephrah Pam had a career-high 28 three blocks. ences went on to make seven free-throws points with 15 rebounds. Cynthia Johnson to close out the game. Lincoln suffered finished with 18 points, six rebounds, and their first loss this season 67, 59 on the a team-high three assists. Courtney John- road. son had 12 points including three made three-pointers. The Lions bench outscored the Morgan State's bench 43-17. De'jah Taylor, Amani Clark, and Jailen Murphy each had eight points while Lisa Saunders added seven points.

ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent RECORD LAST MEETING RESULT W/L Opponent RECORD LAST MEETING RESULT W/L Albright 0-1 2003 (37-66) L University of Sciences 0-2 2013 (59-67) L Apprentice School 4-5 2007 (48-50) L Ursinus 1-1 2002 (53-74) L Bloomsburg 0-2 2012 (71-74) L Valley Forge 2-0 2004 (58-34) W Bluefield State 1-0 2011 (60-50) W Virginia State 1-12 2014 (64-75) L Bowie State 3-9 2014 (56-60) L Virginia Union 2-12 2014 (48-70) L Briacliffe 3-0 2008 (69-53) W Washington Adventist 2-0 2011 (74-59) W Brooklyn 2-0 2006 (77-63) L West Chester 0-1 2007 (37-93) L Bryn Mawr 2-2 2006 (61-49) W Widener 0-5 2010 (40-83) L Cabrini 0-2 2007 (41-69) L Wilkes 2-1 2005 (75-65) W California (Pa.) 0-1 2007 (54-97) L William Smith 0-1 2006 (49-70) L Central State 0-2 2012 (65-62) L William Paterson 0-1 2003 (53-64) L Chestnut Hill 1-2 2007 (69-68) W Wilmington 2-2 2013 (72-61) W Cheyney 4-9 2013 (64-42) W Wilson 2-0 2006 (67-52) W Chowan 2-8 2014 (47-52) L Winston-Salem State 1-5 2014 (64-62) W College of Saint Rose 0-2 2010 (44-66) L York College 0-1 2006 (64-83) L Columbia Union 1-1 2003 (57-60) L Concordia (Pa.) 1-0 2009 (49-46) W Concordia (NY) 1-0 2012 (72-57) W Coppin State 0-2 2012 (61-80) L Delaware Valley 0-3 2007 (64-69) L Dickinson 0-1 2003 (47-64) L District of Columbia 0-1 2009 (63-67) L Eastern 2-0 2006 (77-60) W Elizabeth City State 1-13 2014 (55-60) L Elmira 0-1 2005 (64-71) L Fayetteville State 0-9 2014 (65-70) L DU-Florham 0-4 2005 (50-71) L Franklin& Marshall 0-2 2004 (62-75) L Gallaudet 1-0 2002 (67-65) W Georgian Court 3-0 2013 (62-58) W GMC 1-0 2006 (80-52) W Green Mountain 1-0 2006 (83-40) W Johnson C. Smith 2-8 2013 (53-61) L Keystone 1-0 2003 (67-62) W Kutztown 0-6 2012 (60-68) L Lancaster Bible 4-0 2004 (89-74) W Lebanon Valley 1-1 2006 (69-49) W Lehman 2-0 2003 (72-48) W Le Moyne 0-1 2013 (59-70) L Livingstone 3-5 2014 (45-82) L Lock Haven 0-1 2010 (58-75) L Lycoming 1-0 2006 (75-62) W Mansfield 1-0 2013 (80-63) W Maryland Eastern Shore 0-2 2013 (63-71) L Millersville 0-4 2010 (47-68) L Misericordia 0-1 2005 (52-73) L Mitchell 1-2 2006 (66-76) L Moravian 0-2 2006 (83-89) L Morgan State 1-0 2013 (94-86) W Mount Alysosis 0-1 2002 (52-57) L New Jersey City 2-1 2006 (77-66) W Neumann 0-1 2002 (60-82) L North Carolina Central 0-1 2007 (62-67) L Notre Dame 2-1 2006 (77-68) W Nyack 1-0 2013 (74-51) W Ohio Valley 0-2 2012 (52-69) L Old Westbury 1-0 2004 (59-33) L Penn College Technological 1-0 2006 (82-53) W Pitts-Greensburg 0-2 2003 (46-87) L Philadelphia 1-4 2014 (71-58) W PSU Berks 0-1 2004 (57-47) W PSU Delaware 2-0 2006 (82-66) W PSU Brandywine 1-0 2007 (73-59) W Ramapo 0-6 2006 (71-78) L Rosemont College 1-0 2006 (62-59) W Rutgers- Camden 1-3 2006 (76-59) W Saint Augustine’s 1-7 2014 (56-50) W Saint Paul’s 3-4 2011 (61-74) L Saint Thomas Aquinas 0-2 2012 (45-64) L Salem International 1-0 2011 (89-42) W Shaw 1-9 2014 (56-71) L Shenandoah 0-1 2002 (48-63) L Southern Virginia 1-0 2004 (81-76) W SUNY-Old Westbury 1-0 2003 (56-48) W Susquehanna 0-5 2006 (54-65) L Swarthmore 1-3 2006 (76-57) W

** Results current from 2002-Present **

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2002-03 vs Swarthmore 49-66 L 2007-08 (7-16) vs Valley Forge Christian 58-34 W (7-17) at Lancaster Bible 89-74 W vs. Cabrini 56-64 L vs Southern Virginia 81-76 W Vs. St Paul’s 64-82 L vs., Ursinus 45-38 W at Chestnut Hill 44-58 L vs. Bowie State 50-82 L vs. Ramapo 60-94 L at Newport News 50-59 L at Elizabeth City State 50-71 L vs. Susquehanna 46-60 L vs. New Jersey City 64-58 W at Virginia State 53-73 L at Cheyney 59-68 L vs. California (PA) 54-97 L at Shenandoah 48-63 L 2005-06 at West Chester 37-93 L vs. Gallaudet 67-65 W (8-19) vs. Millersville 31-59 L at Neumann 60-68 L at Briarcliff 61-52 W at FDU- Florham 50-71 L vs Misericordia 52-73 L at Virginia Union 68-65 W vs Lehman 90-65 W vs. Rutgers- Camden 52-61 L vs. Cheyney 66-82 L at Wilkes 54-84 L at Susquehanna 51-68 L at Chestnut Hill 70-68 L vs Dickinson 47-64 L vs. Cheyney 32-40 L at Kutztown 54-79 L at Swarthmore 48-66 L Bowie State 42-77 L at Cabrini 41-69 L at Ursinus 53-74 L Moravian 53-94 L vs. Elizabeth City State 45-63 L at. Pittsburg- Greensburg 35-78 L vs. Elmira 64-71 L vs. Chestnut Hill 69-68 W at Mount Alysosius 44-68 L vs. Mitchell 80-66 W vs. Delaware Valley 64-69 L vs Bryn Mawr 47-40 W PSU Delco 78-71 W vs. Newport News 77-66 W at Lancaster Bible 56-42 W at Kutztown 53-79 L vs. North Carolina Central 62-67 L vs Cheyney 53-63 L at Widener 35-56 L at. Apprentice School 48-50 L at Columbia Union 55-66 L vs Ramapo 53-72 L at Wilmington 77-87 L vs. Mount Aloysius 52-57 L vs St Elizabeth’s 74-21 W vs. Briarcliff 82-67 W vs. Columbia Union 50-49 W at Delaware Valley 49-81 L vs. Virginia Union 48-83 L vs. Lancaster Bible 47-41 W at Newport News 59-62 L vs Penn State-Brandywine 73-59 W Brooklyn 59-49 W at Johnson C. Smith 48-85 L 2003-04 at Bowie State 65-70 L (7-15) at Lebanon Valley 55-67 L 2008-2009 Newport News 79-71 W (2-25) vs. Lehman 72-48 W Wilkes 75-65 W at Ramapo 49-53 L Bryn Mawr 49-56 L vs. Briarcliff 69-53 W vs. Cheyney 72-97 L FDU-Florham 50-71 L vs. College of St. Rose 63-80 L vs. Lancaster Bible 63-37 W at Swarthmore 67-78 L at Saint Paul’s 67-97 L vs. Widener 51-83 L at Notre Dame (Md.) 52-62 L vs. Virginia Union 64-72 L at. Susquehanna 48-64 L Eastern 81-56 W at Elizabeth City State 73-94 L vs. William Paterson 53-64 L at Mitchell 80-82 L vs. Kutztown 48-75 L vs. Suny-old Westbury 56-48 W vs. Green Mountain 83-40 W vs. Shaw 54-82 L vs. Albright 37-66 L at West Chester 45-94 L at FDU-Florham 49-75 L 2006-07 vs. Millersville 49-79 L vs. Rutgers-Camden 42-79 L (17-8) at Philadelphia 39-94 L at Ramapo 48-64 L vs. Cheyney 56-62 L at Newport News 43-71 L vs. Rosemont 62-59 W at Fayetteville State 49-99 L vs. Valley Forge Christian 69-52 W vs. Rutgers- Camden 76-59 W at Bowie State 55-85 L vs. Pitt.-Greensburg 46-87 L vs. Susquehanna 54-65 L at Shaw 42-70 L vs. Keystone 50-62 L vs. Cheyney 50-77 L at St. Augustine’s 49-85 L at Keystone 67-62 W at Wilson 67-52 W vs. Livingstone 84-79 W vs. Wilmington 57-48 W at Brooklyn 77-63 W vs. Virginia State 65-97 L at Columbia Union 57-60 L vs. Kutztown 58-62 L vs. Saint Augustine’s 49-76 L at Bryn Mawr 44-49 L vs. York (PA) 64-83 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 55-80 L vs Newport News 41-58 L vs. William Smith 49-70 L at Virginia State 65-81 L at Moravian 83-89 L vs. Fayetteville State 64-82 L 2004-05 vs. Lebanon Valley 69-49 W at Livingstone 65-71 L (8-13) at Penn State Del 82-66 W vs. Elizabeth City State 69-75 L vs Notre Dame 77-68 W vs. Bowie State 52-69 L vs Old Westbury 59-53 W vs Lycoming 75-62 W at Virginia Union 47-79 L at Ramapo 43-60 L vs. St. Elizabeth 80-72 W vs. Saint Paul’s 57-86 L vs Cheyney 28-78 L at Wilkes 75-71 W at Johnson C. Smith 58-101 L vs PSU-Berks 57-47 W vs. Penn of Tech 82-53 W at Wilmington (Del.) 45-60 L at GMC 80-52 W vs Notre Dame 67-56 W at Mitchell 66-76 L vs Wilson 69-55 W vs. Ramapo 71-78 L vs Susquehanna 50-63 L vs Swarthmore 76-57 W vs Franklin & Marshall 53-59 L at Bryn Mawr 61-49 W at FSU- Florham 41-73 L vs. Newport News App. 76-65 W vs Rutgers-Camden 53-70 L at New Jersey City 77-66 W at Newport News 37-64 L at Eastern 77-60 W at Franklin & Marshall 62-75 L at New Jersey City 53-69 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2009-2010 vs. Cheyney 64-62 W (5-21) at Bloomsburg 63-85 L vs. Le Moyne 59-70 L vs. Philadelphia 61-62 L vs. Nyack 74-51 W vs. Concordia 49-46 W vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas 42-57 L vs. Mansfield 80-63 W vs. District of Columbia 63-67 L vs. Washington Adventist 74-59 W at Johnson C. Smith 53-61 L at Fayetteville State 56-86 L at Central State 62-74 L at Winston-Salem State 63-72 L at Chowan 57-81 L at Kutztown 58-82 L at Livingstone 45-82 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 48-58 L vs. Ohio Valley 52-69 L vs. Fayetteville State 65-70 L vs. Livingstone 55-52 W at Saint Augustine’s 66-81 L vs. St. Augustine’s 56-50 W at West Chester 38-75 L vs. Livingstone 67-74 L vs. Shaw 62-59 W vs. Millersville 59-75 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 54-64 L vs. Philadelphia 71-58 W at Shaw 61-84 L vs. Fayetteville State 68-70 L-ot vs. Bowie State 54-43 W at St. Augustine’s 57-83 L at Winston-Salem State 44-94 L at Elizabeth City State 56-64 L vs. Fayetteville State 76-78 L at Shaw 51-67 L vs. Virginia Union 65-63 W vs. Chowan University 56-69 L at Elizabeth City State 56-60 L vs. Chowan 65-71 L at Johnson C. Smith 52-67 L at Chowan 68-67 W vs. Virginia State 53-67 L at Livingstone 65-112 L at Maryland Eastern Shore 45-59 L at Bowie State 56-60 L-OT at Elizabeth City State 53-71 L vs. Bowie State 44-63 L vs. Elizabeth City State 55-60 L vs. Shaw 60-77 L vs. Virginia Union 41-45 L at Virginia Union 48-70 L vs. Saint Augustine’s 58-62 L vs. Virginia State 69-67 W at Chowan 47-52 L at Virginia State 60-80 L vs. Elizabeth City State 55-48 W at Virginia State 64-75 L vs. Cheyney 62-52 W vs. Chowan 55-58 L vs. Winston-Salem State 64-62 W vs. Virginia Union 73-91 L at Bowie State 45-78 L vs. Shaw 56-71 L vs. Virginia State 52-72 L at Virginia Union 76-85 L vs. Elizabeth City State 46-64 L at Virginia State 50-75 L at Virginia Union 47-52 L vs. Winston-Salem State 57-79 L at Bowie State 56-65 L vs. St. Paul’s 55-53 W 2012-2013 at St. Paul’s 61-56 W (10-17)

2010-2011 vs. Bluefield State 60-50 W (3-24) at Ohio Valley 58-70 L at Georgian Court 57-54 W vs. Saint Rose 44-66 L vs. Cheyney 55-50 W vs. Cheyney 62-72 L at Bloomsburg 63-85 L at Coppin State 65-95 L vs. Philadelphia 61-62 L at Lock Haven 58-75 L vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas 42-57 L at West Chester 40-83 L vs. Washington Adventist 74-59 W vs. Millersville 47-68 L at Central State 62-74 L at Washington Adventist 78-51 W at Kutztown 58-82 L vs. Saint Augustine’s 64-87 L vs. Ohio Valley 52-69 L at Livingstone 61-72 L at Saint Augustine’s 66-81 L at Johnson C. Smith 57-68 L vs. Livingstone 67-74 L at Fayetteville State 53-61 L vs. Johnson C. Smith 54-64 L vs. Winston-Salem State 55-73 L vs. Fayetteville State 68-70 L-ot vs. Shaw 60-89 L at Winston-Salem State 44-94 L vs. Elizabeth City State 60-66 L at Shaw 51-67 L vs. Chowan 50-55 L at Elizabeth City State 56-60 L at Virginia Union 46-71 L at Chowan 68-67 W at Virginia State 46-64 L at Maryland Eastern Shore 45-59 L vs. Saint Paul’s 68-60 W vs. Bowie State 44-63 L at Bowie State 50-60 L vs. Virginia Union 41-45 L at Elizabeth City State 39-56 L vs. Virginia State 69-67 W at Chowan 49-79 L vs. Elizabeth City State 55-48 W vs. Bowie State 46-80 L vs. Chowan 55-58 L vs. Salem International 89-42 W at Bowie State 45-78 L vs. Virginia Union 40-49 L at Virginia Union 76-85 L vs. Virginia State 47-60 L at Virginia State 50-75 L at Saint Paul’s 61-74 L vs. Winston-Salem State 57-79 L vs. Shaw 63-95 L 2013-2014 2011-2012 (12-16) (7-22) at Morgan State 94-86 W vs. Bluefield State 60-50 W at University of Sciences 59-67 L at Ohio Valley 58-70 L at Georgian Court 62-58 W at Georgian Court 57-54 W vs. Wilmington 72-61 W vs. Cheyney 55-50 W at Univ. of Maryland E. Shore 63-71 L

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME SEASON RECORDS

Points 5. .439 DeJuana MOSLEY (61-139) - 2008-09 1. 432 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 6. .412 Tequila JIMENEZ (28-68) - 2009-10 2. 395 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 7. .403 DeJuana MOSLEY (87-216) - 2010-11 3. 347 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 8. .400 Jasmine JONES (8-20) - 2008-09 4. 333 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 9. .397 Noel Webster (25-63) - 2007-08 5. 329 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 10. .395 Denyse MOORE (58-147) - 2012-13

6. 315 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 7. 310 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 3-point field goals made 8. 309 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 1. 53 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2013-14 9. 305 Tahlar MCINTOSH (28 games) - 2012-13 2. 38 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 10. 279 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 3. 35 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 279 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 4. 34 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 5. 32 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2012-13 Scoring average (minimum 5 games) 6. 27 Brittney WATERS (27 games) - 2010-11 1. 16.0 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 7. 26 Lisa SAUNDERS (28 games) - 2013-14 2. 15.2 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 26 Angelle GREEN (27 games) - 2008-09 3. 14.6 Denyse MOORE (10 games) - 2012-13 9. 25 Britny ADAMS (20 games) - 2008-09 4. 13.9 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 10. 23 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 5. 13.8 DeJuana MOSLEY (12 games) - 2008-09 23 Chanelle Harris (24 games) - 2007-08 6. 13.7 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 23 Sharay DuBOSE (29 games) - 2011-12 7. 13.2 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 8. 12.0 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 3-point field goals attempted 9. 11.6 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 1. 181 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2013-14 10. 11.1 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 2. 139 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 3. 129 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2012-13 Field goals made 4. 126 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 1. 144 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 5. 123 Brittney WATERS (27 games) - 2010-11 2. 121 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 6. 115 Lisa SAUNDERS (28 games) - 2013-14 3. 119 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 7. 114 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 4. 118 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 8. 109 Angelle GREEN (27 games) - 2008-09 5. 113 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 9. 102 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 6. 106 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 10. 98 Chanelle Harris (24 games) - 2007-08 106 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 8. 105 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 3-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made) 9. 100 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 1. .385 Britny ADAMS (25-65) - 2008-09 10. 96 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 2. .333 Sharay DuBOSE (38-114) - 2008-09 .333 Krystal FLUELLEN (5-15) - 2011-12 Field goals attempted .333 Tahlar McINTOSH (5-15) - 2011-12 1. 369 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 .333 Danielle SMALLWOOD (17-51) - 2010-11 2. 367 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 6. .322 DeJuana MOSLEY (19-59) - 2008-09 3. 341 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 7. .300 Latoya Thompson (15-50) - 2007-08 4. 331 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 8. .293 Courtney SMITH (53-181) - 2013-14 5. 317 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 9. .290 Tahlar MCINTOSH (9-31) - 2012-13 6. 305 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 10. .270 Lisa SAUNDERS (10-37) - 2012-13 7. 302 Brittney WATERS (27 games) - 2010-11 302 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 9. 286 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 10. 283 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made) 1. .714 Asha Atkinson (5-7) - 2006-07 2. .556 Lerynica MILLER (15-27) - 2011-12 3. .450 Dejah TAYLOR (54-120) - 2013-14 4. .439 Tahlar McINTOSH (29-66) - 2010-11

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME SEASON RECORDS Free throws made 6. 7.1 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 1. 130 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 7. 7.1 Mfon EKANEM (26 games) - 2010-11 2. 118 Tahlar MCINTOSH (28 games) - 2012-13 8. 7.0 DeJuana MOSLEY (12 games) - 2008-09 3. 106 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 9. 6.8 DeJuana MOSLEY (22 games) - 2010-11 4. 105 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 10. 6.6 Zephrah PAM (19 games) - 2012-13 5. 103 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 6. 95 Sharay DuBOSE (29 games) - 2011-12 Defensive rebounds 7. 89 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 1. 148 Zephrah PAM (115o-148d) - 2013-14 8. 87 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 2. 132 Dejuana MOSLEY (39o-132d) - 2009-10 9. 81 Cynthia JOHNSON (29 games) - 2011-12 3. 127 Mfon EKANEM (96o-127d) - 2011-12 10. 75 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 4. 112 Tahlar MCINTOSH (64o-112d) - 2012-13 75 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 5. 110 Courtney LUCAS (42o-110d) - 2013-14 6. 108 Tanina COOK (90o-108d) - 2008-09 Free throws attempted 7. 107 DeJuana MOSLEY (42o-107d) - 2010-11 1. 190 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 8. 105 Krystal FLUELLEN (50o-105d) - 2011-12 2. 168 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 9. 104 Mfon EKANEM (81o-104d) - 2010-11 3. 167 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 10. 103 Sharay DuBOSE (69o-103d) - 2008-09 4. 158 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 5. 157 Tahlar MCINTOSH (28 games) - 2012-13 Defense rebound avg (minimum 5 games) 6. 150 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 1. 5.5 Dejuana MOSLEY (24 games) - 2009-10 7. 138 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 2. 5.3 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 8. 134 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 3. 4.9 DeJuana MOSLEY (22 games) - 2010-11 9. 133 Cynthia JOHNSON (29 games) - 2011-12 4. 4.8 DeJuana MOSLEY (12 games) - 2008-09 10. 125 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 5. 4.5 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2011-12 6. 4.2 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made) 7. 4.0 Mfon EKANEM (26 games) - 2010-11 1. .824 Noel WEBSTER (14-17) - 2008-09 4.0 Sharay DuBOSE (25 games) - 2010-11 2. .813 Jailen MURPHY (13-16) - 2013-14 4.0 Tahlar MCINTOSH (28 games) - 2012-13 3. .792 Sharay DuBOSE (95-120) - 2011-12 4.0 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 4. .769 Sharay DuBOSE (103-134) - 2010-11 5. .768 Sharay DuBOSE (106-138) - 2008-09 Offensive rebounds 6. .752 Tahlar MCINTOSH (118-157) - 2012-13 1. 115 Zephrah PAM (115o-148d) - 2013-14 7. .750 Tahlar McINTOSH (15-20) - 2010-11 2. 111 Tanina Cook (111o-78d) - 2007-08 8. .739 Tahlar MCINTOSH (17-23) - 2009-10 3. 96 Mfon EKANEM (96o-127d) - 2011-12 9. .733 Lisa SAUNDERS (22-30) - 2013-14 4. 90 Tanina COOK (90o-108d) - 2008-09 10. .730 Courtney SMITH (46-63) - 2012-13 5. 81 Mfon EKANEM (81o-95d) - 2012-13 81 Mfon EKANEM (81o-104d) - 2010-11 Rebounds 7. 73 Amani CLARK (73o-75d) - 2013-14 1. 263 Zephrah PAM (115o-148d) - 2013-14 8. 70 DeJuana MOSLEY (70o-97d) - 2007-08 2. 223 Mfon EKANEM (96o-127d) - 2011-12 9. 69 Sharay DuBOSE (69o-103d) - 2008-09 3. 198 Tanina COOK (90o-108d) - 2008-09 10. 68 Mfon EKANEM (68o-96d) - 2009-10 4. 189 Tanina Cook (111o-78d) - 2007-08 5. 185 Mfon EKANEM (81o-104d) - 2010-11 Offense rebound avg (minimum 5 games) 6. 176 Tahlar MCINTOSH (64o-112d) - 2012-13 1. 4.6 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 176 Mfon EKANEM (81o-95d) - 2012-13 2. 4.1 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 8. 172 Sharay DuBOSE (69o-103d) - 2008-09 3. 3.4 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2011-12 9. 171 Dejuana MOSLEY (39o-132d) - 2009-10 4. 3.3 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 10. 167 DeJuana MOSLEY (70o-97d) - 2007-08 5. 3.1 Mfon EKANEM (26 games) - 2010-11 6. 3.0 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 Rebounding average (minimum 5 games) 7. 2.9 Zephrah PAM (19 games) - 2012-13 1. 9.4 Zephrah PAM (28 games) - 2013-14 8. 2.9 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2012-13 2. 8.0 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2011-12 9. 2.8 Noel WEBSTER (9 games) - 2008-09 3. 7.9 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 10. 2.7 Mfon EKANEM (25 games) - 2009-10 4. 7.3 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 5. 7.3 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME SEASON RECORDS Assists 7. 51 DeJuana MOSLEY - 2007-08 1. 108 Chanelle Harris - 2007-08 8. 50 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-11 2. 103 Chanelle HARRIS - 2008-09 9. 49 Chanelle HARRIS - 2008-09 3. 102 Denyse MOORE - 2011-12 49 Courtney SMITH - 2013-14 4. 91 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2013-14 5. 83 Chanelle HARRIS - 2009-10 Steals average (minimum 5 games) 6. 81 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2012-13 1. 2.8 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 7. 71 Courtney SMITH - 2013-14 2. 2.6 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 8. 70 Sasha EVANS - 2010-11 3. 2.5 Amani CLARK (28 games) - 2013-14 9. 67 Amani CLARK - 2013-14 4. 2.4 Denyse MOORE (10 games) - 2012-13 10. 65 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-11 5. 2.4 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2012-13 6. 2.3 Chanelle Harris (24 games) - 2007-08 Assists average (minimum 5 games) 7. 2.3 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 1. 4.5 Chanelle Harris (24 games) - 2007-08 8. 2.2 DeJuana MOSLEY (23 games) - 2007-08 2. 3.8 Chanelle HARRIS (27 games) - 2008-09 9. 1.9 Cynthia JOHNSON (26 games) - 2010-11 3. 3.5 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 10. 1.8 Sasha EVANS (26 games) - 2010-11 4. 3.3 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 5. 3.2 Chanelle HARRIS (26 games) - 2009-10 Minutes 6. 2.9 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2012-13 1. 962 Denyse MOORE - 2011-12 7. 2.7 Sasha EVANS (26 games) - 2010-11 2. 950 Sharay DuBOSE - 2008-09 8. 2.5 Courtney SMITH (28 games) - 2013-14 3. 935 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2013-14 9. 2.5 Cynthia JOHNSON (26 games) - 2010-11 4. 882 Courtney SMITH - 2013-14 10. 2.4 Amani CLARK (28 games) - 2013-14 5. 873 Tanina COOK - 2008-09 6. 855 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2012-13 Blocked shots 7. 827 Sharay DUBOSE - 2009-10 1. 60 Mfon EKANEM - 2010-11 8. 803 Tanina Cook - 2007-08 2. 43 Mfon EKANEM - 2011-12 9. 787 Courtney SMITH - 2012-13 3. 34 Mfon EKANEM - 2009-10 10. 785 Tahlar MCINTOSH - 2012-13 4. 30 Mfon EKANEM - 2012-13 5. 28 Sharell McMillan - 2007-08 Minutes average 6. 26 Mieana GAINES - 2013-14 1. 35.2 Sharay DuBOSE (27 games) - 2008-09 7. 21 Denyse MOORE - 2011-12 2. 35.0 Tanina Cook (1 games) - 2006-07 8. 20 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2012-13 3. 34.0 Asha Atkinson (1 games) - 2006-07 20 Dejah TAYLOR - 2013-14 4. 33.7 Asha Atkinson (20 games) - 2007-08 10. 15 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2013-14 5. 33.5 Tanina Cook (24 games) - 2007-08 6. 33.4 Cynthia JOHNSON (28 games) - 2013-14 Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games) 7. 33.2 Denyse MOORE (29 games) - 2011-12 1. 2.3 Mfon EKANEM (26 games) - 2010-11 8. 33.0 Sharell McMillan (1 games) - 2006-07 2. 1.5 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2011-12 9. 32.3 Tanina COOK (27 games) - 2008-09 3. 1.4 Mfon EKANEM (25 games) - 2009-10 10. 31.8 Sharay DUBOSE (26 games) - 2009-10 4. 1.3 Charity HART (6 games) - 2009-10 5. 1.2 Sharell McMillan (23 games) - 2007-08 6. 1.1 Mfon EKANEM (28 games) - 2012-13 7. 0.9 Mieana GAINES (28 games) - 2013-14 8. 0.9 Lerynica MILLER (7 games) - 2011-12 0.9 Jasmine JONES (7 games) - 2008-09 10. 0.8 Dejah TAYLOR (25 games) - 2013-14

Steals 1. 82 Denyse MOORE - 2011-12 2. 72 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2013-14 3. 69 Amani CLARK - 2013-14 4. 66 Courtney SMITH - 2012-13 5. 63 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2012-13 6. 55 Chanelle Harris - 2007-08

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME CAREER RECORDS Points 7. .380 Danielle SMALLWOOD (112-295) - 2009-11 1. 1434 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. .377 Latoya Thompson (40-106) - 2006-08 2. 1064 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 9. .363 Denyse MOORE (177-488) - 2011-13 3. 1056 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 10. .360 Tahlar MCINTOSH (176-489) - 2009-13 4. 607 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 5. 580 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 3-point field goals made 6. 550 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 1. 100 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 7. 493 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 2. 98 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. 403 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 3. 85 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 9. 390 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 4. 55 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 10. 381 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 5. 43 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 6. 36 Lisa SAUNDERS (52 games) - 2012-14 Scoring average (minimum 5 games) 7. 35 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 1. 13.4 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. 31 Alaysia WASHINGTON (57 games) - 2011-14 2. 13.0 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 9. 30 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 3. 12.6 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 30 Angelle Green (52 games) - 2006-09 4. 10.6 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 5. 9.6 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 3-point field goals attempted 6. 9.6 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 1. 380 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 7. 8.2 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 2. 376 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. 8.1 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 3. 310 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 9. 7.0 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 4. 280 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 10. 6.6 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 5. 200 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 6. 153 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 Field goals made 7. 152 Lisa SAUNDERS (52 games) - 2012-14 1. 451 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. 140 Angelle Green (52 games) - 2006-09 2. 372 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 9. 134 Alaysia WASHINGTON (57 games) - 2011-14 3. 358 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 10. 113 Courtney LUCAS (75 games) - 2011-14 4. 202 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 5. 192 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 3-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made) 6. 177 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 1. .385 Britny ADAMS (25-65) - 2008-09 7. 176 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 2. .338 Tahlar MCINTOSH (22-65) - 2009-13 8. 151 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 3. .313 Krystal FLUELLEN (5-16) - 2011-13 9. 136 Courtney LUCAS (75 games) - 2011-14 4. .308 Latoya Thompson (16-52) - 2006-08 10. 128 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 5. .300 Danielle SMALLWOOD (30-100) - 2009-11 6. .274 Courtney SMITH (85-310) - 2012-14 Field goals attempted 7. .263 DeJuana MOSLEY (100-380) - 2007-11 1. 1287 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 8. .261 Sharay DuBOSE (98-376) - 2008-12 2. 1060 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 9. .237 Lisa SAUNDERS (36-152) - 2012-14 3. 974 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 10. .231 Alaysia WASHINGTON (31-134) - 2011-14 4. 711 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 5. 560 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 6. 489 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 7. 488 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 8. 451 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 9. 447 Courtney LUCAS (75 games) - 2011-14 10. 404 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made) 1. .556 Lerynica MILLER (15-27) - 2011-12 2. .450 Dejah TAYLOR (54-120) - 2013-14 3. .400 Jasmine JONES (8-20) - 2008-09 4. .397 Tequila JIMENEZ (29-73) - 2009-10,11-12 5. .382 DeJuana MOSLEY (372-974) - 2007-11 6. .380 Noel Webster (46-121) - 2006-09

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME CAREER RECORDS Free throws made 6. 5.3 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 1. 434 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 7. 4.8 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 2. 313 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 8. 4.4 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 3. 212 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 9. 4.4 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 4. 206 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 10. 4.3 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 5. 148 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 6. 146 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 Defensive rebounds 7. 133 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 1. 422 Mfon EKANEM (326o-422d) - 2009-13 8. 125 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 2. 394 DeJuana MOSLEY (177o-394d) - 2007-11 9. 87 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 3. 345 Sharay DuBOSE (221o-345d) - 2008-12 10. 64 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 4. 303 Cynthia JOHNSON (169o-303d) - 2010-14 64 Amani CLARK (52 games) - 2012-14 5. 243 Tahlar MCINTOSH (150o-243d) - 2009-13 6. 217 Zephrah PAM (171o-217d) - 2012-14 Free throws attempted 7. 195 Courtney LUCAS (65o-195d) - 2011-14 1. 588 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 8. 189 Tanina Cook (203o-189d) - 2006-09 2. 582 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 9. 167 Chanelle Harris (58o-167d) - 2006-10 3. 365 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 10. 134 Denyse MOORE (55o-134d) - 2011-13 4. 280 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 5. 247 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 Defense rebound avg (minimum 5 games) 6. 241 Brittney WATERS (107 games) - 2009-13 1. 4.9 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 7. 235 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 2. 4.6 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 8. 189 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 3. 3.9 Mfon EKANEM (107 games) - 2009-13 9. 136 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 4. 3.6 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 10. 135 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 5. 3.6 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 6. 3.4 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made) 7. 3.2 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 1. .813 Jailen MURPHY (13-16) - 2013-14 8. 2.7 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 2. .746 Sharay DuBOSE (434-582) - 2008-12 9. 2.7 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 3. .736 Tahlar MCINTOSH (206-280) - 2009-13 10. 2.6 Courtney LUCAS (75 games) - 2011-14 4. .722 Noel Webster (26-36) - 2006-09 5. .704 Denyse MOORE (133-189) - 2011-13 Offensive rebounds 6. .702 Courtney SMITH (87-124) - 2012-14 1. 326 Mfon EKANEM (326o-422d) - 2009-13 7. .698 Sharell McMillan (30-43) - 2006-08 2. 221 Sharay DuBOSE (221o-345d) - 2008-12 8. .696 Lisa SAUNDERS (39-56) - 2012-14 3. 203 Tanina Cook (203o-189d) - 2006-09 9. .667 Asha Atkinson (50-75) - 2006-08 4. 177 DeJuana MOSLEY (177o-394d) - 2007-11 10. .632 Tequila JIMENEZ (12-19) - 2009-10,11-12 5. 171 Zephrah PAM (171o-217d) - 2012-14 6. 169 Cynthia JOHNSON (169o-303d) - 2010-14 Rebounds 7. 163 Brittney WATERS (163o-104d) - 2009-13 1. 748 Mfon EKANEM (326o-422d) - 2009-13 8. 150 Tahlar MCINTOSH (150o-243d) - 2009-13 2. 571 DeJuana MOSLEY (177o-394d) - 2007-11 9. 86 Amani CLARK (86o-92d) - 2012-14 3. 566 Sharay DuBOSE (221o-345d) - 2008-12 10. 71 Danielle SMALLWOOD (71o-119d) - 2009-11 4. 472 Cynthia JOHNSON (169o-303d) - 2010-14 71 Alease TABB (71o-99d) - 2008-11 5. 393 Tahlar MCINTOSH (150o-243d) - 2009-13 6. 392 Tanina Cook (203o-189d) - 2006-09 Offense rebound avg (minimum 5 games) 7. 388 Zephrah PAM (171o-217d) - 2012-14 1. 3.9 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 8. 267 Brittney WATERS (163o-104d) - 2009-13 2. 3.6 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 9. 260 Courtney LUCAS (65o-195d) - 2011-14 3. 3.0 Mfon EKANEM (107 games) - 2009-13 10. 225 Chanelle Harris (58o-167d) - 2006-10 4. 2.7 Dejah TAYLOR (25 games) - 2013-14 5. 2.5 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 Rebounding average (minimum 5 games) 6. 2.2 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 1. 8.3 Zephrah PAM (47 games) - 2012-14 7. 2.1 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 2. 7.5 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 8. 2.0 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 3. 7.0 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 9. 1.7 Tahlar MCINTOSH (89 games) - 2009-13 4. 7.0 Mfon EKANEM (107 games) - 2009-13 10. 1.7 Amani CLARK (52 games) - 2012-14 5. 6.0 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08

LINCOLN (PA) ALL-TIME CAREER RECORDS Assists 6. 115 Courtney SMITH - 2012-14 1. 300 Chanelle Harris - 2006-10 7. 106 Denyse MOORE - 2011-13 2. 278 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-14 8. 91 Mfon EKANEM - 2009-13 3. 152 Sasha Evans - 2006-11 9. 82 Amani CLARK - 2012-14 4. 130 Sharay DuBOSE - 2008-12 10. 76 Tanina Cook - 2006-09 5. 121 Denyse MOORE - 2011-13 6. 104 Courtney SMITH - 2012-14 Steals average (minimum 5 games) 7. 102 DeJuana MOSLEY - 2007-11 1. 2.7 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 8. 80 Danielle SMALLWOOD - 2009-11 2. 2.1 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 80 Brittney WATERS- 2009-13 3. 2.1 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 10. 79 Amani CLARK - 2012-14 4. 1.9 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 5. 1.7 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 Assists average (minimum 5 games) 6. 1.6 Amani CLARK (52 games) - 2012-14 1. 3.8 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 7. 1.5 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 2. 3.1 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 8. 1.5 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 3. 2.5 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 9. 1.4 Sasha Evans (97 games) - 2006-11 4. 1.9 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 10. 1.3 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 5. 1.7 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 6. 1.6 Sasha Evans (97 games) - 2006-11 Minutes 7. 1.5 Amani CLARK (52 games) - 2012-14 1. 3258 Sharay DuBOSE - 2008-12 8. 1.4 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 2. 3141 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-14 9. 1.3 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 3. 2398 Mfon EKANEM - 2009-13 10. 1.3 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 4. 2298 DeJuana MOSLEY - 2007-11 5. 2204 Brittney WATERS- 2009-13 Blocked shots 6. 2151 Chanelle Harris - 2006-10 1. 167 Mfon EKANEM - 2009-13 7. 1711 Tanina Cook - 2006-09 2. 48 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-14 8. 1693 Tahlar MCINTOSH - 2009-13 3. 33 Mieana GAINES - 2012-14 9. 1669 Courtney SMITH - 2012-14 4. 29 DeJuana MOSLEY - 2007-11 10. 1645 Sasha Evans - 2006-11 5. 28 Sharell McMillan - 2006-08 6. 24 Alease TABB - 2008-11 Minutes average 7. 23 Denyse MOORE - 2011-13 1. 33.7 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08 23 Courtney LUCAS - 2011-14 2. 32.9 Tanina Cook (52 games) - 2006-09 9. 21 Tahlar MCINTOSH - 2009-13 3. 31.9 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 10. 20 Dejah TAYLOR - 2013-14 4. 30.4 Sharay DuBOSE (107 games) - 2008-12 5. 29.8 Courtney SMITH (56 games) - 2012-14 Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games) 6. 28.4 DeJuana MOSLEY (81 games) - 2007-11 1. 1.6 Mfon EKANEM (107 games) - 2009-13 7. 28.3 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 2. 1.2 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 8. 27.6 Sharell McMillan (24 games) - 2006-08 3. 0.9 Lerynica MILLER (7 games) - 2011-12 9. 27.6 Chanelle Harris (78 games) - 2006-10 0.9 Jasmine JONES (7 games) - 2008-09 10. 25.7 Danielle SMALLWOOD (48 games) - 2009-11 5. 0.9 Charity HART (20 games) - 2009-11 6. 0.8 Dejah TAYLOR (25 games) - 2013-14 7. 0.6 Mieana GAINES (53 games) - 2012-14 8. 0.6 Denyse MOORE (39 games) - 2011-13 9. 0.4 Cynthia JOHNSON (111 games) - 2010-14 10. 0.4 Alease TABB (63 games) - 2008-11 0.4 Asha Atkinson (21 games) - 2006-08

Steals 1. 230 Cynthia JOHNSON - 2010-14 2. 148 Chanelle Harris - 2006-10 3. 132 Sasha Evans - 2006-11 4. 128 Sharay DuBOSE - 2008-12 5. 125 DeJuana MOSLEY - 2007-11

LINCOLN (PA) SINGLE GAME RECORDS Most points 5 SMITH,Courtney; at Virginia State; 2/22/14 1. 33 MOORE,Denyse; Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 4. 4 ADAMS,Britny; at Johnson C. Smith; 02/21/09 2. 31 DUBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 4 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Fayetteville State; 01/03/09 3. 29 DUBOSE,Sharay; Salem International; 02/14/11 4 GREEN,Angelle; Elizabeth City State; 02/10/09 4. 28 DuBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State; 02/02/09 4 GREEN,Angelle; Bowie State; 2/12/09 28 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 4 MOSLEY, DeJuana; at Apprentice School; 02-09-08 6. 27 DuBOSE,Sharay; vs Shaw; 2/28/11 4 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Virginia Union; 11/20/08 7. 26 WATERS,Brittney; at Saint Paul's; 2/24/11 4 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Virginia Union Women; 2/4/10 8. 25 DuBOSE,Sharay; Saint Paul's; 02/05/11 4 McMILLAN, Sharell; North Carolina Central U; 02/08/08 25 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Kutztown; 11/27/12 4 SMALLWOOD,Danielle; at Shaw; 01/02/10 25 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Virginia Union; 2/4/10 4 SMITH,Courtney; Fayetteville State; 1/9/14 4 WATERS,Brittney; Shaw University; 1/20/11 Field goals made 4 WATERS,Brittney; Virginia State; 2/2/12 1. 12 DuBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State; 02/02/09 12 MOORE,Denyse; Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 3-point field goals attempted 3. 10 DuBOSE,Sharay; Saint Paul's; 02/05/11 1. 12 MOSLEY, DeJuana; Elizabeth City State; 01/22/08 10 MOORE,Denyse; Univ. of the Sciences; 11-15-12 12 McMILLAN, Sharell; Chestnut Hill College; 01/26/08 5. 9 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Fayetteville State; 01/03/09 12 SMITH,Courtney; at Virginia State; 2/22/14 9 DuBOSE,Sharay; vs Shaw; 2/28/11 4. 11 GREEN,Angelle; Elizabeth City State; 02/10/09 9 HARRIS, Chanelle; Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 11 SAUNDERS,Lisa; at UofMD Eastern Shore; 11/26/13 9 JOHNSON,Cynthia; vs Johnson C. Smith; 2/26/13 6. 10 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Shaw; 1/19/12 9 MOORE,Denyse; St. Thomas Aquinas; 12/3/11 10 GREEN,Angelle; Bowie State; 2/12/09 9 MOORE,Denyse; at Cheyney; 12/9/12 10 HARRIS, Chanelle; Delaware Valley College; 01/30/08 9 McMILLAN, Sharell; Chestnut Hill; 01/26/08 10 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 9 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 10 THOMPSON, Latoya; Newport News Apprentice; -2 2-2008 10 WATERS,Brittney; Bowie State; 02/12/11 Field goals attempted 10 WATERS,Brittney; at Virginia Union; -1 31-11 1. 31 MOORE,Denyse; Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 10 WATERS,Brittney; Shaw University; 1/20/11 2. 26 DuBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State; 02/02/09 3. 25 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Fayetteville State; 01/03/09 Free throws made 4. 24 McMILLAN, Sharell; Chestnut Hill; 01/26/08 1. 14 DUBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 5. 23 DUBOSE,Sharay; at Virginia Union; 2/15/10 2. 13 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; at Fayetteville State; 01/10/13 6. 22 DuBOSE,Sharay; Saint Paul's; 02/05/11 13 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; Livingstone; 1/7/13 22 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Central State; 12/19/12 4. 12 DUBOSE,Sharay; Virginia Union Women; 2/4/10 8. 21 DUBOSE,Sharay; at Fayetteville State; 11/21/09 12 DuBOSE,Sharay; Salem International Univ; 02/14/11 21 MOORE,Denyse; Univ. of the Sciences; 11-15-12 12 MOSLEY, DeJuana; Briarcliffe College; 02/16/08 21 MOORE,Denyse; at Philadelphia.; 11/10/12 7. 11 DuBOSE,Sharay; Washington Adventist; 12/5/11 21 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 11 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Saint Paul's College; 2/24/11 11 MOORE,Denyse; Elizabeth City State; 2/7/12 Field goal percentage (8 made) 10. 10 COOK, Tanina; California University (P; 12/05/07 1. .818 HARRIS, Chanelle; Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 (9-11) 10 DUBOSE,Sharay; Elizabeth City Women; 2/13/10 2. .667 DuBOSE,Sharay; Livingstone; 1/13/09 (8-12) 10 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 .667 WATERS,Brittney; at Johnson C. Smith; 01/12/11 (8-12) 4. .643 JOHNSON,Cynthia; vs Johnson C. Smith; 2/26/13 (9-14) Free throws attempted 5. .615 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Kutztown; 11/27/12 (8-13) 1. 18 MOSLEY, DeJuana; Briarcliffe College; 02/16/08 .615 MOSLEY, DeJuana; Newport News Apprentice; 2-2-2008 (8-13) 2. 17 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 7. .563 MOORE,Denyse; St. Thomas Aquinas; 12/3/11 (9-16) 17 PAM,Zephrah; at Bowie State; 2/8/14 .563 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 (9-16) 4. 16 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 9. .533 DUBOSE,Sharay; Saint Augustine's W; 1/25/10 (8-15) 5. 15 Cook, Tanina; Saint Paul's College; 11/16/07 .533 DuBOSE,Sharay; Salem International Univ; 02/14/11 (8-15) 6. 14 DUBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 .533 SMALLWOOD,Danielle; at Elizabeth City State; 1/20/10 (8-15) 14 DUBOSE,Sharay; Virginia Union Women; 2/4/10 14 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Saint Paul's College; 2/24/11 3-point field goals made 14 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 1. 5 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Shaw University; 1/23/10 14 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Georgian Court; 12/15/12 5 McMILLAN, Sharell; Chestnut Hill College; 01/26/08 14 JOHNSON,Cynthia; at Bowie State; 2/8/14

LINCOLN (PA) SINGLE GAME RECORDS 14 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; at Fayetteville State; 01/10/13 7 HARRIS,Chanelle; vs MILLERSVILLE; 12/06/08 14 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; at Bowie State; 1/19/13 7 MOORE,Denyse; at Elizabeth City State; 1/21/12 14 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; Livingstone; 1/7/13 7 MOORE,Denyse; Johnson C. Smith; 1/9/12 14 MOORE,Denyse; vs Bluefield State; 11/11/11 7 MOORE,Denyse; vs Bluefield State; 11/11/11 14 MOORE,Denyse; Elizabeth City State; 2/7/12 7 MOORE,Denyse; Philadelphia; 11/30/11 7 MOORE,Denyse; at CENTRAL STATE; 12/15/11 Free throw percentage (6 made) 7 MOORE,Denyse; Virginia State; 2/2/12 1. 1.000 ATKINSON, Asha; vs Cheyney; 12/15/07 (6-6) 7 SMITH,Courtney; at Virginia Union; 2/15/14 1.000 CLARK,Amani; at Virginia State; 2/22/14 (6-6) 1.000 DUBOSE,Sharay; at St. Augustine's; 1/4/10 (6-6) Most steals 1.000 DUBOSE,Sharay; Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 (14-14) 1. 9 MOORE,Denyse; at Shaw; 1/19/12 1.000 DUBOSE,Sharay; at Bowie State; 2/16/10 (8-8) 2. 8 HARRIS, Chanelle; Newport News Apprentice; -2 2-2008 1.000 DuBOSE,Sharay; at St. Augustine's; 01/10/09 (6-6) 8 SMITH,Courtney; at Cheyney; 12/9/12 1.000 DuBOSE,Sharay; Livingstone; 1/7/12 (6-6) 4. 7 DuBOSE,Sharay; vs CHEYNEY; 11/26/10 1.000 DuBOSE,Sharay; Kutztown; 11/25/08 (6-6) 7 JOHNSON,Cynthia; at Georgian Court; 11/21/13 1.000 DuBOSE,Sharay; at Kutztown; 12/30/11 (8-8) 7 MOORE,Denyse; Livingstone; 1/7/12 1.000 MOORE,Denyse; Bowie State; 1/28/12 (6-6) 7. 6 GREEN,Angelle; Virginia State; 01/15/09 1.000 MOORE,Denyse; at Virginia State; 2-20-12 (6-6) 6 HARRIS,Chanelle; Johnson C. Smith; 01/26/09 1.000 MOORE,Denyse; Chowan; 2/9/12 (6-6) 6 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Chowan; 1/24/11 1.000 MOSLEY, DeJuana; Bowie State ; 11/17/07 (6-6) 6 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Le Moyne; 12/1/13 1.000 SAUNDERS,Lisa; Mansfield; 12/14/13 (7-7) 6 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 1.000 SMITH,Courtney; at Winston-Salem State; 01/04/14 (8-8) 6 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Washington Adventist; 12/5/11 1.000 SMITH,Courtney; at Cheyney; 12/9/12 (8-8) 6 PAM,Zephrah; Chowan; 1/29/14 1.000 WATERS,Brittney; at Washington Adventist; 1/4/10 (6-6) 6 SMITH,Courtney; at UofMD Eastern Shore; 11/26/13 1.000 WATERS,Brittney; vs Bluefield State; 11/11/11 -(7 7)

Most rebounds Most blocked shots 1. 21 EKANEM,Mfon; Ohio Valley; 1/2/2012 1. 10 EKANEM,Mfon; at Johnson C. Smith; 01/12/11 21 PAM,Zephrah; at Johnson C. Smith; 12/18/13 2. 6 EKANEM,Mfon; vs Cheyney; 1/31/10 3. 17 MOSLEY,DeJuana; Elizabeth City State; 01/22/11 6 HART,Charity; Livingstone; 11/30/09 17 WEBSTER,Noel; Elizabeth City State; 02/10/09 6 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 5. 16 COOK, Tanina; Chestnut Hill; 01/26/08 5. 5 EKANEM,Mfon; Virginia Union; 02/19/11 16 EKANEM,Mfon; at Elizabeth City State; 2/8/11 5 EKANEM,Mfon; at Virginia Union; 1-31-11 16 MCINTOSH,Tahlar; Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 5 EKANEM,Mfon; Virginia Union; 1/30/12 16 PAM,Zephrah; at Winston-Salem State; 01/04/14 5 EKANEM,Mfon; St. Paul's; 2/18/10 16 PAM,Zephrah; at Chowan; 2/19/14 9. 4 EKANEM,Mfon; Ohio Valley; 1/2/2012 10. 15 EKANEM,Mfon; Central State; 12/19/12 4 EKANEM,Mfon; Shaw; 1/20/11 15 EKANEM,Mfon; at Bowie State; 2/6/11 4 EKANEM,Mfon; at Virginia Union; 2/15/10 15 PAM,Zephrah; Virginia Union; 1/25/14 4 EKANEM,Mfon; St. Paul's; 2/19/10 15 PAM,Zephrah; at Morgan State; 11/15/13 4 EKANEM,Mfon; at Virginia State; 2/3/11 15 TEAM; vs Winston-Salem St.; 2/25/14 4 EKANEM,Mfon; at Bowie State; 2/6/11

4 MOORE,Denyse; vs Cheyney; 11/18/11 Most assists 4 McMILLAN, Sharell; at Kutztown; 01/09/08 1. 10 HARRIS,Chanelle; Fayetteville State; 1/9/10 2. 9 HARRIS, Chanelle; Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 3. 8 HARRIS, Chanelle; Delaware Valley ; 01/30/08 8 HARRIS, Chanelle; at WEST CHESTER; 12/08/07 8 HARRIS,Chanelle; Fayetteville State; 02/02/09 8 JOHNSON,Cynthia; Nyack; 12/5/13 8 JOHNSON,Cynthia; at Virginia State; 2/22/14 8. 7 EVANS,Sasha; Shaw; 1/20/11 7 HARRIS, Chanelle; Briarcliffe; 02/16/08 7 HARRIS, Chanelle; Newport News Apprentice; -2 2-2008 7 HARRIS,Chanelle; at Virginia State; 01/29/09 7 HARRIS,Chanelle; Shaw; 11/29/08

LINCOLN (PA) TEAM GAME RECORDS Most points 6. 8 at Johnson C. Smith; 02/21/09 1. 94 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 8 Shaw; 1/23/10 2. 89 Salem International; 02/14/11 8 vs Cheyney; 12/13/08 3. 84 Livingstone; 1/13/09 8 Nyack; 12/5/13 4. 82 Briarcliffe; 02/16/08 8 at Virginia Union; 2-18-12 5. 80 Mansfield; 12/14/13 8 Bowie State; 2/12/09 6. 78 at Washington Adventist; 1/4/10 7. 77 Newport News Apprentice; 2-2-2008 3-point field goals attempted 77 at Wilmington; 2/13/08 1. 33 Newport News Apprentice; 2-2-2008 9. 76 Fayetteville State; 1/9/10 2. 31 at UofMD Eastern Shore; 11/26/13 76 at Virginia Union; 2-18-12 3. 29 Wilmington; 11/23/13 4. 28 Elizabeth City State; 01/22/08 Field goals made 28 Bowie State; 2/12/09 1. 34 Newport News Apprentice; 2-2-2008 6. 27 at Shaw; 01/08/09 2. 31 Salem International; 02/14/11 27 Bowie State; 02/12/11 31 Livingstone; 1/13/09 27 at Johnson C. Smith; 02/21/09 31 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 27 at Univ. of Sciences; 11/19/13 5. 30 University of the Sciences; 11-15-12 27 at Virginia Union; 12/13/07 6. 28 Briarcliffe; 11/15/08 7. 27 Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 3-point FG percentage (10 made) 27 at Chestnut Hill; 1/2/08 1. .556 Virginia State; 2/2/12 (10-18) 27 at Virginia Union; 2-18-12 2. .526 at Virginia State; 01/29/09 (10-19) 27 at Wilmington; 2/13/08 3. .345 Wilmington; 11/23/13 (10-29)

Field goals attempted Free throws made 1. 96 Newport News Apprentice; 2-2-2008 1. 30 at Saint Paul's College; 2/24/11 2. 81 Elizabeth City State; 02/10/09 30 Bowie State; 2/9/13 3. 80 Chestnut Hill; 01/26/08 3. 28 at Fayetteville State; 01/10/13 4. 77 Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 28 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 77 at Philadelphia.; 11/10/12 28 Mansfield; 12/14/13 77 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 28 Washington Adventist; 12/5/11 77 Cheyney; 11/30/13 7. 26 Elizabeth City State; 01/22/11 8. 76 Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 26 Georgian Court; 12/15/12 76 Nyack; 12/5/13 26 Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 10. 75 at Cabrini; 01/12/08 10. 25 Livingstone; 1/7/13 75 at UofMD Eastern Shore; 11/26/13 Free throws attempted Field goal percentage (20 made) 1. 50 Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 1. .550 District of Columbia; 11/16/09 (22-40) 50 Bowie State; 2/9/13 2. .525 Livingstone; 1/13/09 (31-59) 3. 48 Georgian Court; 12/15/12 3. .508 Salem International; 02/14/11 (31-61) 4. 47 at Saint Paul's College; 2/24/11 4. .489 at Virginia State; 01/29/09 (23-47) 5. 46 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 5. .463 at Virginia State; 1/28/10 (25-54) 6. 45 Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 6. .453 Saint Augustine's; 1/6/11 (24-53) 45 Washington Adventist; 12/5/11 7. .448 Briarcliffe; 02/16/08 (26-58) 8. 43 at Bowie State; 2/8/14 8. .442 at Bowie State; 1/6/09 (23-52) 9. 40 Livingstone; 1/7/13 9. 438 Briarcliffe; 11/15/08 (28-64) 10. 38 Livingstone; 1/13/09 10. .435 Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 (27-62)

3-point field goals made Free throw percentage (10 made) 1. 10 at Virginia State; 01/29/09 1. .900 at Elizabeth City State; 11/22/08 (18-20) 10 Wilmington; 11/23/13 2. .867 at Elizabeth City State; 1/21/12 (13-15) 10 Virginia State; 2/2/12 3. .857 Elizabeth City State; 02/10/09 (12-14) 4. 9 at Wilmington; 2/13/08 4. .813 at Johnson C. Smith; 01/12/11 (13-16) 9 at Virginia State; 2/22/14 .813 at WEST CHESTER; 12/05/08 (13-16)

LINCOLN (PA) TEAM GAME RECORDS 6. .800 at Virginia State; 2-20-12 (20-25) 8 at Georgian Court; 11/21/13 .800 at Johnson C. Smith; 2-23-08 (12-15) 8 Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 8. .778 Salem International; 02/14/11 (21-27) 8. 7 at Virginia Union; 1-31-11 9. .773 at Winston-Salem State; 1/16/12 (17-22) 7 vs Bluefield State; 11/11/11 10. .765 North Carolina Central U; 02/08/08 (13-17) 7 vs CHEYNEY; 11/26/10 7 Cheyney; 11/30/13 Most rebounds 7 Central State; 12/19/12 1. 64 Washington Adventist; 12/5/11 7 Virginia State; 2/1/14 2. 63 at Morgan State; 11/15/13 7 St. Paul's; 2/18/10 3. 62 Concordia (N.Y.); 12/30/12 7 Virginia State; 2/9/2010 4. 60 Bloomsburg; 11-17-12 5. 58 Philadelphia; 1/16/14 6. 57 at Washington Adventist; 1/4/10 57 Nyack; 12/5/13 8. 56 Shaw; 1/20/11 9. 55 Livingstone College; 11/30/09 55 Virginia Union; 2/16/13 55 at Bowie State; 2/6/11

Most assists 1. 22 Salem International; 02/14/11 2. 21 Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 3. 19 Nyack; 12/5/13 19 Newport News Apprentice; -2 2-2008 19 at Virginia State; 2/22/14 6. 18 Briarcliffe; 11/15/08 18 Le Moyne; 12/1/13 18 at Wilmington; 2/13/08 9. 17 Livingstone; 1/13/09 17 Shaw; 1/13/14 17 Saint Augustine's; 1/6/11 17 Fayetteville State U; 1/9/10 17 Fayetteville State; 1/9/14 17 Wilmington; 11/23/13

Most steals 1. 20 vs CHEYNEY; 11/26/10 20 at Cheyney; 12/9/12 3. 18 at Elizabeth City State; 11/19/07 4. 17 Penn State-Brandywine; 02/21/08 17 at Elizabeth City State; 1/20/10 17 at Bloomsburg; 11/28/11 7. 16 at St. Augustine's; 01/10/09 16 at Shaw; 01/14/13 16 at Apprentice School; 02-09-08 16 at Chestnut Hill College; 1/2/08 16 at GEORGIAN COURT; 11/14/11 16 Wilmington; 11/23/13

Most blocked shots 1. 12 at Johnson C. Smith; 01/12/11 2. 10 vs Cheyney; 11/18/11 10 Livingstone; 11/30/09 4. 9 St. Thomas Aquinas; 12/3/11 5. 8 vs Cheyney; 1/31/10