Lindsey Wilson College Mens Basketball News

 
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Evening News and Tribune
Jordan Batliner (IU Southeast softball, Fr.) — notes: 0-for-1 as a pinch hitter in the Grenadiers' 10-0 loss in five innings against Lindsey Wilson in pool play of the NAIA Softball National Championship tournament last Saturday in Gulf Shores, Ala.; ...


 
Local college notes
TheDay.com
Senior Caitlin Quinn, a Montville graduate, recently received the Coaches Award for women's basketball at the St. Michael's College awards dinner. • Plymouth State junior Rew Wilson, an East Lyme graduate, belted a three-run home run and had an RBI ...


 
Chattanooga State wins at NJCAA championship
Chattanooga Times Free Press
Daniel Mueller won the half marathon in 1:19:41, with Blake Davenport second in 1:20:15 and Lee Wilson third in 1:22:40. Annie Kelly and Alexa Hinton were the top two women in 1:36:14 and 1:36:30, 15th and 17th overall. • Lee University men's ...

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Around Kentuckiana | Louisville baseball team ties St. John's for 1st in Big East
The Courier-Journal
6, Lindsey Wilson 0: Katie Davis and Shelby Lamb hit solo homers, and Union added three runs in the fifth on errors and wild pitches to win at the NAIA nationals. • NCAA Division I regionals: Justin Thomas (St. Xavier) shot an opening 4-under-par 67 ...

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Boxscore News
Queen's Gaels Recap for April 30, 2012
Boxscore News
Despite two hard fought races the varsity women's eight composed of Cayley Firth, Sarah Fisher, Amelia Wilkinson, Natasha Wozniak, Jen Johnston, Alison Lindsay, Alison Fox, Meredith Hinch, and Lindsey Wilson lost to McGill's varsity women.

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Lexington Herald Leader
Mike Fields' high school notebook: Dunbar team manager lives the dream on ...
Lexington Herald Leader
Tates Creek's William Hardin signed to play football at Lindsey Wilson, and Terrell Moore will wrestle and play football at Campbellsville. ■ Dunbar goalkeeper Jon Hurley will play soccer at The College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati.


 
UM Maneater
Mizzou In Review 2011-2012
UM Maneater
By Seth Boster Frank Haith stood behind a podium in a high-buttoned suit during his introduction as the 17th head coach of the Missouri men's basketball program on the afternoon of April 5, 2011. “Mike told me, he said, 'They're going to love you,'” ...