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McMurry upsets Division I Texas-Arlington McMurry overcame an 18-point deficit in the second half to upset Division I Texas-Arlington 80-76 on Tuesday at Texas Hall. It was the Indians' first win against a Division I program since 1979, avenging a 96-77 loss to the Mavericks last year. Texas-Arlington led 51-33 with 16:58 remaining in the game, before McMurry went on a 17-2 run to cut UTA's lead to 56-53 with just under 12 minutes to play. But the Mavericks pushed the lead back out to nine at the 5:12 mark before the Indians went on another run led by a trio of 3-pointers by Matadi Kikunga, Rusty Reedy and Sam Thomas to tie the game 72-72 with 2:55 left. Alex Denson drained a pair of free throws to give McMurry its first lead of the game, but UTA answered with a pair from Jermaine Johnson. Denson then scored on a breakaway layup and Dustin Martin added an offensive tip-in to give the Indians a 78-74 lead with less than a minute to play and held on for the 80-76 win. McMurry shot 59% in the second half and held UTA to 34% from the floor for the game. |
| Permalink | Nov 24, 1998 |
Ursinus' Barrett sets Centennial scoring mark Ursinus sophomore Richard Barrett set a Centennial Conference record with 43 points in the Bears' 70-65 win against Widener on Nov. 24 in Collegeville. Barrett connected on 13 of 25 shots from the floor, including a Conference-record 8-for-16 from three-point range, while also making 9 of 13 free throws. He also had a game-high eight rebounds, blocked three shots and handed out two assists. Barrett is just the third Centennial player to hit the 40-point plateau, joining Franklin and Marshall's Jerome Maiatico (42 vs. RPI, Jan. 9, 1998) and Muhlenberg's Mike Gramer (40 vs. Ursinus, Jan. 28, 1995). |
| Permalink | Nov 24, 1998 |
Merchant Marines picked to win Skyline The Kings Point men's basketball team was chosen to win the Skyline Conference in the 1998-99 preseason coaches poll. The Mariners received six of the seven first-place votes from the Conference's head coaches. Picked to finish second were the SUNY-Maritime Privateers, while the Mount St. Vincent Dolphins were chosen to finish third. The coaches also voted on the preseason favorite to win the player of the year award and the Preseason First-Team and Second-Team All-Conference. The Mariners' senior captain Sean Bradley was picked as the probable 1998-99 Player of the Year. During the 1997-98 season, Bradley averaged 20.5 points and 8.4 rebounds per game to lead the team. He garnered numerous postseason accolades including his second consecutive Skyline Conference Player of the Year Award and the Division III Metropolitan Player of the Year Award. Kings Point also led the way in the All-Conference selections with three representatives. SUNY Maritime and Mount St. Vincent each had two players named to the All-Conference Preseason Teams. |
| Permalink | Nov 22, 1998 |
Hanover's Beitzel psts 300th win The Hanover men's basketball team blasted Indiana University-Northwest 118-37 to give head coach Mike Beitzel his 300th career victory. The game was played Saturday, Nov. 21, as part of the Anderson/Hanover Classic in Anderson, Ind. Junior forward Greg Lorenzi, who was named to the all-classic team, led seven Hanover players in double figures with a game-high 23 points and eight rebounds. Junior Tim Schluge, who was also named to the all-classic team, scored 17 points on 8-for-10 shooting from the field. Beitzel is 175-110 in his 11th year at Hanover. He has guided the Panthers to six straight winning seasons, which includes two berths in the NCAA Division III national tournament and a conference title. He posted a 125-95 mark in eight years at Northern Kentucky before heading to Hanover for the 1988-89 campaign. |
| Permalink | Nov 21, 1998 |
Augustana, MacMurray win in OT Augustana went to overtime to defeat host Illinois College by a final score of 81-77 in the championship game of the second annual Bill Merris Tip-Off Classic. The Vikings (2-0) jumped out to 42-30 halftime lead before Illinois College went ahead 64-62 with 4:10 left on a steal and layup by Drew Petefish. Augustana's Aaron Schmidt forced overtime when he hit the second of two free throws with nine seconds left. Schmidt and teammate Brian McMahon then combined for six of their team's eight OT points to seal the decision. McMahon and Schmidt tied for team scoring honors with 17 apiece while Augie's Jason Skoda scored 15 and Jeremiah Johnson tallied 12. Illinois College (1-1) was led by Chad Tobin with 18 followed by Justin Six with 14. In the consolation game, MacMurray (1-1) posted an 88-87 overtime decision over Concordia (Ill.). The winners were led by tournament MVP Brad Bryan who scored 30 points. MacMurray's Matt Heyen added 18 and Scott Leibfried had 15 for the winners. Concordia was led in scoring by Lorenzo Trudo with 22, followed by Ryan Winckler with 19 and Jason Ash with 16. In addition to MacMurray's Brad Bryan, the all-tournament team included Lorenzo Trudo of Concordia, Justin Six and Chad Tobin of Illinois College, and Augustana's Aaron Schmidt and Jason Skoda. |
| Permalink | Nov 21, 1998 |
Western Md. women win York tournament again Western Maryland captured its second straight Lady Spartan Classic Championship with a 67-53 victory over the host York. The Green Terror outrebounded York 53-44 and forced the Spartans into shooting 29.7% from the floor. Individually for Western Maryland, Sophomore Jill Ibex led all scorers with 20 points on the afternoon while Tournament MVP Kathi Snyder dropped in 13 and led the team with nine rebounds. Sophomore Patty Russo earned herself All-Tournament accolades after a 12-point, five-assist afternoon. Western Maryland (2-0) has now won five titles in the 12-year history of the tournament. |
| Permalink | Nov 21, 1998 |
Wittenberg and Wooster tabbed for NCAC repeat Wittenberg's women and Wooster's men were tabbed as the favorites in voting by coaches and media at the NCAC media day. Wittenberg received 15 of 21 first-place votes from the media and eight of nine from the coaches to outdistance Denison. "It's always an honor to receive this type of preseason recognition," says 13th-year Wittenberg coach Pam Evans-Smith. "What really matters, though, is being there to receive the championship trophy at the end of the season." Wooster earned 26 first-place votes in the men's balloting, 18 of 21 from the media and eight of nine from the coaches. Wittenberg was second in both polls. "We enter every season with the intention of winning a conference championship," says 12th-year Wooster coach Steve Moore. "This year is no different. I think our team will welcome the additional challenge of being the preseason favorite." |
| Permalink | Nov 4, 1998 |
MASCAC picks Bridgewater men, Salem women Salem State is the unanimous pick to win the MASCAC women's title, while Bridgewater State won by a narrow margin on the men's side. The Bears edged out Salem, Worcester State, and Massachusetts College in balloting in which all four received first-place votes. SSC has captured eight consecutive regular-season titles while compiling a 91-5 conference record during that span. Salem State's women have won the past five MASCAC titles. |
| Permalink | Nov 2, 1998 |
SCAC coaches honor Trinity, DePauw Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference coaches picked Trinity's men's team to repeat as conference champs, and conference newcomer DePauw on the women's side. Even though it has not played a single SCAC game, DePauw apparently will take no one by surprise as the Tigers received five of the ten coaches' first-place votes. Southwestern, the defending conference champion and the coaches' second choice, received three first-place votes. Hendrix and Trinity each received one first-place vote. On the men's side, Trinity was tabbed the overwhelming favorite to capture their second consecutive conference crown as the Tigers received nine of the ten coaches' first-place votes. Rose-Hulman, another newcomer, received the other first-place vote. |
| Permalink | Oct 30, 1998 |
St. Lawrence's Greg Sutton turning pro Greg Sutton is coming out early and ready to turn pro at the end of the fall semester. A Division III basketball player turning pro before his senior season? Details in Jim Stout's Northeast Notebook. |
| Permalink | Oct 23, 1998 |
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