The No. 7 Lindenwood men’s basketball team will end its best regular season in school history on Saturday afternoon with a home game against William Jewell. [Read more...]
Columbia moves to 2-0, Lindenwood 0-2 in NAIA volleyball
December 2, 2010 By
Columbia (Mo.) claimed victory in Pool E Wednesday in the second day of pool play action at the NAIA Volleyball National Championship. Columbia took control of its match early against Rocky Mountain (Mont.) The Cougars limited the Battlin’ Bears to a .075 hitting percentage and just 22 kills for the match. On Thursday, the 3:15 match pairs Pool E’s two unbeaten teams together, Columbia and Azusa Pacific.
Columbia wins, Lindenwood loses in first pool play NAIA volleyball match
December 1, 2010 By
Columbia College won in Pool E Tuesday in the opening day of pool play action at the NAIA Volleyball National Championship in Sioux City, Iowa. Lindenwood University, from St. Charles, lost their first match.
Lindenwood Tries To Rebound Against Avila
October 2, 2010 By
The number six Lindenwood Lions are in a rare position this weekend as they try to bounce back from a regular season loss for just the first time since early in the 2008 season. The Lions will look to avoid back-to-back losses when they host Avila tonight at Harlen C. Hunter Stadium. [Read more...]
#2 Lindenwood wins opener over Evangel
September 3, 2010 By
Lightning delayed Lindenwood football’s season after eight plays in St. Charles last night, but when play resumed the 2nd ranked Lions in the NAIA showed their own spark offensively routing Evangel 68-7 in the season opener for both teams.
After play resumed, Denodus O’Bryant scored on a six-yard run. That set the tone for the first half which eventually ended with the Lions leading 49-0. Seven different Lindenwood players scored in the first half as the Lions rolled up 569 yards of total offense. Philip Staback was 19-of-21 passing for 385 yards and three touchdowns and three of his receivers went over 100 yards receiving in the first two quarters.
Lindenwood finished with school records of 735 yards of total offense and 552 passing yards. Another school mark broken was most points in a half (49) and the 68 total points tied for the third most in Lions history.
