Hamilton College's Mark Lutz (6'3''-G) '20 drained six 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 22 points as the nationally ranked No. 11 Continentals posted an 80-65 non-conference win against the Wells College Express at Wells' Schwartz Center on Monday night. Hamilton (17-2 overall) was 14 of 30 (46.7 percent) from beyond the arc and was credited with 21 assists on 28 baskets. The Continentals rested two of their regular starters. The Express (3-14) were 22-for-25 at the free-throw line but shot 34 percent from the field and committed 18 turnovers. Wells lost its fifth straight game. Hamilton's Peter Hoffmann '19 chipped in 11 points and moved into 17th place on the program's all-time scoring list with 1,303. Spencer Kendall (6'5''-G/F) '21 dropped in 10 points and Andrew Groll (6'7''-F) '19 grabbed a team-high six rebounds. Sayo Denloye (5'11''-PG) '20 filled the stat sheet with eight points, three steals and a career-best eight assists. Denloye and Lutz made their first career starts with the Continentals. Zach D'Arpino (5'10''-PG) paced the Express with 15 points off the bench. Tyshoyn McBride (6'4''-G) contributed 13 points and five steals, Jalen Tribble registered 12 points and eight boards, and Dylan Frost scored 10. Hamilton jumped out to a 15-0 lead in the first five minutes and led the whole way. Lutz started things off with a 3-pointer, Hoffmann made the second of two free throws and Denloye canned a trifecta. Kena Gilmour (6'4''-G) '20 converted an old-fashioned 3-point play, Lutz found Kendall for a basket down low, and Lutz capped the run with another bucket from downtown. Wells missed its first three shots and turned the ball over five times before McBride nailed a 3-pointer with 14:38 left in the first half. The Express didn't get closer than nine points the rest of the night. An offensive rebound and putback by Lutz gave the Continentals their first 20-point lead at 30-10 with 6:13 remaining. Hamilton went into the break with a 42-23 advantage as Lutz poured in 17 points in the opening 20 minutes. Lutz's final 3-pointer handed the Continentals their largest lead of 25 points at 55-30 with 14:42 to go. Hamilton shot 52 percent (13 of 25) in the second half. The Continentals are back at Margaret Bundy Scott Field House for a NESCAC game against Bates College (6-13, 3-4) on Friday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. Courtesy of: d3hoops.com
Matt Logie is leaving Whitworth University to take on a new challenge at NCAA Division 2 school Point Loma Nazarene University. He will become the 15th head coach in the history of the program. "The combination of the most stunning campus in America, a world-class education, and a focus on developing the whole person provide an unbelievable platform to compete for championships and attract some of the country's best student-athletes", Logie said according to plnusealions.com. At Whitwort... [read more]
Matt Logie is leaving Whitworth University to take on a new challenge at NCAA Division 2 school Point Loma Nazarene University. He will become the 15th head coach in the history of the program. "The combination of the most stunning campus in America, a world-class education, and a focus on developing the whole person provide an unbelievable platform to compete for championships and attract some of the country's best student-athletes", Logie said according to plnusealions.com.
At Whitworth, Logie had a record of 194 wins and 35 losses in eight seasons. Under his guidance, the Pirates won six Northwest Conference regular season titles and advanced to the round of 16 in the NCAA Division III National Championships twice. According to whitworthpirates.com, Logie's winning percentage of 84.7 leads all active NCAA coaches, regardless of division.
Whitworth associate head coach Damion Jablonski will be promoted to the head coaching job.
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Buena Vista University Director of Athletics Jack Denholm on Wednesday announced the resignation of Todd Lorensen , head men's basketball coach. 'I met with Coach Lorensen today and he submitted his resignation as he prepares for another opportunity,' Denholm said. 'Our men's team was young this winter, with just one senior, and the team played its best basketball at the end of the season.' Lorensen was hired in April 2018 to replace 22-year head coaching veteran Brian Van Haaften. His BV... [read more]
Buena Vista University Director of Athletics Jack Denholm on Wednesday announced the resignation of Todd Lorensen , head men's basketball coach. 'I met with Coach Lorensen today and he submitted his resignation as he prepares for another opportunity,' Denholm said. 'Our men's team was young this winter, with just one senior, and the team played its best basketball at the end of the season.' Lorensen was hired in April 2018 to replace 22-year head coaching veteran Brian Van Haaften. His BVU team began league play in the American Rivers Conference this season 2-8, but soon rounded into form and won two of its last three games after pushing defending national champion Nebraska Wesleyan to the wire on the road. 'I'd like to thank President Merchant, Jack Denholm, and the entire Buena Vista University community for the opportunity to serve as the Head Men's Basketball Coach' says Lorensen. 'I'm thankful for the relationships I have made at BV and look forward to seeing the future successes of the program and institution. I have decided it is best for me and my family to pursue other professional opportunities and have resigned from the position.' Denholm noted that a national search to name a head coach is underway. Courtesy of: bvuathletics.com
Steve Moore, head coach of The College of Wooster, will retire at the end of the 2019-20 academic year, the school announced. Associate head coach Doug Cline will take over the head coaching job. Under Moore's guidance, Wooster compiled a record of 759 wins and 180 losses in 32 seasons, he led the team to 27 NCAA Tournament berths and 18 North Coast Athletic Conference championships. He earned several awards during his time at Wooster, including NCAC Coach of the Year nine times and the... [read more]
Steve Moore, head coach of The College of Wooster, will retire at the end of the 2019-20 academic year, the school announced. Associate head coach Doug Cline will take over the head coaching job.
Under Moore's guidance, Wooster compiled a record of 759 wins and 180 losses in 32 seasons, he led the team to 27 NCAA Tournament berths and 18 North Coast Athletic Conference championships. He earned several awards during his time at Wooster, including NCAC Coach of the Year nine times and the National Association of Basketball Coaches District Coach of the Year for the Great Lakes on five occasions.
In the 2018-19 season, Moore guided Wooster to 24 wins and six losses, the Fighting Scots lost to Wheaton in the second round of the NCAA Divivion III Championships on March 2.
Moore told the Wooster Athletics website: "I have been blessed to have the opportunity to coach at an outstanding institution for many years and to have the tremendously good fortune and extreme pleasure to coach so many excellent players and outstanding men, alongside a great coaching staff. I am looking forward to coaching and being with another very special group of players during the 2019-20 season."
Before moving to Wooster, Moore served as head coach at Muhlenberg College and as an assistant at Wittenberg University, where he had spent his playing career.
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