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NCAA Division II Launches Student-Athlete Online Network

8.19.2010 | Women's Basketball, Women's Cross Country, Women's Track, Women's Soccer, Softball, Women's Tennis, Volleyball, Men's Basketball, Men's Cross Country, Men's Track, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis, Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), Orange Crush Roaring Lions Marching Band

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — NCAA Division II student-athletes now have a powerful new way to tell their story. A new component to the Division II Network – D2sa.org – will permit Division II student-athletes the opportunity to define themselves and to interact in a way that has never been done in the NCAA. The website launched Monday and has received great reviews.

Senior Reflects on Time as Assistant

5.12.2010 | General, Women's Basketball, Women's Track, Women's Soccer, Volleyball, Men's Basketball, Men's Track, Football

Jonathan Marshall was a three-year student assistant for Lincoln Athletics, one of many of his endeavors at LU. On May 2, he graduated with a degree in mass communications and was the marshall for the class. Shortly after the ceremony, he received word that he had been accepted to the Newhouse School of Journalism at Syracuse University where he will enroll in a one year program to receive his master’s in broadcast journalism. Before heading to central New York, he will intern at the Philadelphia Daily News.

Capturing the moment: 2010 Senior NIght

3.24.2010 | Women's Basketball, Cheerleading, Men's Basketball

February 19 marked the final home game for LU senior basketball players and cheerleaders. Cheerleading coach Desmond Stowe froze the moment with the gallery. Click here to view it.

Athletes of the Week

Jared Randle

Men's Track

Jared Randle recorded a long jump of 25 feet, 1.75 inches, 2.25 inches off the school record. He took forth in the ECAC Championships heat of the Penn Relays. The mark tied the old record.

Stephanie Henry

Women's Tennis

Stephanie Henry had an undefeated effort versus Trinity College, going 2-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles. She played first and second singles and No. 1 doubles teamed with Leslie Reid-Bey.