Box Score BALTIMORE, MD (February 29, 2024)- In an electrifying CIAA Tournament matchup at the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, the Lincoln University Lions showcased their dominance on the court with a 76-62 victory over Elizabeth City State University.

From the onset, Lincoln set a high tempo, commanding a 42-28 lead by halftime. The team's shooting efficiency was on full display, with a remarkable 50% (15-30) success rate from the field in the first half. Ethan Garita (Trenton, N.J./Princeton Day School) was a standout performer early on, scoring 12 points on a perfect 5-5 shooting and contributing two rebounds. Reggie Hudson's (Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond's) playmaking skills were instrumental, dishing out seven assists, grabbing three rebounds, and nabbing two steals. Aidan Anderson (Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape) also made his presence felt with eight points, including 2-3 from beyond the arc, while Freddie Young Jr added seven points, three assists, and two rebounds. The team's collective effort from the three-point line (4-10) and the free-throw line (8-11) further solidified their lead.

By the end of the game, Lincoln had extended their advantage, wrapping up the contest with a 76-62 win over Elizabeth City State. The Lions' overall shooting was 22-52 from the field and 7-17 from three-point range, highlighting their balanced offensive attack. Their prowess from the free-throw line was particularly notable, making 25 out of 37 attempts. On the defensive end, Lincoln was just as impressive, accumulating 38 rebounds, 20 assists, six steals, and four blocks while limiting their turnovers to 11.

Reggie Hudson (Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond's) was rightfully named the Player of the Game. His all-around performance was spectacular, contributing 17 points, eight assists, and nine rebounds. His efforts at the free-throw line were crucial, going 13-18, coupled with two steals that underscored his defensive tenacity.

This victory exemplifies Lincoln University Lions' skill and teamwork and underscores their resilience and strategic execution under pressure. The win is a testament to their preparedness, focus, and determination, qualities that will serve them well as they advance further in the CIAA Tournament. Reggie Hudson's (Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond's) leadership and standout performance were key to this triumph, marking a memorable moment in the tournament's history.