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Titans Survive…Barely

Lumen watches 21-point lead slip away, hangs on to beat Northwest for first victory  By Mike Moore Staff Writer  Jackson – A 21-point lead had evaporated into thin air. And now, with less than two seconds remaining in regulation, Lumen Christi boys basketball coach Pat Neville stood helplessly on the sideline watching a potential game-clinching shot sail through the air. He stood, he watched, and after the final buzzer mercifully sounded, he forced a smile. “Its always a nice thing to get a win,” Neville said following Friday night’s 58-56 home victory against Northwest. The Titans led 39-18 at halftime. “The thing is, you want to build on these. I think sometimes you come into a gym and you have a win, but people may think the way we played in the second half, it’s a loss. But the in the final line, a win is a win.” Barely, but true. Despite dominating the first 16 minutes of the game and leading by 21 at the halftime break, the Titans were plagued by sloppy play, turnovers, foul trouble, a pair of technicals and a Northwest team making a ferocious comeback. Lumen was bailed out by a Lloyd Foust put back…

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Experience needed

Brown says Northwest basketball team will get better with time   By Mike Moore Staff Writer   Jackson – In each of the first two games of the season Justin Brown got glimpses of what his team could be, and what it is right now.   Talented and inexperienced.   Two traits that often go hand in hand, which can be good and bad.   “There are going to be nights we play very well,” Brown, the Northwest boys hoops coach, said. “And on other nights, the inexperience is going to show. We have a lot of guys playing together for the first time, and that’s a very big adjustment.”   The Mounties found their stride in the second half of last season, closing the regular portion of the schedule with eight-consecutive wins before falling in the playoff opener to end with a 13-8 record.   But the playoff game was the final four eight seniors.   The 2015-16 squad has just three varsity veterans, features seven players that were on the JV a year ago, and two transfers.   As for the afore mentioned glimpses Brown got in the first two games, well, Northwest led Harper Creek in the…

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Spring Arbor’s Jason Crist named NSCAA NAIA National Coach of the Year

  KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Spring Arbor University women’s soccer coach Jason Crist has been named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) NAIA Women’s Soccer National Coach of the Year.   Crist guided the Cougars to a 23-2-1 record and their first appearance in the NAIA National Championship Final in 2015 where they defeated the defending champs Lindsey Wilson College 3-0 to earn the program’s first-ever NAIA national championship banner.   The 2015 campaign was a historic year for Crist and the Cougars. Not only did the team capture its first NAIA national title, but also received its first NAIA Top 25 No. 1 ranking, set a new single-season wins record (23), established the longest winning streak in SAU history (19) and scored the most goals in a single-season (83).   In addition to the national recognition, Crist was also named NSCAA NAIA Mideast Regional Coach of the Year for the fourth time, as well as the Crossroads League Coach of the Year for the sixth time after leading SAU to its sixth straight conference tournament title.   Under Crist’s direction, Spring Arbor has made seven trips to the NAIA national tournament – six straight since 2010 –…

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Boys Basketball Scoreboard

Tuesday night scores Boys Lansing Catholic 66 Lumen Christi 55 Western 61 Olivet 43 Leslie 59 Grass Lake 26 Vandercook Lake 55 Concord 46

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