GAME NOTES NOV 15
at
NOV 18
ROCKFORD
W, 88-85
NOV 21
MOUNT MERCY
L, 85-76
NOV 22
PRINCIPIA
W, 66-51
NOV 29
WEBSTER
W, 89-84 (OT)
DEC 3
at
DEC 13
UW-PLATTEVILLE
DEC 16
at
DEC 20
CARROLL
DEC 28
vs
LEBANON VALLEY
6:00 PM
DEC 29
vs
OSWEGO STATE
8:00 PM
JAN 7
BUENA VISTA *
JAN 10
at
COE *
4:00 PM
JAN 14
SIMPSON *
8:00 PM
JAN 17
CENTRAL *
4:00 PM
JAN 21
at
UNIV. OF DUBUQUE *
8:00 PM
JAN 24
at
LUTHER *
4:00 PM
JAN 28
WARTBURG *
8:00 PM
JAN 31
UNIV. OF DUBUQUE *
4:00 PM
FEB 4
at
BUENA VISTA *
8:00 PM
FEB 7
at
WARTBURG
4:00 PM
FEB 11
LUTHER *
8:00 PM
FEB 14
COE *#
4:00 PM
FEB 18
at
CENTRAL *
8:00 PM
FEB 21
at
SIMPSON *
4:00 PM
FEB 24
IIAC TOURNAMENT
TBD
FEB 26
IIAC TOURNAMENT
TBD
FEB 28
IIAC TOURNAMENT
TBD
L,92-88 (OT)
ELMHURST L,90-71 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN
L, 68-51 L, 94-72 4:00 PM
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TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE * - IOWA CONFERENCE GAME # - SENIOR DAY
LORAS vs CARROLL
GAME 9
2014-15 SCHEDULE EDGEWOOD
LORAS COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL
8:00 PM
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 • DUBUQUE, IOWA • 4:00 PM
ABOUT CARROLL ...
Carroll comes into Saturday’s match up after falling to Monmouth College. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak and marked the first time the Pioneers had lost since mid-November. Carroll is led by Kyle Keranen and Bryan Nagy. Kernanen leads the team in scoring (15.8 ppg) as their best option from deep, shooting 45.5 percent from distance. Nagy orchestrates the Pioneer offense while stretching the floor. Nagy does it all for Carroll, leading the team in assists per game (4.0) and rebounds per game (7.0), while adding 10.7 points. Saturday’s match up will be the first time the two teams have squared off.
3-5
W-L
4-2
75.1
PPG
59.8
43.0
FG%
44.0
35.8
RPG
30.7
10.9
APG
9.8
2.5
BLKS
2.3
6.0
STLS
6.8
VANWAMBEKE MAKING AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT ... Through his first eight games doning the purple and gold, sophomore transfer Justin VanWambeke has made his mark. While early injuries allowed VanWambeke to jump into the starting lineup earlier than anticpated, the sophomore guard has flourished in his first year with the Duhawks. VanWambeke’s calm and cool demeanor on the court paired with his ability to make a difference on either end of the floor has frustrated opponents and paced the Duhawks in the opening third of the season. On the defensive end, VanWambeke plays smart and disciplined aginst opponents top guards. He leads to the team with 13 steals, averaging 1.6 per game. His defensive pressure has fueled the Duhawks in transition, allowing them to push the tempo on opponents. Often times this season, VanWambeke has cashed in his defensive efforts with points on the other end.
JUSTIN VANWAMBEKE GAME HIGHS POINTS - 21 REBOUNDS - 7 ASSISTS - 3 STEALS - 4
Playing in nearly 32 minutes a game, VanWambeke is second on the team in points per game (14.6) and tops the team in free throw percentage (84.4 percent). A sharp shooter, VanWambeke shoots 46 percent from the field and 35.7 percent from beyond the arc. Although he’s a consistent offensive option for the Duhawks, VanWambeke’s stellar court vision has allowed him to set up his new teammates. The Machesney Park, Illinois native leads the team in assists (16) and assists per game (2.0). Making an instant impact, VanWambeke will be a key player to watch for the remainder of the Duhawks 2014-15 season.
LORAS COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES // VOL. I • NO. V
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