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LCCC Cross Country Teams Earn NJCAA Academic Honors
The academic honors keeping rolling in for the Lorain County Community College Cross Country teams, as both the Men’s and Women’s teams earned NJCAA Cross Country Coaches Association’s “Cross Country Scholar All-American Team” status for the Fall 2018 Season. Men’s CC team members earned an impressive 3.63 G.P.A. and the Women’s Team carried a 3.54 G.P.A. for the Fall 2018 Semester.
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Newman’s Double-Double Not Enough as LCCC Loses to Lakeland
The LCCC Men’s Basketball team travelled to cross-town rival LakelJustin Newman (pictured; Cincinnati/Robert A. Taft) turned in a double-double for the Commodores and led all scorers in the game with 28. Newman also led the team with 14 rebounds, 7 assists, and 4 steals on the night.and CC to square off against one of the top teams in the OCCAC but came up on the short-end of the 95-80 score.
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Commodores Sunk by Lakers in a Well-Balanced Attack
A slow start against one of the top teams in the conference cost the LCCC Women’s basketball team, as Lakeland Community College won by a score of 80-49. Hannah Oehlstrom (pictured; Avon Lake) led the Commodores in scoring with 19 and dished out 4 assists to go with 3 steals.
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The LCCCC Men’s Basketball team travelled to Edison State Community College, a team with a 6-game winning streak and an unbeaten record on their home court, and were unable to stop their streak. Edison improved to 16-0 at home with a 92-63 win over the Commodores.
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Valiant Effort by Commodores But Cougar’s Fastbreak Too Much
It was a valiant effort by the Commodores of LCCC, but the fast break of the Cougars of Columbus State proved too much to overcome in the end, as LCCC dropped a heartbreaker 93-87. Five players finished in double-digits for the Commodores, with Justin Newman (Cincinnati/Robert A. Taft) leading the team with 24. Thomas Hronis (North Ridgeville) had 21, plus tied for a team-leading 9 boards. Jacob Marsh (pictured; Elyria) and Jovon Jones (Elyria/F.B.C.S.) each had 14 points, while Andrew Nelson (Strongsville) added 12.
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