Lincoln Land was at home in Cass Gymnasium to take on Greenville College JV team. The Loggers came out and took control on the game from the start. The Greenville Panthers kept the score close going in to half-time.

The second half was a different story as the Loggers dominated the second half. In the first ten minutes of second half play, the Loggers outscored Greenville 25-5. Lincoln Land had a lead as high as 24 points and took the final horn winning 85-62. Lincoln Land controlled the boards out rebounding Greenville 23-10 in the half.

The LLCC got a stellar performance from sophomore Marcus Graham who had a career high 38 points. Graham shot 7 for 9 from behind the arc and 14 for 22 from the field. Freshman Michael Cameron, from Pleasant Plains, added a double-double with 13 points and a season high 10 assists. Sophomore Reed Willenborg grabbed a game high 7 rebounds, 6 in the second half. Lincoln Land dominated every statistical category with the exception of free throw percentage (71%). The Loggers outrebounded the Panthers 30-25, 9 of which were offensive boards from the Loggers. Lincoln Land also had 22 assists and 12 steals.

"It is fun to watch a player like Marcus Graham when he is shooting as well as he did tonight. As a team, we seemed to control the game for long stretches and put together a full team effort. When we control the boards we control the game, and we finally started to in the second half. We still have to bring more energy, because we play some tough opponents down the road," stated Head Coach Chad Jones.

The Loggers improve to 6-6 and goes on the road Saturday to Chicago to take on Prairie State College.

The following weekend Lincoln Land host the Logger Classic with three national powerhouse teams coming to Cass Gymnaisum. The Shootout with feature Columbus State Community College, St. Louis Community College, and Lincoln College.