by Whitney Jarreld | Jan 30, 2011 | News Slider, Sports
After a huge win over Belmont, the Lipscomb Bisons were ready for another A-Sun match-up. They have won the previous two games and were looking for the third straight win to continue their streak. The Bisons were wanting to improve on three major things for the Stetson game. “Field goal defense, turnovers and rebounds,” Coach Sanderson said. The first half was a back-and-forth scoring match where the Bisons and the Stetson Hatters tied five times and the lead changed six times. Within two minutes Stetson’s head coach called a timout when the score was tied. Head Coach Derek Waugh eventually received a technical foul in the second half for his behavior. For most of the game Coach Waugh looked disheveled. Throughout the game, the Bisons presented good teamwork with passing around the perimeter and in the paint, and started taking control of the game towards the end of the first and went into the locker room on top, 33-to-26. Lipscomb’s Adnan Hodzic came strong in the first half leading with 10 points, whereas the Hatters’ top scorer Luis Jacobo had 5 points. The Hatters’ Ridge Graham normally averages almost 14 points a game but was held to zero for the 1st half and was kept to two for the whole game. “I thought [Brandon Brown and Justin Glenn] did an excellent job and a host of other guys helping double [Graham] up in the low post,” Sanderson said. Lipscomb let loose a scoring run in the second and kept Stetson under 40 points for over ten minutes while they scored 21 points, putting them at 54 over Stetson’s 40. Stetson...
by Whitney Jarreld | Dec 2, 2010 | News Slider
A little bad weather moved the sixth annual Lighting of the Green indoors to Allen Arena, but that didn’t stop the fun and festivities. Amy Grant hosted the evening, and also performed some of her famous Christmas songs. Other artists featured were Dave Barnes, Susan Ashton, the Black Natvity Ensemble and some of Amy Grant’s family members. David Lipscomb’s elementary school choir and Lipscomb University’s A Capella Singers accompanied the performers on several occasions. Guests enjoyed free hot chocolate and cookies, and children took free photos with Santa Claus. Allen Arena was also filled with vendor booths deemed the “Merry Marketplace.” The concert was better than ever, and the night ended with the tradition of everyone singing Silent Night. Please upgrade your...
by Whitney Jarreld | Dec 1, 2010 | News Slider
For the first time, Lipscomb University held a Native American Heritage Fair for students to learn and experience more about Native American Culture. Students were able to watch and participate in putting up a Northern Plains style tipi in Bison Square. Booths set up in the student center featured information about Native American history and culture for students to learn. Also, there were booths selling jewelry, t-shirts and other items. A special performance by 2009 NAMMY (Native American Music Awards) Flutist of the year winner and 2010 NAMMY nominee Artist of the year JJ Kent took place in Shamblin Theatre. Take a look at the photos below to relive the event, or experience it for the first time. Please upgrade your...
by Whitney Jarreld | Nov 10, 2010 | News Slider
Back for another year, Dodgeball: No Escape showcased numerous teams that battled it out for the title and the trophy. The prison-like atmosphere made for an intense evening of dodgeball in Fanning’s courtyard. Starting with single elimination games, some were went out quickly. Other teams, like California Boys and Dumbledore’s Army, came close but didn’t quite make it to the championship game. Teams Campus Safety and Robin Hood Men in Tights had a showdown in the championship round. The winner was to be determined in a best-out-of-three round. The first game went quickly to Robin Hood Men in Tights. The second time around, both teams fought harder for the win, but Robin Hood Men in Tights prevailed in the end. Please upgrade your...
by Whitney Jarreld | Nov 5, 2010 | News Slider
Sponsored by SGA, Kappa lota Theta and Residence Life, Trunk-or-Treat: A Halloween Block Party provided an opportunity for Lipscomb students to have some fun before Halloween. There were an abundance of music performances by Lindsey Latimer, The Mason Jars, Thomas Rhett Akins with Joseph Whitaker and Kirk and the Crazy Kats. Students collected candy from trunks sponsored by dorms, social clubs, academic clubs and other Lipscomb organizations. The night also included a pumpkin patch and pumpkin carving, along with bonfires for marshmallow-roasting. Many people dressed in costumes for the night. Check out the pictures below. Please upgrade your...
