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1st LWC National Champs get overdue banner, 40 years later The 1971-'72 Lindsey Wilson Junior College basketball roster: Steve Campbell, "Big Al" Crim, Micah Harvey, Mike Humphress, Pat Payne, Gary Powell, Tom Skaggs, Vic Stansbury, Chester Tucker, (d. Jan. 9, 2012) , and Keith Young. Harvey, Campbell and Young hailed from Adair County, Tucker from Russell County, and Humphress from over Bonnieville way. From An Anonymous scribe For that complete story, click to A classic Blue Raiders basketball game: A national championship A beloved Adair County character of legendary proportions, the late Dallas Pickett, skillfully and safely piloted the bus carrying this great team to and from Albany, NY. And to Duane Bonifer's pre-event story, Lindsey Wilson to honor 1971-72 National Championship Basketball team-CM Click on headline for story with with photo(s) By Duane Bonifer, Public Information Director, LWC COLUMBIA, KY - Six members of Lindsey Wilson College's 1971-72 men's basketball team celebrated the 40-year anniversary of winning the school's first national championship. The team won the 1972 National Little College Athletic Association championship. Six surviving members of the team attended a luncheon on Saturday afternoon in Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center, then were treated to a Blue Raider women's-men's sweep of visiting St. Catharine College from St. Catherine, KY, just north of Springfield, KY. During halftime of the men's basketball game, a banner commemorating the championship season was unveiled at Biggers Sports Center. Rainey, Brimm Lead Lindsey Wilson Womens Basketball to OT over St. Catharine From Lindsey Wilson Athletics Lindsey Wilson College junior Ashley Rainey and sophomore Jasmine Brimm combined for 49 points on Senior Day today to lift the Blue Raiders to a 77-73 overtime win over visiting St. Catharine (Ky.) College at Biggers Sports Center. - Chris Wells This story was posted on 2012-02-26 07:38:56
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