MARIETTA, Ohio — Seth Stanley’s 16-foot jumper from the left baseline with 5 seconds remaining lifted Hendrix to an 80-78 win against Wittenberg in an opening round game in the eight-team Great Lakes Invitation at Ban Johnson Field House Friday afternoon.
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Centre College's Greg Ross scored an SCAC tournament single-game record 38 points on 11-for-19 shooting and added 11 rebounds in leading the East's No. 1 seed to a 54-46 win over No. 4 West seed Hendrix College Friday evening at Heidelberg Gymnasium.
Hendrix College survived in a must-win situation after two overtimes decided Sunday afternoon’s 76-74 thriller over Austin College at Hughey Gymnasium. The victory clinched the No. 4 West seed for Hendrix in next weekend’s SCAC Tournament at Millsaps College.
Colorado College senior Nick Rose scored 37 points in 37 minutes and a 19-5 run in the second half proved just enough to outlast Hendrix College, 84-80, on Friday night at Reid Gymnasium.
Junior Ammon Martin led Hendrix College to a 75-63 win over Millsaps College on Saturday afternoon at Grove Gymnasium. Martin collected 20 points and drained four 3-pointers to lead the Warriors to a big conference win.
Hendrix College shot a blistering 60.7 percent and outscored University of Dallas 24-10 in the paint during the second half to earn the season-series sweep with a 67-46 victory on Tuesday night at Grove Gymnasium.
Hendrix College shot just 28.3 percent from the field (17-of-60), while Trinity University used a balanced attack with four players in double-figures to outlast the Warriors, 60-45, on Saturday afternoon at Grove Gymnasium.
Hendrix College came back from a 10-point deficit with 2:01 left in regulation to send the game into overtime and the Warriors survived on clutch free throw shooting in the second overtime to earn a 105-94 victory over Southwestern University on Friday evening at Grove Gymnasium.
Senior Todd Ward exploded for 18 second-half points and a decisive 20-2 run late in the game propelled Oglethorpe University past Hendrix College, 89-77, on Sunday afternoon at Dorough Field House.
Hendrix College had five players score in double figures and the Warriors burned the nets from long range in a 78-66 victory over Sewanee-The University of the South on Friday night at The Fowler Center.
Birmingham-Southern College used a balanced scoring attack and strong presence down low to outlast Hendrix College, 85-63, on Sunday afternoon at Grove Gymnasium. The Panthers shot 65.9 percent from the field went 21-of-32 from the charity stripe.
Hendrix College junior Ammon Martin scored 16 points, grabbed nine rebounds and dished out seven assists with no turnovers, setting the tempo in the Warriors dominating 72-55 win over conference foe Rhodes College on Friday night at Grove Gymnasium.
DePauw University scored over half its points in the paint and Hendrix College shot a season-low 21.4 percent from behind the arc as the Tigers earned a dominant 74-52 victory on Sunday afternoon at Neal Fieldhouse.
Centre College junior Gregg Ross scored 22 points, while senior Alex Lloyd posted a 19 point and 12 rebound double-double to lead the Colonels to a 68-56 win over Hendrix College on Friday evening at Alumni Gymnasium.
Southwestern University jumped out to a 17-2 lead after just five minutes of action and never looked back, leading by at least 10 points the rest of the way for a 88-68 victory over Hendrix College on Friday evening at the Corbin J. Robertson Center.
Hendrix College and Rust College battled through 11 lead changes and seven ties in a nip and tuck contest at Grove Gymnasium on Tuesday afternoon. Junior Marcus Erves scored 16 points and junior Jahrell Holmes grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Bearcats to a 68-64 victory.
Hendrix College junior Nick Heathscott recorded his first double-double of the season with 18 points and 11 boards to led the Warriors to a 71-59 victory over University of Dallas on Sunday afternoon at the Maher Athletic Center.
Hendrix College junior Nick Heathscott and sophomore Jaren Riley posted season-high performances with 26 and 18 points, respectively, to lead the Warriors to their second win of the season against LeTourneau University, 75-61, on Thursday night at Grove Gymnasium.
Millsaps College defended its home court to the final buzzer and managed to hold on to its advantage the entire way as the Majors outlasted Hendrix College, 55-51, for the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) win on Friday afternoon at the Hangar Dome.
Austin College initiated a full-court press early and turned Hendrix College’s 10 first-half turnovers into 15 points to grab the early momentum. The Roos scored 12 points off the fast break and outscored the Warriors 40-22 in the paint to earn the 72-57 victory on Sunday afternoon at Grove Gymnasium.
Colorado College first year Ryan Milne made his presence in the league noticed as he scored 27 points, dished out nine assists and pulled down seven rebounds in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) opener. The Tigers cruised to a 68-48 victory over Hendrix College on Friday night at Grove Gymnasium.
Rust College (2-3) had four players in double-figures and scored over half its points in the paint to hand Hendrix College (2-3) a 82-69 setback on Tuesday evening. The Bearcats shot 50.8 percent from the field while the Warriors shot just 37.9 percent.
Hendrix College outscored LeTourneau University 40-16 in the paint and the Warriors had four players score in double figures to spoil the Yellow Jackets’ home-opener Tuesday night at Belcher Gymnasium.
Westminster College led the entire 40 minutes to earn a 63-53 win over Hendrix College on Saturday afternoon at H.J. Long Gymnasium. The Titans outscored the Warriors 28-18 in the paint and 15-10 on second-chance points.
The Hendrix College men’s and women’s basketball teams traveled to Greenville College for their opening games of the 2010 Tip-Off Classic on Friday afternoon at H.J. Long Gymnasium. The men came away with a 91-83 victory, while the women suffered a 63-61 set back.
It was too little, too late for Hendrix College as the Warriors outscored University of the Ozarks 19-8 in the last four minutes and pulled to within two points on a 9-2 run with just 23 ticks left on the clock. However, the Eagles knocked down four free throws in the final nine seconds to earn its third-straight season opening victory over Hendrix, 70-66, Monday night at the Mabee Gymnasium.
Hendrix upsets No. 22 Wittenberg 80-78
November 19, 2021MARIETTA, Ohio — Seth Stanley’s 16-foot jumper from the left baseline with 5 seconds remaining lifted Hendrix to an 80-78 win against Wittenberg in an opening round game in the eight-team Great Lakes Invitation at Ban Johnson Field House Friday afternoon.
