Lincoln University Lions Pre-Season Media Guide 2016-2017 NCAA Division 2 CIAA

1. 2016-17 PRESEASON GUIDE

2. 2016-17 LINCOLN BASKETBALL
Name of School: ……...…….………The Lincoln University
Location: …..………..……….Lincoln University, PA 19352
Enrollment: …….…………………..……………..Approx. 2,650
Founded: .…….….…….……………..………………………….1854
Colors: …….….Orange (PMS 1585) and Blue (PMS 662)
Nickname: …...…..……………………..…..……..…………..Lions
National Affiliation: ..…...……….….…....NCAA Division II
Conference: ……………………….……………………………..CIAA
Area, (capacity): ..……..…..Manuel Rivero Hall, (2,000)
President: ………………………..……………Dr. Richard Green
Interim Athletic Director……………………...Anthony Pla
Athletic Department Phone: .…………...(484)365-7391
Athletic Website: .………………………….www.lulions.com
First Yr. of Basketball: ………………….……………..1971-72
Postseason Record: …………….……………..……………….3-1
Last Postseason Opp.: ….Bluefield State, ECAC (2015)
Result: ….….…………………………...…………………….L, 72-70
Sports Information Director: ...……..…...
Sports Information Office Phone: ……..(484)365-7384
Sports Information Office Fax: ………....(484)365-8120
Cell Phone: ………………………….………….…(646)643-8510
Email: ………………….………………...@lincoln.edu
Mailing Address: ….1570 Baltimore Pike, P.O. Box 79,
………………………….…Lincoln University, PA 19352-0999
Head Coach: ..…………………Darrell Mosley (Lincoln ‘10)
Record, Current School (years): …………14-12, Same (2)
Basketball Office Phone: ....…………….….(484)365-7392
Head Athletic Trainer: .…….………...……..Shawn Hanlon
Office Phone: ..……………………..….….....….484-365-7343
Assistant Athletic Trainer: .………………..Brandon Olaya
Assistant Athletic Trainer: .…………………Heather Wolfe
Office Phone: ..……………......................….484-365-7615
2015-16 Record: ..…………………………..……………..…14-12
2015-16 Conf. Record (CIAA): …...……….…….……..….8-8
2015-16 North Division Finish: .…….….………..3rd Place
2015-16 Home Record: ……………..………..………..…….9-2
2016 CIAA Tournament:…….1-1,L, 50-45 vs Livingstone
…………………………………………………………………..….College
THE UNIVERSITY
2015-16 WOMEN’S TEAM
ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
WOMEN’S COACHING STAFF
BASKETBALL HISTORY
Head Coach: ..…....………..Doug Overton (Lasalle U. ‘91)
Record, Current School (years): ……………….., Same (1)
Basketball Office Phone: ....…………….….(484)365-7392
Office Phone: ..……………......................….484-365-7615
2015-16 Record: ..…………………………..……………..…...9-20
2015-16 Conf. Record (CIAA): …...……….…….……..…6-10
2015-16 North Division Finish: .…….….………...5th Place
2015-16 Home Record: ……………..………..………..….….5-8
2016 CIAA Tournament:..1-1,L, 90-77 vs Livingstone
……………………………………………………………………...College
2015-16 MEN’S TEAM
MEN’S COACHING STAFF

3. 2016-17 LINCOLN BASKETBALL
The Lincoln University Board of Trustees named Dr. Richard Green to serve as
interim president of the university. Dr. Green will lead the university as it
continues to address issues and opportunities that have characterized it as a
leader in the offering of quality higher education programs to meet the
needs of its students.
"The Board of Trustees is confident that the skill-sets Dr. Green brings with
him, as a result of his experience in higher education, will ensure that The
Lincoln University is able to move, both effectively and efficiently, through its
third century providing educational excellence for this great institution," said
Kimberly A. Lloyd ’94, Chairman of the Board.
Previously, Dr. Green served as interim provost of St. Cloud State University
in St. Cloud, Minnesota, from June 2014 to June 2015 while the university
conducted its search for a provost. Prior to that, he held other interim posi-
tions at Albany State University in Georgia, National Louis University in Illi-
nois, Alcorn State University in Mississippi and Midland Lutheran College in
Nebraska. He was also Assistant to the President at the State University of New York College at Buffalo, New York.
Over the years, Dr. Green also served in numerous other university leadership posts, including president of Jefferson Community
College in Kentucky and interim president of Metropolitan State University in Minnesota and acting president at Midland Lutheran
College. In addition, he has held faculty and teaching positions at Metropolitan State University, University of Massachusetts at
Amherst, Concordia College at Moorhead, Minnesota, University of Louisville, Kentucky State University and North Dakota State
University. In addition to his appointments in higher education, he also served as Assistant to the President and CEO at Honeywell
Inc. and as Director of Executive Education for the company.
Dr. Green earned his bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Concordia College, a master’s degree in physical chemistry from North
Dakota State University and his doctorate in inorganic chemistry from the University of Louisville. He also is a graduate of the Har-
vard University Institute of Educational Management.
Dr. Green will be joined by his wife, Dr. Dorothy Green. They are parents of two adult children, Kim and Richard, and are very
proud of their three grandchildren.

4. 2016-17 LINCOLN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Darrell Mosley was named Head Women's Basketball Coach heading
into the 2015-16 season. He previously served as an assistant coach
on The Lincoln University Men’s Basketball staff for five seasons.
The Lions had their first 20 win season as a Division II institution dur-
ing the 2013-14 season. When competing in Manuel Rivera Hall they
were at their best compiling a record of 13-2. The team finished the
season with a 20-9 record which included a 10-6 CIAA campaign. A
senior driven squad capped their 2013-14 season by winning the
2014 ECAC Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship in Fairfield,
CT. After a close 71-68 victory in the semifinal round over Dominican
University, the Lions notched their 20th win of the season defeating
Caldwell University 65-49 in the championship game.
During the 2012 - 2013 season, Lincoln experienced a 30 per-
cent increase in success by netting a record of 17-10 and becoming
the CIAA Northern Division Conference Champions. Additionally,
Mosley's top recruit, Kenny Sharp, earned First Team All-Conference.
Being predicted to finish fifth in conference, Lincoln further exceeded
expectations finishing first in the division and earning a first-round
bye in the CIAA Conference Tournament.
For the 2011 - 2012 season, Mosley took over all responsibilities of the full-time assistant by adding the duties of recruiting, pre-
season and post-season workouts, and conditioning. Mosley became more hands on with team travel and expenses as well as aca-
demic development. Mosley assisted with the remarkable turn around in the program who ended the season 11-18 and seeing a
25% increase in success from the previous season. Additionally, his protégé Denzel Mooney won his second consecutive 1st Team
All Conference award for his senior year. Behind Mooney, Mosley's junior recruit, Kenny Sharp, was the second-leading scorer on
the team.
In the fall of 2010, Mosley returned to complete his final semester as a student-assistant coach, where his responsibilities include
skill and development, scouting reports, pre-practice, watching film, strength and condition, player personnel, monitor study hall
and game strategy. Current junior Denzel Mooney saw a drastic improvement in his productivity while being mentored by Mosley
and went from averaging 5 ppg as a sophomore to 21 ppg for his Junior year and winning 1st Team All Conference recognition.
Mosley, who was born and raised in Chester, Pa., and attended Chester High School, is a former member of the Lincoln University
basketball team. He attended Delaware State University and helped guide the team to a conference title and played in the NIT
against West Virginia. After his sophomore season, Mosley transferred to Lincoln University and was the starting point guard, as
well as being named team captain.
After his senior season, Mosley earned the Small College Award by the coaches. During the following summer, Mosley worked sev-
eral camps and coached high school summer leagues, along with AAU basketball. That same summer, Mosley joined an organiza-
tion called FIDONCE owned by NBA player Tyreke Evans. He spent time coaching and did sports training and skill development.

5. No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School
2 Mckenzie Spencer FR G 5-8 Richmond, VA/ Henrico High School
3 Monique Cheek SR G 5-4 Teaneck, NJ/ Harford Community College
5 Wynter McLaughlin FR G/F 5-10 Wilmington, DE/ Concord High School
10 Shecquan Bailey JR G 5-8 Snow Hill, MD/ Baltimore City Community
11 Kholby Oliver SO G 5-8 Bowie, MD/ Tallahassee Community College
15 Loreal Bledsoe SR F/C 5-11 Clinton, MD/ Virginia University of Lynchburg
20 Amanda Okodugha JR C 6-1 Norrkoping, Sweden/ Young Harris College
24 Brianna Logan JR G 5-6 Lumberton, NJ/ Siena College
25 Lyric Artis JR F 5-9 Latham, NY/ Community college of Rhode Island
30 Teira Pendleton JR G/F 5-9 Baltimore, MD/ Baltimore Poly Institute
32 Jaeda Davis SO G 5-5 Milwaukee, WI/ Rufus King HS
34 Ashley Hightower JR F 5-11 Peoria, Illinois/ Harford Community College
55 Diamond Mickle JR F/C 5-11 Fredericksburg, VA/ Harford Community College
No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School
25 Lyric Artis JR F 5-9 Latham, NY/ Community college of Rhode Island
10 Shecquan Bailey JR G 5-8 Snow Hill, MD/ Baltimore City Community
15 Loreal Bledsoe SR F/C 5-11 Clinton, MD/ Virginia University of Lynchburg
3 Monique Cheek SR G 5-4 Teaneck, NJ/ Harford Community College
32 Jaeda Davis SO G 5-5 Milwaukee, WI/ Rufus King HS
34 Ashley Hightower JR F 5-11 Peoria, Illinois/ Harford Community College
24 Brianna Logan JR G 5-6 Lumberton, NJ/ Siena College
5 Wynter McLaughlin FR G/F 5-10 Wilmington, DE/ Concord High School
55 Diamond Mickle JR F/C 5-11 Fredericksburg, VA/ Harford Community College
11 Kholby Oliver SO G 5-8 Bowie, MD/ Tallahassee Community College
20 Amanda Okodugha JR C 6-1 Norrkoping, Sweden/ Young Harris College
30 Teira Pendleton JR G/F 5-9 Baltimore, MD/ Baltimore Poly Institute
2 Mckenzie Spencer FR G 5-8 Richmond, VA/ Henrico High School
Pronunciation Guide
Teira Pendleton – Tear-ah
2016-17 LINCOLN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
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ALPHABETICAL

6. 2016-17 LINCOLN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Date Opponent Status
November
Fri. 11 Millersville 8PM
Sat. 12 Gannon 6PM
Wed. 16 USciences 5:30PM
Sat. 19 Philadelphia U. 3PM
Tue. 22 Dist. Columbia TBA
Mon. 28 at Pitt.-Johnstown 6PM
Wed. 30 at Bloomfield 6PM
December
Tue. 13 Livingstone 5:30PM
Thu. 15 Winston-Salem State * 5:30PM
Sat. 17 Johnson C. Smith * 2PM
Sun. 18 at Norfolk St. 4PM
Fri. 30 at Wilmington (Del.) 1PM
January
Thu. 5 at Fayetteville State * 5:30PM
Sat. 7 at St. Augustine's * 2PM
Mon. 9 at Shaw * 6:0PM
Sat. 14 at Bowie St. * ^ 2PM
Wed. 18 Elizabeth City State * ^ 5:30PM
Sat. 21 at Virginia Union * ^ 2PM
Wed. 25 at Chowan * ^ 5:30PM
Sat. 28 at Virginia State 2PM
Mon. 30 at Cheyney 5:30PM
February
Sat. 4 Bowie St. * ^ 2PM
Wed. 8 at Elizabeth City State * ^ 5:30PM
Sat. 11 Virginia Union * ^ 2PM
Wed. 15 Chowan * ^ 5:30PM
Sat. 18 Virginia State 2PM

7. 2016-17 LINCOLN MEN’S BASKETBALL
Date Opponent Status
November
Fri. 11 vs. Indiana (Pa.) @ IUP 7:30 PM
Sat. 12 vs. Pitt.-Johnstown @ IUP 5:30 PM
Tue. 15 at Bloomsburg 7:00 PM
Sat. 19 at Caldwell 1:00 PM
Tue. 22 Queens (N.Y.) 8:00 PM
Sat. 26 at Millersville 2:00 PM
Tue. 29 USciences 8:00 PM
December
Sat. 10 Goldey-Beacom 2:00 PM
Tue. 13 Livingstone * 7:30 PM
Thu. 15 Winston-Salem State * 7:30 PM
Sat. 17 Johnson C. Smith * 4:00 PM
Fri. 30 Shepherd 7:00 PM
January
Thu. 5 at Fayetteville State * 7:30 PM
Sat. 7 at St. Augustine's * 4:00 PM
Mon. 9 at Shaw * 8:00 PM
Sat. 14 at Bowie St. * ^ 4:00 PM
Wed. 18 Elizabeth City State * ^ 7:30 PM
Sat. 21 at Virginia Union * ^ 4:00 PM
Wed. 25 at Chowan * ^ 7:30 PM
Sat. 28 at Virginia Union * 4:00 PM
Mon. 30 at Cheyney 7:30 PM
February
Sat. 4 Bowie St. * ^ 4:00 PM
Wed. 8 at Elizabeth City State * ^ 7:30 PM
Sat. 11 Virginia Union * ^ 4:00 PM
Wed. 15 Chowan * ^ 7:30 PM
Sat. 18 Virginia State *

8. 2016-17 LINCOLN MEN’S BASKETBALL
Head Men’s Basketball Coach Doug Overton. Coach Overton
is a Philadelphia Basketball legend. A graduate of Dobbins
Technical High-school - he went on to star at LaSalle Universi-
ty where he scored more than 1700 points and earned a place
not only in the LaSalle University Hall of Athletes but also the
Big Five and Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. After a stellar
collegiate career which included leading his team to three
NCAA appearances he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in
Elementary/Special Education. Doug Overton was drafted by
the Detroit Pistons in 1992 and had a 12 year career playing
for a number of teams including the Washington Wizards and
Philadelphia 76ers. After his playing career finished Coach
Overton was the first retired player to enter the NBA Assis-
tant Coaches Program.
His coaching career includes stints with the NBA Basketball without Borders program in Beijing, China, Nike
Skills Academy and time coaching youth in Barcelona, Spain and Australia. Throughout his playing career and
to this day Coach Overton kept his roots in Philadelphia and continued to give back. He created the DOBC
better known as the Doug Overton Basketball Camp in 1992. This camp is the longest consecutively run free
basketball camp for inner city youth in Philadelphia history. He is also the founder of the “ No Opponent Bas-
ketball Academy” a program designed to help students ages 6-17 develop life and basketball skills within the
Philadelphia tristate area.
After working with Head Coach Phil Martelli at St Joseph University, Doug Overton is now ready to take the
helm of his own program. He brings to Lincoln University the knowledge and experience that can only be
gained by someone who has lived the dream that many who come to Lincoln have. His story will resonate
with not only our basketball players but also the young men and women who come to Lincoln University
from Philadelphia with a dream and hopes of improving their lives.

9. 2016-17 LINCOLN MEN’S BASKETBALL
No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last School
Blair Davis 5-11 165 So. Baltimore, MD/ Baltimore City College HS
Antonio DePina 6’4 205 Sr. Wilmington, DE/ Kutztown University
Malachi Seney 5’11 180 Sr. Philadelphia, PA/ Harford Community College
Jordan Watson 6’3 175 Jr. Philadelphia, PA/ Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Joshua Davis 6’6 208 Sr. Saginaw, MI/ Louisburg Junior College
Vernon Young 6’7 215 Sr. Chicago, IL/ University of St. Mary
Umar Saaba 6’4 200 So. Philadelphia, PA/ Boys Latin HS
Tracey Nelson 6’7 175 Jr. Waldorf, MD/ University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Sean James 6’5 210 Jr. Newark, DE/ Iona College
Dreyan Bundley 6’2 190 So. Baltimore, MD/ Forest Park Senior HS
William Jackson 6’7 190 Sr. Washington, DC/Harford Community College
Khayyir Laws 5’11 190 Jr. Chester, PA/ Delaware County Community College
James Richardson 5’11 160 Jr. Jersey City, NJ/ Raritan Valley Community College
Carlton Allen 6’10 Sr. Trenton, NJ/ Manhattan College
Cameron Campbell 6’4 180 Fr. Fayetteville, NC/ Trinity Christian School
Carl Lane Jr. 6’9 205 Jr. Honolulu, HI/ Southeaster Community College
Michael Stone 6’8 265 Fr. Brooklyn, NY/ Strong Vincent HS
Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last School
Carlton Allen 6’10 Sr. Trenton, NJ/ Manhattan College
Dreyan Bundley 6’2 190 So. Baltimore, MD/ Forest Park Senior HS
Cameron Campbell 6’4 180 Fr. Fayetteville, NC/ Trinity Christian School
Blair Davis 5-11 165 So. Baltimore, MD/ Baltimore City College HS
Joshua Davis 6’6 208 Sr. Saginaw, MI/ Louisburg Junior College
Antonio DePina 6’4 205 Sr. Wilmington, DE/ Kutztown University
William Jackson 6’7 190 Sr. Washington, DC/Harford Community College
Sean James 6’5 210 Jr. Newark, DE/ Iona College
Khayyir Laws 5’11 190 Jr. Chester, PA/ Delaware County Community College
Tracey Nelson 6’7 175 Jr. Waldorf, MD/ University of Maryland Eastern Shore
James Richardson 5’11 160 Jr. Jersey City, NJ/ Raritan Valley Community College
Umar Saaba 6’4 200 So. Philadelphia, PA/ Boys Latin HS
Malachi Seney 5’11 180 Sr. Philadelphia, PA/ Harford Community College
Michael Stone 6’8 265 Fr. Brooklyn, NY/ Strong Vincent HS
Jordan Watson 6’3 175 Jr. Philadelphia, PA/ Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Vernon Young 6’7 215 Sr. Chicago, IL/ University of St. Mary
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10. 2016-17 LINCOLN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
TEAM STATISTICS LUPA-W OPP
SCORING 1672 1668
Points per game 64.3 64.2
Scoring margin +0.2 -
FIELD GOALS-ATT 596-1551 582-1554
Field goal pct .384 .375
3 POINT FG-ATT 89-383 129-417
3-point FG pct .232 .309
3-pt FG made per
game
3.4 5.0
FREE THROWS-ATT 391-676 375-574
Free throw pct .578 .653
F-Throws made per
game
15.0 14.4
REBOUNDS 1076 1074
Rebounds per game 41.4 41.3
Rebounding margin +0.1 -
ASSISTS 287 335
Assists per game 11.0 12.9
TURNOVERS 502 545
Turnovers per game 19.3 21.0
Turnover margin +1.7 -
Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.6
STEALS 247 241
Steals per game 9.5 9.3
BLOCKS 73 103
Blocks per game 2.8 4.0
ATTENDANCE 4761 10745
Home games-Avg/
Game
11-433 12-895
Neutral site-Avg/
Game
- 3-0
Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 Total
Lincoln (PA) 375 423 410 425 20 21 1674
Opponents 369 392 382 474 31 20 1668
SCORING AVERAGE G Pts Avg/G
CLARK,Amani 26 330 12.7
SMITH,Courtney 24 243 10.1
PENDLETON,Teira 26 253 9.7
TAYLOR,Dejah 21 142 6.8
SEYMOUR,Chauntel 2 11 5.5
GAINES,Mieana 25 127 5.1
SAUNDERS,Lisa 26 131 5.0
HARDY,Katelin 4 19 4.8
KIMBELL,LenNee 26 123 4.7
TAYLOR,Destiney 2 9 4.5
DAVIS,Jaeda 24 97 4.0
CHEEK,Monique 23 90 3.9
REBOUND AVERAGE G Reb Avg/G
TAYLOR,Dejah 21 127 6.0
PENDLETON,Teira 26 142 5.5
CLARK,Amani 26 132 5.1
NWAGBARAOCHA,Vivevca 25 98 3.9
SMITH,Courtney 24 94 3.9
ASSISTS G Ast Ast/G
KIMBELL,LenNee 26 68 2.6
CLARK,Amani 26 54 2.1
SMITH,Courtney 24 48 2.0
PENDLETON,Teira 26 34 1.3
CHEEK,Monique 23 23 1.0
STEALS G Stl Stl/G
CLARK,Amani 26 62 2.4
SMITH,Courtney 24 44 1.8
PENDLETON,Teira 26 23 0.9
KIMBELL,LenNee 26 22 0.8
TAYLOR,Dejah 21 21 1.0

11. 2016-17 LINCOLN MEN’S BASKETBALL
SCORING AVERAGE G Pts Avg/G
DAVIS,Joshua 27 328 12.1
BURTON,Quaman 29 331 11.4
WATSON,Jordan 24 248 10.3
YOUNG,Vernon 29 261 9.0
COOLEY,Charles 10 88 8.8
JAMES, Sean 22 126 5.7
DEPINA, Antonio 21 110 5.2
SENEY,Malachi 29 137 4.7
SAABA,Umar 29 135 4.7
DAVIS,Blair 29 106 3.7
MOORE,Deonte 4 14 3.5
MARSH,Kelly 17 54 3.2
REBOUND AVERAGE G Reb Avg/G
DAVIS,Joshua 27 192 7.1
YOUNG,Vernon 29 163 5.6
SAABA,Umar 29 116 4.0
COOLEY,Charles 10 39 3.9
BURTON,Quaman 29 105 3.6
ASSISTS G Ast Ast/G
BURTON,Quaman 29 106 3.7
DAVIS,Blair 29 66 2.3
SENEY,Malachi 29 34 1.2
WATSON,Jordan 24 30 1.3
COOLEY,Charles 10 30 3.0
TEAM STATISTICS LUPA-M OPP
SCORING 2032 2206
Points per game 70.1 76.1
Scoring margin -6.0 -
FIELD GOALS-ATT 697-1671 755-1655
Field goal pct .417 .456
3 POINT FG-ATT 184-521 217-622
3-point FG pct .353 .349
3-pt FG made per
game
6.3 7.5
FREE THROWS-ATT 454-682 479-684
Free throw pct .666 .700
F-Throws made per
game
15.7 16.5
REBOUNDS 1078 1036
Rebounds per game 37.2 35.7
Rebounding margin +1.4 -
ASSISTS 350 466
Assists per game 12.1 16.1
TURNOVERS 459 420
Turnovers per game 15.8 14.5
Turnover margin -1.3 -
Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 1.1
STEALS 197 199
Steals per game 6.8 6.9
BLOCKS 61 126
Blocks per game 2.1 4.3
WINNING STREAK 0 -
Home win streak 0 -
ATTENDANCE 7647 14623
Home games-Avg/
Game
13-588 13-1103
Neutral site-Avg/
Game
- 3-95
Score by periods 1st 2nd OT Total
Lincoln (PA) 929 1069 34 2032
Opponents 1040 1129 37 2206
STEALS G Stl Stl/G
BURTON,Quaman 29 33 1.1
SAABA,Umar 29 32 1.1
DAVIS,Joshua 27 26 1.0
DAVIS,Blair 29 17 0.6
YOUNG,Vernon 29 15 0.5
WATSON,Jordan 24 15 0.6

12. 2015-16 LINCOLN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL