(New London NH) After getting routed (90-64) at Gordon on February 10th you hoped that a second meeting with Colby-Sawyer might go better. It didn’t.
The Scots lost 72-54 exiting from the Commonwealth Coast Conference tournament in the semifinals for the fourth straight season as a result. Gordon was the lone returnee from last season’s Final Four.
Meanwhile, [...]
Entries from February 2009
February 26, 2009
Game #27 – Gordon Loses to Colby-Sawyer (again) and Exits CCC Tournament
February 24, 2009
Game #26 – Aaron’s Last-Second Shot Advances Gordon Past Roger Williams in CCC Tournament
(Wenham) Remember the long prayer Aaron let fly up from the corner at Endicott to win that game in December?
He was at it again tonight at the lively Bennett Center against Roger Williams with a shorter prayer but, like the Endicott shot, it was a game-winner.
This time the stakes were higher as the 50-48 victory [...]
February 21, 2009
Game #25 – Scots Gain 3rd Seed With Last-Game Win Over Salve Regina
(Newport RI) After that meltdown 90-64 loss to Colby-Sawyer eleven days ago at home, you had to wonder where your Scots would be four games later at the regular season’s end. Sitting then at 6-4 in league play, with Western New England, UNE, and Salve Regina on the upcoming schedule, you had to at least [...]
February 18, 2009
Game #24 – Down Goes Undefeated UNE
(Wenham) Winners of 19 in a row? Wow!
Hadn’t lost since November 25th? Terrific!
Undefeated in the Commonwealth Coast Conference? Impressive!
The University of New England Nor’easters (20-4 overall/ 11-1 in the CCC) can put all those lofty accomplishments behind them after your Gordon College Fighting Scots defeated them, 82-75, before a revved up Bennett Center on Wednesday [...]
February 14, 2009
Game #23 – Greg Walker’s 28 Points Leads Gordon Past WNEC and Into the Tournament
(Wenham) Remember all those shots Greg took the last three games that went in and out? By my count, he was 12-for-34 totaling 26 points. Unfortunate Western New England caught Greg on a can’t-miss performance (12-for-15) and lost to Gordon, 77-57, on Saturday afternoon at the Bennett Center.
Greg’s 28 points were a career high and [...]
