SLIAC Weekly Release - Jan. 15

SLIAC Weekly Release - Jan. 15

This week in the SLIAC is a weekly review of the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. It recaps the prior weeks results and highlights upcoming events. You can also find the latest standings, statistics, schedules and awards.

HEADLINES

SLIAC Spotlight: Wylie Mangelsdorf (January 10, 2014)
Principia College senior Wylie Mangelsdorf is featured in this week's interview. Mangelsdorf, a cross country and track runner, talks about his life as a NCAA Division III student-athlete....MORE

Hayes Tops 1,000 Point Mark (January 11, 2014)
Spalding senior guard Kerstin Hayes reached a career milestone this weekend, becoming just the second player in school history to reach the 1,000 point mark......MORE

Eeten Breaks SLIAC Scoring Record (January 11, 2014)
Eureka College senior guard Caty Eeten set a new SLIAC record for most points by a women's basketball player.....MORE

SLIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

The SLIAC Players of the Week are honored for their performances during the week. Click on the sport link below to see the full list of 2013-14 Players of the Week. For this week's Player of the Week release - HERE

Men's Basketball- Brady Slagle, MacMurray College
Women's Basketball- Kelsey Shoemake, Eureka College

Men's Basketball l Women's Basketball

SLIAC STANDINGS

Men's Basketball Women's Basketball

 

School SLIAC Overall School SLIAC Overall
Spalding 6-0 8-5 Eureka 5-1 9-4
MacMurray 4-1 8-4 Spalding 5-1 5-7
Webster 4-1 7-5 Iowa Wesleyan
4-1 9-3
Westminster 4-2 7-6 Webster 4-1 7-5
Greenville 3-2 7-5 Westminster 3-3 5-7
Iowa Wesleyan
2-3 5-7 Fontbonne 2-4 4-9
Principia 2-4 3-9 Blackburn 2-4 3-10
Fontbonne 2-4 2-11 Greenville 1-4 4-8
Eureka 1-5 2-11 MacMurray 1-4 1-10
Blackburn 0-6 0-13 Principia 1-5 2-9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AROUND THE SLIAC

Blackburn's Shelby Smith exploded for 27 points in a win over Principia last week. Smith finished the game 10-of-16 from the floor and added seven rebounds, two steals and two blocks. On the week she averaged 23.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in helping her team to a pair of conference wins.

Eureka's Caty Eeten become the SLIAC's all-time points leader for a women's basketball player. Eeten surpassed the previous mark of 1,688 by Christina Speer of Principia College. Eeten is currently averaging 20.4 points per game this season, tops in the conference.

The Fontbonne women's basketball team returns home after a short two game road trip. The Griffins will host Spalding on Thursday before heading back to the road to face MacMurray on Saturday. The Griffins will be looking to snap a two game losing streak and hold an impressive 4-2 record at home this season.

Greenville's Ron Harris was efficient on the court last week, shooting 74-percent from the field. Harris was 14-of-19 on the week. He scored 19 points against Fontbonne on 8-of-11 shooting and followed with 18 points in  win over Westminster on 6-of-8 shooting.
Karla Vietinghoff poured in 35 points last week in a win over Viterbo. Her point total was the second most in program history, just two behind the record. In that game she knocked down seven three-pointers, tying the school record for three's in a game.
MacMurray senior forward Brady Slagle had a memorable weekend, reaching multiple career milestones. Slagle joined the 1,000 point mark, becoming the 22nd player in program history to reach the plateau. He also reached the 100 steal and 500 rebound marks for his career.
The Principia men's basketball team had their two game winning streak snapped on Tuesday in a loss to MacMurray. The Panthers will look to add to their three wins this season with games against Webster and Eureka later this week.

Spalding junior forward Jessica Guy helped lead her team to a 65-55 win over Eureka College last week; recording a double-double. Guy finished the game with 22 points and 11 rebounds, adding two steals in the game.

Kaliann Rickard had an impressive all around performance in her team's win over Westminster last week. Rickard finished the game with 16 points, on 6-of-8 shooting, while adding six assists and five steals with four rebounds.
Westminster senior Joe James reached the 1,000 point mark for his career last week in a game against Webster. James tallied his 1,000th career point on a three-pointer early in the game and finished the contest with eight points.

THIS WEEK'S SLIAC SCHEDULE

To see a complete schedule of this week's SLIAC action click HERE

KEEP UP WITH THE SLIAC ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Be sure to keep up with the SLIAC using various social media tools. You can follow us on Twitter (@sliac) HERE or Facebook (St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) HERE

Be sure to participate in our Social Media fun each week with Trivia Tuesday, Throwback Thursday and Feature Friday.

Each Tuesday on Twitter we will ask a SLIAC trivia question where the first person to respond with correct answer wins SLIAC gear!

On Thursday's you can reminisce by looking at old photographs when we remember prior SLIAC Student-Athletes.

Friday's are Feature Friday's where we will get to know our current SLIAC Student-Athletes through a series of video interviews. Last week's feature was SLIAC Spotlight with Principia College student-athlete Wylie Mangelsdorf. Watch HERE