Alumni Corner: A weekly review of local athletes in college
<strong>Capel Henshaw — Lewis</strong>
Henshaw logged 21 minutes, but didn’t score in Lewis’ 80-57 at University of Southern Indiana Saturday in Evansville.
Henshaw was 0-for-4 from the field, including an 0-for-3 mark from behind the arc. The Harrisburg graduate grabbed 3 rebounds, two on the defensive end and had one assist and one turnover to go along with two fouls.
On Thursday, The Flyers lost to Bellarmine 87-53 in Louisville.
Henshaw played 17 minutes, going 0-for-2 from the field and finished with three steals and two assists.
<strong>Lindsey Murray — Ole Miss</strong>
Murray, a junior for the Rebels, placed third in the women’s pole vault with a season-best clearance of 13-feet-9.25 at the Rod McCravy Memorial at the University of Kentucky on Friday.
That jump by Murray should vault her into the Top 15 in the NCAA rankings.
<strong>Isaac Ingram — SIU</strong>
Ingram set a huge lifetime-best in the weight throw with a heave of 67-feet-0 (20.42m). The Harrisburg product took second at Vanderbilt in Nashville Friday and jumps from eighth to sixth on SIU’s all-time top-10. He is also one of just 15 throwers in the nation to throw 67-feet or better this season, as he’s currently ranked 20th in the nation, and first in the Missouri Valley Conference.
<strong>Lucas Horton — SIU</strong>
Running the 800 meters for the first time this season, Horton ran 1:53.19 to place eighth at Vanderbilt. Horton’s time is the sixth-fastest in the Missouri Valley Conference.
<em>–Compiled by Michael Dann</em>
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