JohnA.LoganCollegewascreatedbypublicmandateinSeptember,1967.ItbeganitsfirstacademicyearinSeptember, 1968, with 330 students enrolled. Administratively, it operated from a store-front facility in Herrin, Illinois, using various rented community facilities as classrooms.

In 1969, the College acquired and occupied its permanent campus, a 161-acre tract fronting Highway 13 just westofCarterville,Illinois.Abondreferendumwaspassedthesameyeartohelpfinancetheconstructionofthefirstphase of a permanent building, which was subsequently constructed and occupied in 1973.

In 1981, the College passed a $6 million bond referendum to provide 60,000 square feet of new and renovated facilities, including 3 new buildings, to replace 8 interim buildings on the campus. In 1991, the College dedicated an additional 100,000 square feet of new and remodeled facilities as part of an $8.5 million project funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. In 1995, the College passed a $16 million bond referendum to provide 108,000 new square feet in 6 buildings. This project was also funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. The legislature approved an additional $8.4 million in construction monies in 1999; construction is underway on a Community Health Education Complex and Workforce Development Center.

TheCollegewasfirstaccreditedin1972bytheNorthCentralAssociationofCollegesandSchools.

NathanA.Iveywastheinstitution’sfirstpresident,servingfrom1968to1973,followedbyThomasDeem,1973-74.RobertE.Tarvinwaspresidentuntil1982,andHaroldR.O’Neilservedfrom1982to1989.Dr.RayHancockservedfrom1989-2000.Dr.RobertL.Meesisthecurrentpresident.

John A. Logan College offers a challenging education for: • excellentandoutstandingstudents • adultswhoneedretraining • studentswhoneedalow-costcollegeeducation • thosewhowanttoexplorecollegeandfindoutmoreabouttheircareerinterests • studentsofanyagewhomaynothavedonewellinearlierschoolexperiences • studentspreparingforavocation • adultswholikethestimulationofpart-timelearning • college-agestudentswhowanttoattendasmallcollegebeforetransferringtoalarger4-yearschool • studentswhowanttoliveathomewhileattendingcollege • employedadultswhowanttoattendschool

TheCollege’sCartervillefacilitiesnowinclude169acres,withextensioncentersinDuQuoinandWestFrankfort.The College operates as a comprehensive community college under the authority of the Illinois Community College Act. It is governed by a board of trustees whose members are elected by the citizens of the district.

OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGEDr.RobertL.Mees,PresidentMr.BradMcCormick,Vice-President for Business ServicesDr.TimDaugherty,Vice-President for Administrative ServicesDr.JuliaSchroeder,Vice-President for Instructional Services

BOARD OF TRUSTEESMichaelHopkins,ChairJimSnider,Vice-ChairJohnF.O’Keefe,SecretaryCheryl GraffJaclyn HancockJacob “Jake” RendlemanJohn W. SandersMandyLittle,StudentTrustee

Dr. Robert L. Mees PRESIDENTDr.RobertL.MeesbecamethesixthpresidentofJohnA.LoganCollegeinJuneof2000.Dr.

MeescametoJohnA.LoganCollegein1991asvice-presidentoftheCollege’sInstructionalDivisionafterservingassuperintendentofCartervilleUnitSchoolDistrictNo.5fortenyears.

Duringhis tenureat JohnA. LoganCollege,Dr.Meeshasbeenpresident of the IllinoisCommunityCollegeChiefAcademicOfficersandassumedaleadershiproleintheexpansionofacademicprogramsandinthedevelopmentoftheschool’sverysuccessfulCenterforBusinessandIndustry.TheCollegewasrankedfifthinthenationbyRollingStonemagazinein1998basedon research conducted by UCLA personnel at the Center for the Study of Community Colleges.

Dr.Meesisastrongadvocateofintercollegiateathletics,andstressesawell-balancedprogramwithemphasisonaconcernforthestudent-athlete.Meesalsobelievesthataqualityathleticprogramthat emphasizes academics, responsibility, dedication, and teamwork greatly enhances the growth of the student-athlete and promotes the image of the College locally, statewide, and nationwide.

Dr. Tim Daugherty VICE-PRESIDENTFORADMINISTRATIVESERVICES

Dr.TimDaugherty,Vice-PresidentforAdministration,isthesenioradministratorforintercollegiateathleticsatJohnA.LoganCollege.Heholdsbothhisbachelor’sandmaster’sdegreesfromEasternIllinoisUniversityandaPh.D.inHigherEducationAdministrationfromSouthernIllinoisUniversity.HejoinedtheCollegeinJune2008afterspendingthepast24yearsatSoutheasternIllinoisCollegewhere he was also served as the senior administrator for intercollegiate athletics.

Inadditiontoathletics,heoverseestheCollege’sofficesofAdmissions,Assessment,FinancialAid,Placement,Transfer,StudentSuccessCenter,CommunityRelations,ContinuingEducation,andthe Center for Business and Industry. A native of Herrin, the 1974 graduate of Herrin High School isamemberoftheTigerHallofFameinbothbasketballandfootball.

“John A. Logan College has always been an example of excellence in the classroom and on theplayingfield,”Daughertysaid.“Myprimaryconcernisthatourstudentathletesandallstudentshave opportunities to succeed and be competitive in both academics and athletics.”

Jerry Halstead ATHLETICDIRECTOR InMay2001,long-timeVolunteerbaseballcoachJerryHalsteadbecamethefirstnewathletic

directoratJohnA.LoganCollegein21years,replacingJohnSala,whoretiredafterservinginthatcapacity since 1980.

A native of Carterville, Halstead attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale and graduated in1982withabachelor’sdegreeinphysicaleducation.WhileattendingSIU,HalsteadpitchedfortheSalukibaseballteamforthreeyears,helpingwinMissouriValleyConferencechampionshipsandparticipatingintheNCAATournament.

Inthefallof1982,hebeganhiscareeratLoganastheassistantbaseballcoach.Hetookoverasheadbaseballcoachafteroneseasonandalsoservedastheassistantmen’sbasketballcoachfor three years.

Halsteadhasbuiltthebaseballprogramintooneofthetopprogramsinthecountry.TheVolunteersannually rank among the elite in community college baseball. They won the Great Rivers Athletic Conferencetitlein2001,2002,and2004.TheyalsowonRegion24championshipsin2002,2004,and2006.In2002theVolswentontofinishseventhattheNJCAAWorldSeries.

Duringthe1990s,Loganpostedfourstraightnationaltop-tenfinishesandearnedfourconferencetitles.FourteenformerVolunteersarecurrentlyplayingprofessionalbaseball.Halsteadhasproduced10NJCAAAll-Americansandroutinelyleadsthenation in players signing at four-year schools.

Whilehismainfocushasbeenonbaseballthroughoutmostofhiscareer,HalsteadbecameLogan’scoordinatorofathleticsin the fall of 1995. In that position, he dealt with all aspects of the Athletic Department and is now in charge of all seven college sports(baseball,softball,men’sbasketball,women’sbasketball,men’sgolf,women’sgolf,andvolleyball).

Halsteadandhiswife,Kathy,resideinCarterville.Theyhavetwosons,JasonandAaron,andonedaughter,Jennifer.

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Mark Imhoff HEADBASKETBALLCOACHMark Imhoff is inhis16thseasonasheadmen’sbasketballcoachatJohnA.Logan

College.Inthepast15years,theVolunteershavepostedsolidrecordsunderhisdirection,winningRegion24Tournamenttitlesin1999and2000andtheGRACchampionshipin2007and2010.Hisrecordis303-178.Beforeassuminghiscurrentposition,heservedastheassistantcoachfortheVolunteersfor10seasons.Theteamcompiledarecordof214-118during that time.

Imhoff,anativeofMurphysboro,attendedJohnA.LoganCollegeandplayedbaseballfortheVolunteersfrom1975-77.HetransferredtoEasternIllinoisUniversityandgraduatedwith a B.S. in physical education in 1979. While at Eastern, he worked as a student assistant for the Charleston High School basketball program.

Upon graduation from EIU, he worked as an assistant coach for basketball and football and as head baseball coach at Sparta High School before returning to graduate school in 1982.HegraduatedfromMoreheadStateUniversityinKentuckywithamaster’sdegreeineducation/counselingandworkedasanassistantbaseballcoachatMSUuntil1983.Beforecoming to Logan, he was the head basketball coach and guidance counselor at DeLand-Weldon High School in Illinois.

Kyle Smithpeters ASSISTANTBASKETBALLCOACHKyleSmithpetersisinhisfourthyearastheassistantmen’sbasketballcoachatLogan.

Before joining theVolunteers,heservedasanassistantmen’sbasketball coach foroneseason at Southeastern Illinois College in Harrisburg, Illinois.

BorninMcLeansboro,Illinois,SmithpetersmovedwithhisfamilytoHarrisburgwhenhewas12.AftergraduatingfromHarrisburgHighSchoolin2001,heattendedSoutheasternIllinoisCollegewhereheplayedbasketballfortwoyears.TheFalconscompiledarecordof55-6during that timeandadvanced to theNJCAANationalTournament, reaching theFinalFour.In2004,hetransferredtoSouthernIllinoisUniversitywherehewasapartoftwoMissouriValleyConferencechampionshipSalukibasketballteams.HegraduatedfromSIUwithabachelor’sdegreeinhistoryeducationin2006.

He and his wife, Carrie, reside in Harrisburg.Smithpetershasnowtakenajobasanassistantmen’sbasketballcoachatMissouriState

University.

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Athletic Director: Jerry HalsteadCollege Enrollment: 6,787Conference: Great Rivers Athletic Conf.TeamName:VolunteersColors: Blue & Gray

Head Coach: Mark ImhoffAssistant Coach: Kyle Smithpeters2009-2010Record:24-7Phone:618-985-3741, Ext. 8369www.jalc.edu

2010-2011 MEn’S BaSKETBaLL ROSTERNo. NAME Ht. Wt. YR. PoS. HoMEtoWN (HighSchool)5 JoshAnderson 6-2 195 SO SG Chicago,IL (Simeon)10 DeshawnClay 6-3 190 FR SG Gary,IN (WestSide)12 ParfaitKipasa 6-0 180 FR PG Dallas,TX (God’sAcademy)15 AnthonyShoemaker 6-6 180 FR SF Joliet,IL (WestHigh)21 NathanielButler 6-6 205 SO G Dorado,P.R. (M.E.C.A.)23 StanSimpson 6-10 235 SO C Chicago,IL (Simeon)24 QuashawnCarpenter6-5 200 FR SF Eutaw,AL (GreeneCo.)30 MattSmithpeters 5-11 165 SO PG Harrisburg,IL (Harrisburg)32 ConnellCrossland 6-7 190 SO SF St.Louis,MO (HazelwoodEast)33 KevinSpears 6-0 185 FR G Glenbard,IL (GlenbardWest)44 AlexBrown 6-10 190 FR C Herrin,IL (Herrin)

2010-11 MEn’S BaSKETBaLLFrontrow(LtoR):DeshawnClay,MattSmithpeters,KevinSpears,AaronPetrowich(studentmanager),

JoshAnderson,TreCreamer,ParfaitKipasaBackrow(LtoR):AssistantCoachKyleSmithpeters,QuashawnCarpenter,AnthonyShoemaker,StanSimpson,

AlexBrown,ConnellCrossland,NathanielButler,HeadCoachMarkImhoff

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#5 JOSH ANDERSONPosition: Shooting guardHeight: 6’2” Weight: 195Year: Sophomore Hometown (High School): Chicago, IL (Simeon)

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#10 DESHAWN CLAYPosition: Shooting guardHeight: 6’3” Weight: 190Year: Freshman Hometown (High School): Gary, IN (West Side)

#12 PARFAIT KIPASAPosition: Point guardHeight: 6’0” Weight: 180Year: Freshman Hometown (High School): Dallas, tX (God’s Academy)

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#15 ANTHONY SHOEMAKER Position: Small forwardHeight: 6’6” Weight: 180Year: Freshman Hometown (High School): Joliet, IL (West High)

#21 NATHANIEL LIND BUTLER Position: Shooting guardHeight: 6’6” Weight: 190Year: Sophomore Hometown (High School): Dorado, Puerto Rico (Meca)

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#23 STAN SIMPSONPosition: CenterHeight: 6’10” Weight: 235Year: Sophomore Hometown (High School): Chicago, IL (Simeon)

#24 QUASHAWN CARPENTERPosition: Small forwardHeight: 6’5” Weight: 200Year: Freshman Hometown (High School): Eutaw, AL (Greene Co.)

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#30 MATT SMITHPETERSPosition: Point guardHeight: 5’11” Weight: 165Year: Sophomore Hometown (High School): Harrisburg, IL

#32 CONNELL CROSSLANDPosition: Small forwardHeight: 6’7” Weight: 190Year: Sophomore Hometown (High School): St. Louis, Mo (Hazelwood East)

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#33 KEVIN SPEARSPosition: GuardHeight: 6’0” Weight: 185Year: Freshman Hometown (High School): Glenbard, IL (Glenbard West)

#40 ALEX BROWNPosition: CenterHeight: 6’10” Weight: 190Year: FreshmanHometown (High School): Herrin, IL

LOGan RECORDSCoach

Jerry BechtelJohn SalaJohn SalaJohn SalaJohn SalaJohn SalaJohn Sala Ron Gregory Ron GregoryBob Brown Bob Brown Tom Ashman Tom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom Ashman

Year1989-19901990-19911991-19921992-19931993-19941994-19951995-19961996-19971997-19981998-19991999-20002000-20012001-20022002-20032003-20042004-20052005-20062006-20072007-20082008-20092009-2010

W/L29/5

18/1519/1322/1122/1125/1119/1316/1622/1023/1118/1618/1317/1515/1717/1426/721/1027/5

18/1422/1024/7

Year1969-19701970-19711971-19721972-19731973-19741974-19751975-19761976-19771977-19781978-19791979-19801980-19811981-19821982-19831983-19841984-19851985-19861986-19871987-19881988-1989

W/L7/129/125/1713/920/413/1219/412/117/1918/824/523/7

14/1512/1616/1316/1421/1122/1118/1518/15

CoachTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom AshmanTom Ashman MarklmhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoffMarkImhoff

1330 pts.749 pts.24.2ppg

.704%

.876%42pts.

17921038913.02686221

1120

1524189

LOGan RECORDSIndividual Statistics • 12 Games or More

Leading Scorer, Two YearsLeadingScorer,OneYearBestPerGameAverageBestFieldGoalShootingPercentageBestFreeThrowPercentageMostPointsinOneGameLeadingRebounder(off.)LeadingRebounder(def.)Best Team RebounderMostReboundsPerGameAverageMostReboundsinOneGameMostRecoveriesMostAssistsMostRecoveriesinOneGameMostFreeThrows AttemptedinOneGameMostFreeThrowsMadeinOneGameMostConsecutiveFreeThrowsMostFieldGoalsinOneGameMostThree-PointFieldGoals inOneGame

TimBrown(‘86-‘88)CordellJeanty(‘03-‘04)CordellJeanty(‘03-‘04)LarryAbeIl(‘70)MarkThornton(‘86-‘87)JamesMackey(‘71)JohnJackson(‘90)JohnJackson(‘90)JohnJackson(‘90)SteveToler(‘74)ArtePreston(‘88)JohnJackson(‘90)AmeerWatts(‘01)DennyDziadus(‘70)DavidBeggs(‘72)

DavidBeggs(‘72)MarkThornton(‘86-‘87)CordellJeanty(‘03-‘04)RussellJupiter(‘91)

TEaM STaTISTICSLoganvs.ScottAFB1/22/71Loganvs.Shawnee12/20/86Loganvs.Kaskaskia1/16/70Loganvs.MineralArea11/14/87Loganvs.RendLake2/26/81Loganvs.RendLake2/26/81AlgieNeal-LakeLand(1971)Nail-WesternKentuckyTech.(1971)12-13(8attemptsormore)1989 - 19901974 & 19851980 - 19811979 - 1980 & 1980 - 19811980 - 19811980 - 1981Loganvs.StateComm.College(1986)

147 pts.255pts.43 pts..636%24pts.17 pts.57 pts.

29-512

13 - 08 - 093.0.535

92pts.

HighestFinalScorebyLoganHighest Combined ScoreHighestNumberFreeThrowsShot-OneGameBestShootingPercentagefromFieldLowestFinalScorebyLoganLowestFinalScorebyOpponentMostPointsScoredbyIndividualOpponentBestFreeThrow%byIndividualOpponentBest Regular Season RecordMostConsecutiveWinsBest Home RecordBest Conference RecordHighestTeamAverageOffenseHighestFieldGoalPercentageLargestMarginofVictory

WHERE HaVE THEY GOnE?Recent players who have gone on to

4-year colleges and universities.Dirk Herdes - Eastern Illinois UniversityMattBrooks-LindenwoodUniversityJohnThomas-FontbonneUniversityTim Rose - Southern Illinois University - EdwardsvilleReggieTillitt-FontbonneUniversityCarlVault-HardingUniversityNathanSexton-BellarmineUniversityEricBurdsall-Lees-McRaeCollegeMartinBrothers-UniversityofSouthernIndianaAmeerWatts-MissouriSouthernStateCollegeDavidCruse-MissouriSouthernStateCollegeJason Wright - University of IndianapolisTedrickRance-KendallCollegeMichaelFrazier-IndianaUniversity-SoutheastDariusWylie-SpartanburgMethodistCollegeJonathan Webb - Eureka CollegeEricSmith-MarshallUniversityJosh Swain - Gannon UniversityKevinSpicer-AlabamaStateUniversityAndre Thomas - Southern Illinois University - EdwardsvilleBlake Hall - Coker CollegeCordell Jeanty - Southern Illinois University - EdwardsvilleJohnPatterson-FontbonneUniversityAndyKissel-OaklandCityUniversityJuliusWhitehead-McKendreeCollegeTy Johnson - Southern Illinois University EdwardsvilleMelvinHall-UniversityofSouthernIndianaAnthony Cawthon - Judson CollegeRobert Broughton - Gannon UniversityJimmy Williams - Alderson-Broaddus CollegeVincentAteba-MissouriSouthernStateUniversityMikeDavis-UniversityofIllinois-SpringfieldJosiahMiller-UniversityofCentralMissouriD.J.Posley-UniversityofCalifornia,SantaBarbaraNathanSchumacher-UniversityofSouthernIndianaLucas Steijn - Idaho State UniversityBrooks Taylor - University of Central ArkansasNormanWells-HawaiiPacificUniversityJarvisWalker-UniversityofKentuckyChrisParks-DruryUniversityMattLander-WesternIllinoisUniversityJessePerry–UniversityofArizonaLazericJones–UCLAKennyHarris-UniversityofEvansvilleRussellMoore-UniversityofAlbanyDevonteMaymon-YoungstownStateUniversityJeff Jackson - Central ArkansasAndre Clark - Texas Christian UniversityAntwond Roshell - Louisiana Tech

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2009-2010 Men’s Basketball Schedule and ResultsRecord: 24-7

DaTE OppOnEnT pLaCE RESuLTS11/03/09 MineralAreaCollege H W,77-7411/06/09 NewCreationsPrep H W,98-5111/07/09 BrehmPrep H W,89-8311/11/09 VincennesUniversity A L,88-7811/12/09 ErnstPrepSchool H W,107-5111/17/09 Three Rivers Community College H W, 79-5612/01/09 Mid-ContinentUniversity H W,116-4712/04/09 SouthernSportsAcademy H W,110-5312/05/09 MeramecCollege H W,80-5112/07/09 MineralAreaCollege A L,75-6012/10/09 ThreeRiversCommunityCollege A L,85-6012/12/09 VincennesUniversity H L,81-801/04/10 NewCreationsPrep H W,88-661/06/10 LakeLandCollege* A W,77-75OT1/09/10 RendLakeCollege* A W,72-671/13/10 OlneyCentralCollege* H W,68-571/16/10 WabashValleyCollege* H W,87-78OT1/18/10 KaskaskiaCollege* A W,89-761/23/10 LincolnTrailCollege* H W,83-641/27/10 SoutheasternIllinoisCollege* A W,80-721/30/10 Southwestern Illinois College* H W, 80-762/03/10 LakeLandCollege* H W,86-702/06/10 RendLakeCollege* H W,95-492/10/10 OlneyCentralCollege* A W,81-782/13/10 WabashValleyCollege* A W,92-852/20/10 LincolnTrailCollege* A W,74-652/22/10 KaskaskiaCollege* H W,86-82OT2/24/10 SoutheasternIllinoisCollege* H L,72-70OT2/27/10 SouthwesternIllinoisCollege* A L,69-623/04/10 Region24Tourn.v.LincolnTrail A W,97-743/05/10 Region24Tourn.v.SoutheasternIL A L,98-74

*denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference Game

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VOLunTEERS SpORTS nETWORKTheVolunteersSportsNetworkisinits30thyearofoperation,providingplay-by-playandcolorcommentaryonJohnA.

LoganCollegebasketballforthedistrictandsurroundingcommunity.JohnA.LoganCollegeishappytohaveWXAN103.9FMasitsprimaryradiostation.TomFerris,MikeMurphy,RonHines,JohnHoman,andRogerMedlenserveasannouncersfortheVolunteersSportsNetwork.

OTHER MEDIa COVERInG THE VOLunTEERS Newspapers:

Daily Journal - EldoradoDuQuoinEveningCall-DuQuoinHerrin Spokesman - HerrinDailyRepublican-MarionTheMurphysboroAmerican-MurphysboroThePlanet-MetropolisSouthern Illinoisan - CarbondaleDailyAmerican-WestFrankfortCarterville Courier - Carterville

GREaT RIVERS aTHLETIC COnFEREnCE InAugust1982,competitionbeganinanewlyorganizedleagueofcommunitycollegesinIllinois.Chartermembersoftheleagueincludedthefollowing:JohnA.LoganCollege,KaskaskiaCollege,SoutheasternIllinoisCollege,RendLakeCollegeandWabashValleyCollege.AlltheinstitutionswerelocatednearthetwogreatriversinIllinois,theMississippiandOhioRivers—thusthe name Great Rivers Athletic Conference was adopted. In1985,currentmembersOlneyCentralCollegeandSouthwesternIllinoisCollegejoinedtheGRAC.In1988,LincolnTrailbecameaGRACmember.LakeLandCollegejoinedtheconferencein2005.

television:WSIL-TV3-CartervilleKFVS-TV12-CapeGirardeau(MO)WPSD-TV6-Paducah(KY)WSIU-TV8-Carbondale

John A. Logan CollegeCarterville, IL

Kaskaskia CollegeCentralia, IL

Lake Land CollegeMattoon, IL

Lincoln trail CollegeRobinson, IL

olney Central Collegeolney, IL

Rend Lake CollegeIna, IL

Southeastern Illinois CollegeHarrisburg, IL

Southwestern Illinois CollegeBelleville, IL

Wabash Valley CollegeMt. Carmel, IL

2010-2011 Men’s Basketball ScheduleDAtE oPPoNENt PLACE tIME

NoVEMBERFri...5 John A. Logan Classic H 6/8 p.m.Sat...6 John A. Logan Classic H 1/3 p.m.Mon...8 three Rivers Community College H 7 p.m.Fri...12 PennValleyCommunityCollege A 7p.m.Mon...15 Lewis & Clark College H 7:30 p.m.Sat...20 MoberlyAreaCollege A 7:30p.m.

DECEMBERFri...3 John A. Logan Invitational H 6/8 p.m.Sat...4 John A. Logan Invitational H 1/3 p.m. Sat...11 Three Rivers Community College A 7 p.m.

JANuARYMon...3 Lewis&ClarkCollege A 7:30p.m.Wed...5 MoberlyAreaCollege A 7:30p.m.Sat...8 Rend Lake College* H 3 p.m.Mon...10 KaskaskiaCollege* A 7:30p.m.Wed...12 OlneyCentralCollege* A 7:30p.m.Sat...15 Wabash Valley College* H 3 p.m.Wed...19 Lincoln trail College* H 7:30 p.m.Sat...22 LakeLandCollege* A 7:30p.m.Wed...26 Southeastern Illinois College* H 7:30 p.m.Sat...29 SouthwesternIllinoisCollege* A 3p.m.

FEBRuARYWED...2 Rend Lake College* A 7:30 p.m.Sat...5 Kaskaskia College* H 3 p.m.Wed...9 olney Central College* H 7:30 p.m.Sat...12 WabashValleyCollege* A 3p.m.Wed...16 Lincoln Trail College* A 7:30 p.m.Sat...19 Lake Land College* H 3 p.m.Wed...23 SoutheasternIllinoisCollege* A 7:30p.m.Sat...26 Southwestern Illinois College* H 3 p.m.

* denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference GameHome games are in bold.