Created: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:00 a.m. CST
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Lakers beat Spartan men

ESTHERVILLE — Iowa Lakes looks to replace Southwestern in the national ratings this week after defeating the Spartans 82-72 Saturday. The Lakers, ranked in the preseason, improved to 12-4 and 3-1 in conference play. Southwestern, No. 12 on the national Division II poll last week, slipped to 8-4 and 1-1 in the league. “We were up 15-8 and playing pretty well. Then similar to the Marshalltown game, we went into our lapse where we don’t play defense and miss free throws,” coach Jerry Drymon said. Southwestern rallied from a 13-point deficit to go in front by four points (62-58) with about seven minutes left, but couldn’t hang on as the Lakers finished with a 24-10 run. Southwestern was 14-of-23 in the second half at the line, and only 17-31 for the game. Terrance Morgan led the Spartans with 18 points and Tyler Raasch chipped in 15. Southwestern plays a makeup game at Mount Mercy JV in Cedar Rapids tonight. IOWA LAKES (82) — Mitch Bain 19, Cornelius Vines 18, Jimmie Marshall 10, Mike Betts 9, David Fox 7, Dalston Jones 6, Bill Geelan 6, Zach Fenceroy 5, Jackson Parr 2. Totals — 27 18-28 82. FG shooting — 27-60 (45 percent). 3-point goals — 10-22 (Vines 4, Geelan 2, Jones 2, Marshall 1, Fenceroy 1). Rebounds - 43. Turnovers — 28. Team fouls — 29. Fouled out — Marshall, Vines, Fox. SOUTHWESTERN (72) — Terrance Morgan 18, Tyler Raasch 15, Laurice Ellison 12, Ryckey Harper 8, Anthony Davis 6, Kristian Williams 5, Royce Phillips 4, Drew Godwin 2, Chris Santiago 2. Totals — 26 17-31 72. FG shooting — 26-52 (50 percent). 3-point goals — 3-9 (Raasch 3). Rebounds — 31 (Ellison 11, Raasch 4). Assists — 13 (Morgan 5). Steals — 4 (Phillips 3). Blocked shots — 6 (Ellison 3). Turnovers — 29. Team fouls — 27. Fouled out — Morgan, Harper. ILCC — 41 82 SWCC — 35 72

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