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Green Bay Phoenix women win at Dayton

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Jessica Lindstrom poured in a career high 29 points and pulled down 17 rebounds to lead the Green Bay Phoenix (9-1) women’s team to a 75-64 win at Dayton, ending the Flyers 10-game home win streak.  The senior became the 36th member in program history to score 1,000 points in her career.

The Flyers are the fifth team the Phoenix has taken the floor against this season that competed in the 2017 NCAA Tournament.

Green Bay led 30-27 at halftime and was never challenged in the second half.

Allie LeClaire finished with 14 points and Frankie Wurtz scored a career-high 12 points. [Read more…]

Green Bay stays in hunt for HL Tournament’s 2-seed, Milwaukee falls

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Phoenix guard Warren Jones – Photo courtesy of Green Bay Phoenix Athletics

The Green Bay Phoenix scored 56 points in the second half on Tuesday night, knocking off UIC 87-79 to move into sole possession of  third place in the Horizon League.

The Phoenix (17-11, 11-5 HL) used a 15-0 run late in the second half to put the Flames (14-15, 7-9 HL) away.

The win sets up a key matchup on Friday night against Oakland as both teams battle for the two-seed in the upcoming Horizon League Tournament.

Green Bay is 11-5, while Oakland is 12-4 after their win over Youngstown State.  Valparaiso is in control of the No. 1 seed, which means the winner between Green Bay and Oakland will gain a strong hold for the number-two seed. [Read more…]

Green Bay, Milwaukee fall in Horizon League play

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Despite leading for all but five minutes of the game and shooting a season-high 60% from the field, the Green Bay Phoenix fell to Detroit Mercy 93-92 in Horizon League action on Sunday.

The Phoenix also committed a season-high 21 turnovers, 13 of them in the second half, in the loss.

Detroit (5-17, 3-7 HL) trailed 92-87 with 1:46 left, but they scored the final six points of the game, keeping the Phoenix scoreless the rest of the way.

Four players finished in double-figures for Green Bay (13-9, 7-3 HL), led by Khalil Small’s season-high 21.  Warren Jones and Charles Cooper each scored 15 points and Turner Botz added 12. [Read more…]

Phoenix go cold, fall to Pacific

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green-bay-phoenix-logo-2The Green Bay men’s basketball team couldn’t overcome a cold shooting night in College Basketball’s Tip-Off Marathon, falling early this morning (Tuesday) to Pacific, 76-58.

The Phoenix (1-1) shot just 30.4% (17-for-56) from the field and 22.7% (5-for-22) from three-point range in the loss.

Freshman Trevor Anderson led Green Bay in scoring with 14 points.  Khalil Small added 13.

Pacific shot just 35% from the field but went on a 11-0 run with just under nine minutes left to play to pull away for the victory.

Horizon League Roundup (AUDIO)

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Linc Darner

Linc Darner

Alec Peters scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds while Shane Hammink hit the game winning three-pointer with 2.2-seconds left to give Valparaiso a 70-68 win over Green Bay on Sunday, ending the Phoenix’ 4-game winning streak.

Valparaiso snapped a two-game losing streak against the Phoenix in Green Bay.

Khalil Small had 14 points to lead five Phoenix players in double figures.

Green Bay (19-12, 11-7) will face Cleveland State in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament at 11 [Read more…]

Green Bay holds off rival Milwaukee

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Green Bay coach Linc Darner

Green Bay coach Linc Darner

The Green Bay Phoenix had just played five-straight road games and ten of their last 12 away from the Resch Center, and the Milwaukee Panthers were wrapping up a five-game road trip, facing their rivals on Monday night.

The two teams were clearly road weary and their offense came in spurts.  In the end, the Phoenix played the cleaner game and held off the Panthers 70-68 to move into 4th place in the Horizon League, in front of the Panthers.  The Phoenix evened the season series with the two games being decided by a total of three points.

The Panthers had a couple of chances at the end of the game, with the Phoenix leading by two.  Brock Stull and Austin Arians missed three-pointers in the final eight seconds. [Read more…]