Men's Basketball

DateTimeOpponentHome or AwayResult
Nov 57:00pmCentral Christian College of the BibleAwayW, 95-60
Nov 137:00pmSt. Louis College of PharmacyLaughlin CenterL, 46-59
Nov 157:00pmEureka CollegeLaughlin CenterL, 65-89
Nov 173:00pmEmmaus Bible CollegeAwayW, 89-61
Nov 207:00pmGreenville CollegeAwayL, 67-101
Nov 277:00pmMcKendree UniversityAwayL, 53-69
Nov 29Midwest Tipoff TournamentAway
Nov 298:00pmGreat Lakes Christian CollegeAwayW, forfeit-
Nov 306:00pmMaranatha Baptist Bible CollegeAwayL, 66-71
Dec 14:00pmGrace Bible CollegeAwayL, 70-81
Dec 107:00pmSt. Louis Christian CollegeLaughlin CenterW, 87-44
Dec 127:00pmHoly Cross CollegeAwayL, 58-87
Jan 21:30pmManhattan Christian CollegeAwayL, 66-80
Jan 34:45pmNebraska Christian CollegeAwayW, 72-53
Jan 412:30pmOzark Christian CollegeAwayL, 82-91
Jan 106:00pmCentral Christian College of the BibleLaughlin CenterW, 70-59
Jan 123:00pmNorthland International UniversityLaughlin CenterL, 77-88
Jan 157:00pmSt. Louis Christian CollegeAwayW, 84-54
Jan 187:00pmKuyper CollegeAwayL, 67-83
Jan 191:00pmGreat Lakes Christian CollegeAwayW, 81-65
Jan 225:00pmMoody Bible InstituteLaughlin CenterL, 60-65
Jan 263:00pmPrincipia CollegeLaughlin CenterW, 79-58
Feb 23:00pmKuyper CollegeLaughlin CenterL, 63-71
Feb 77:00pmSt. Louis College of PharmacyAwayW, 84-74
Feb 138:00pmEureka CollegeAwayL, 66-74
Feb 163:00pmEmmaus Bible CollegeLaughlin CenterW, 74-37
Feb 218:00pmRegional Tournament: Grace Bible CollegeAwayL, 64-87
Feb 22Regional TournamentAway
Feb 23Regional TournamentAway
Overall11-15

The Lincoln Christian University Men's Basketball Program measures our success in three different areas:

  1. How we reflect Christ on the practice and game court.
  2. How we reflect Christ in the work that we do in the classroom.
  3. How we perform on the court at game time.

Every year, there are specific expectations of our student-athletes. We strive for our basketball players to grow in their walk with Christ the minute they step on campus, while also striving for excellence in the classroom and on the court. We continue to have student-athletes from our program that are recognized for their community involvement and academic performance.

On the court, we look to always compete at our highest levels. We work on improving throughout the entire year. It is our expectation to compete every year for the Mid-West Regional Championship. As a player for LCU, I had the opportunity to participate in two Mid-West Regional Semi-Finals, one Mid-West Regional Championship game, and make one National Tournament appearance. Competing for Regional Championships and National Tournament appearances are expectations that this program has on a yearly basis.

If you're interested in talking with myself or another coach, I encourage you to fill out a Recruit-Me Form today. I look forward to talking with you soon!

Mac Ingmire
Head Men's Basketball Coach

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Mac Ingmire

Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Mac Ingmire was hired in the spring of 2013 to take the helm of the Men’s Basketball Program.   Ingmire has a strong history with the LCU Men’s Basketball Program as he has played and served as an assistant coach for the last five consecutive years.

During the 2012-2013 season, his first season as an assistant coach, the program went 11-15, but the team was ranked in multiple national statistical rankings.  Coach Ingmire prides his teams on the defensive side of the ball.  As an assistant coach, LCU was ranked #8 in the country in scoring defense, holding opponents to an average of 71 points per game.  LCU also ranked #3 in the country in 3-point defensive field goal shooting percentage, holding opponents to 29% from beyond the arc.

As a player, Coach Ingmire saw a lot of success, playing under former Head Coach and LCU Athletic Hall of Fame member, Matt Clark.  In his four years of collegiate basketball, Coach Ingmire was the starting point guard for three of those years, including being a team captain from his sophomore through his senior years.  During his time, LCU had a lot of success, including a National Tournament appearance, a Regional Championship game appearance, and a 20-win season.  He is currently ranked in the Men’s Basketball Top-5 All-Time lists for steals and assists in a career.

Coach Ingmire also serves as the Athletic Director for LCU.  He received his B.A. in Business Administration from LCU and is currently pursuing his M.S. in Sports Administration and Coaching from Western Kentucky University.


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NCCAA

Lincoln Christian University is a member of the National Christian College Athletic Association.