Harrogate, TN -- Lincoln Memorial delivered one of its most balanced offensive outings of the season, posting 94 points behind six double-figure scorers and a dominant effort on the glass in a winning effort at home against Mars Hill on Wednesday night, claiming its first South Atlantic Conference victory of the season, 94-80.

The Railsplitters were paced by Walter Campbell's powerful performance inside, as he finished with 19 points on 7-for-14 shooting while collecting a game-high 9 rebounds. Campbell's presence on the offensive boards (five offensive) consistently extended possessions and helped LMU control the paint throughout the night.
Armon Jarrard added another efficient showing with 17 points, fueled by a sharp 4-for-7 mark from beyond the arc. The guard also tallied four rebounds, one assist, and two steals, providing impact on both ends of the floor.

Jayden Spearman continued his offensive consistency with 15 points, knocking down four threes and adding four rebounds, two assists, and a steal. His perimeter scoring helped stretch the defense and open driving lanes for LMU's frontcourt.

Starter Ashton Pennamon turned in a well-rounded performance with 13 points, six rebounds, three assists, and two steals across 32 minutes. His ability to attack downhill and generate opportunities for teammates played a key role in LMU's offensive rhythm. Yassin Hussein delivered another strong interior effort, recording 10 points on 4-for-6 shooting while grabbing 6 rebounds and dishing out 2 assists.

Drew Lewis chipped in a steady 6 points, 4 rebounds, and an assist, while EJ Smith and Nate Mims added 4 and 3 points respectively off the bench. Grace Aluma contributed valuable minutes as well, scoring 2 points and pulling down 4 rebounds—including 3 offensive boards—to bolster LMU's presence inside. Emmanuel James opened the night with 2 points and a rebound, and Charles Okafor added 2 boards in early action.

As a team, the Railsplitters shot 46.7 percent from the field and 34.4 percent from three while dominating the rebounding battle 46–28. LMU's depth and activity on both ends allowed the group to control tempo and sustain its scoring pace from start to finish. The performance showcased one of Lincoln Memorial's most complete efforts of the season as the Railsplitters continue to build momentum heading into the next stretch of play.

Lincoln Memorial will be back in action Sunday at home against Wingate, with tip-off slated for 3 PM.