Basketball Banquet a Success
Sye and Morris Awarded Co-MVP

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa—Lycoming men’s basketball held its annual banquet on Sunday. Master of ceremonies Ken Sawyer helped head coach Don Friday and his team celebrate a successful 2006-2007 season.

Sophomore Greg Sye (Chantilly, VA) and junior Kevin Morris (Camp Hill, PA) shared co-MVP awards for their outstanding play. Sye led the Warriors with 13.7 points and 5.4 rebounds per game, and was named second team All-Freedom Conference. Meanwhile, Morris exploded in his final ten games, scoring 17.3 points per contest and sinking 33 three-pointers. His 59 total three-pointers led Lycoming for the year.

The Dutch Burch Defensive Award went to sophomore Jemayne Nowlin (Gaithersburg, MD). Nowlin’s quickness and nose for the ball were essential to the Warriors 2006-2007 defense.

Sophomore Anthony Watson (Philadelphia, PA) took home the Coaches Award for the most improved underclassman over the course of the year. Watson directed the team’s offense from the point guard position.

Morris, Nowlin and sophomore Davon Winfrey (Alpharetta, GA) were recognized with Academic Achievement Awards for their exemplary efforts in the classroom.

Finally, former Lycoming player Seth Burch ’89 was recognized for his support of Warrior basketball as both a player and alumnus. Seth has been part of Lycoming basketball almost his entire life.