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Logan Student Recognized with Leathernecks Scholarship

Robbie Craig of Vandalia (third from left) receives a $250 scholarship from the local chapter of Leathernecks Motorcycle Club International, a veterans’ motorcycle club comprised of former and active Marine Corps personnel and Navy Corpsmen who served with the Fleet Marine Force. A John A. Logan College student, Craig was identified as a candidate for the scholarship by the Veterans Services Office at the college and selected by the Scholarship Committee. Also pictured from left are: William Owens of Johnston City; Gerald Hysom of Murphysboro; JALC Director of Scholarships and Alumni Services, Stacy Holloway; David Stucker of Herrin and Steve Berkemeier of Benton. Kneeling in front with the club jacket and logo is Devin Miles of Murphysboro. (Logan Media Services photo)

Robbie Craig of Vandalia (third from left) receives a $250 scholarship from the local chapter of Leathernecks Motorcycle Club International, a veterans’ motorcycle club comprised of former and active Marine Corps personnel and Navy Corpsmen who served with the Fleet Marine Force. A John A. Logan College student, Craig was identified as a candidate for the scholarship by the Veterans Services Office at the college and selected by the Scholarship Committee. Also pictured from left are: William Owens of Johnston City; Gerald Hysom of Murphysboro; JALC Director of Scholarships and Alumni Services, Stacy Holloway; David Stucker of Herrin and Steve Berkemeier of Benton. Kneeling in front with the club jacket and logo is Devin Miles of Murphysboro. (Logan Media Services photo)

BY JOHN D. HOMAN
Logan Media Services

A Vandalia man –Robbie Craig –enrolled in classes this spring semester at John A. Logan College is the new recipient of a $250 scholarship provided by Leathernecks Motorcycle Club International. Read more »

Five Area Golfers to Play at Logan Next Year

Five Southern Illinois high school seniors have chosen John A. Logan College as their school of choice to play golf next fall. They are from left seated: Abby Miller (Anna-Jonesboro); Molly Borowiak (Nashville); Dana Kaufmann (Carterville); Alexa Bond (Marion) and Brittanie Garrison (Carmi). Standing in the back are Vols assistant coach Harry Melvin and head coach Bill Glenn. (Logan Media Services photo)

Five Southern Illinois high school seniors have chosen John A. Logan College as their school of choice to play golf next fall. They are from left seated: Abby Miller (Anna-Jonesboro); Molly Borowiak (Nashville); Dana Kaufmann (Carterville); Alexa Bond (Marion) and Brittanie Garrison (Carmi). Standing in the back are Vols assistant coach Harry Melvin and head coach Bill Glenn. (Logan Media Services photo)

BY JOHN D. HOMAN
Logan Media Services

John A. Logan College women’s golf coach Bill Glenn wasted little time in filling available roster spots for next fall with the announcement of five new prep signings Wednesday evening. Read more »

Clay’s Tosses Lift Vols to Win Over Rend Lake; Johnson’s 32 Paces Logan Women to Victory

Vols’ sophomore guard DeShawn Clay passes to a teammate in game action with Rend Lake Wednesday night. Clay sank the game-winning free throws for Logan with less than two seconds left on the clock. (Logan Media Services photo)

Vols’ freshman forward Rashawn McElrath passes to a teammate in game action with Rend Lake Wednesday night. (Logan Media Services photo)

BY JOHN D. HOMAN
Logan Media Services

Sophomore guard DeShawn Clay calmly sank two free throws with 1.8 seconds left on the game clock Wednesday to lead the John A. Logan College men’s basketball team to an 80-78 win over Rend Lake before a near-capacity crowd on “Carterville Night” at Logan. Read more »