It was Senior Day at Rochester Institute of Technology today, but the day belonged to junior Marcus Lowe of Anchorage. Lowe’s fingerprints were all over a 67-61 victory over Alfred University during NCAA D3 action in New York. The 5-foot-8 starting guard finished with 10 points and 5 assists, with most of his damage coming… Read more »
Anchorage’s Marcus Lowe supplied some of the few highlights for the Rochester Institute of Technology men’s basketball team during a 66-53 loss to Utica in D3 action. The 5-foot-8 playmaker collected 8 points, 5 assists, 5 rebounds and 1 steal in 28 minutes. Lowe, of Service High fame, was coming off a career-best 10-assist performance.
Marcus Lowe of Anchorage dropped enough dimes to make dollar against D’Youville College in NCAA D3 action. The 5-foot-8 junior point guard keyed a 78-59 victory for Rochester Institute of Technology by scoring 6 points and adding a career-high 10 assists in 24 minutes. Lowe, of Service High fame, leads RIT with 32 assists in… Read more »
Marcus Lowe of Anchorage was at his playmaking best tonight in helping Rochester Institute of Technology outlast Empire 8 rival Nazareth in an overtime thriller. Lowe, of Service High fame, dished off a team-best six assists in an 89-87 victory. He added four points and three rebounds. Better yet, the 5-foot-8 sophomore guard didn’t have… Read more »
Anchorage’s Marcus Lowe did everything he could Tuesday to help Rochester Institute of Technology stay out of the basement in the Empire 8 standings. Lowe, of Service High fame, chipped in six points, four rebounds, three steals and an assist to help RIT pull away from Alfred University 58-45 on the road. The NCAA Division… Read more »
As an all-state playmaker at Service High, Marcus Lowe didn’t have to worry about playing time. He was the primary ballhandler who played virtually every minute of every game. Now he’s a sophomore at Rochester Institute of Technology in New York. And college is an entirely different ballgame. Take Saturday’s game for example. Lowe was… Read more »
During the COVID-19 outbreak Alaska Sports Blog editor Van Williams will take the opportunity to take a retrospective look at Alaska sports. The first round of the 64-player bracket in the books. We have now sliced the field in half and moved closer to determining Alaska’s Greatest NCAA D1 Men’s Basketball Player. The opening round… Read more »
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Soldotna’s Brandon Newbould surprised himself at the Baystate Marathon in Lowell, Massachusetts. Not by winning – it was actually his second win since 2009. But rather his 26.2-mile time – it was the 10th fastest by an Alaskan. Newbould, of Soldotna High fame, clocked a personal-best time of 2 hours, 23 minutes, 51.4 seconds to… Read more »
If you have ever listened to the radio in Alaska, there’s a good chance you heard Dick Lobdell’s voice. And chances are you never forgot him. For those of us lucky enough to know the man behind the mic, Lobdell was as warm and as friendly as his dulcet voice. For more than 40 years… Read more »
