Lincoln High School

Rails Swim Past Ottumwa

December 21, 2011

The Rails Men's team faced their first conference opponent on Monday (12/19), the Ottumwa Bulldogs. The Rails won handily, 121 to 43. Though the score may imply otherwise, this meet was a big one. It was the first step on the road to repeating as conference champions. The team had to win it to start with a 1-0 record against conference opponents and, more importantly, it was the last meet before the Rails face Roosevelt on January 5th... [Continue Reading] READ MORE

Middle School Girls Rule Conf. Meet

December 1, 2011

Lincoln hosted the Middle School Girls Metro Conference Meet on Tuesday (11/29), where five schools competed against each other for the chance to earn medals and ribbons. The Rails had an outstanding day, with athletes represented on the Top Six award stand in every event. [Read More] READ MORE

Rails Take Care of Business Against Newton

December 1, 2011

The men's team went to Newton on Monday (11/28), where they took care of business against the Cardinals. The meet was even more intense than their first one. The Rails and Newton traded victories and races all evening, leading to a tie going into the last relay. The team that took first was going to win. And the Rails did it! By taking first and third - they sealed the victory, bringing the team to a 2-0 record. [Read More] READ MORE

A Sneak Peek At The Men’s Team

November 10, 2011

The Lincoln Rails high school men's team began on Monday, November 7th. The team practices twice a day, an hour in the early morning and 2 1/2 hours in the afternoon. But the guys all know the hard work is worth it. This year's team poised to do some great things, including repeat as Metro Champs and send over 10 guys to the state meet! [Read More] READ MORE

Rails Take 3rd at LHS Invite

September 26, 2011

Congratulations to the Rails Swimming Women's team! They took 3rd in the Lincoln Invite on Saturday (9/24) and earned some new season best times along the way. The day began with diving. Boone jumped out to an early lead taking the top spot. With a panel of five judges, the Rails divers got a chance to see what 11-dive meets are all about. Torie Dotts dove well - earning her best score of the season, 110.70 for six dives. Swimming started at 11:30 a.m. with the Medley Relay. The Rails' Medley took first overall with a time of 1:58.65 - a new season best time! From there the day was a success ... [Read More] READ MORE