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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1977
Page
6
Four freshmen from Lee College represented LC at the 1977 Women's Championship Swimming and Diving meet at Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce Florida. LC finished 17th of 24 junior colleges with over 150 competitors.
Rebel guard James Harris from Houston earned a spot on the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference All Conference team and the Region South Zone All Tournament team. He averaged 15.2 points per game in conference play as the fourth leading vote getter among ten players. Teammate Dwayne Johnson also made the Region South Zone All Tournament team, averaging 11.4 points.
The LC women's tennis team remains undefeated in dual meets after beating Alvin 6 4 on March 16. Brigette Beavers and Brenda Flewellen won in singles, while Joyce Hostetler and Rhonda Fikes paired to win doubles. John Tidrow and Mike Hefley Jr. were the sole SC men’s singles winners and also won the doubles.
Lee College hosted Gulf Coast Conference Sports Day on March 22 with SC competitors taking three firsts in both bowling and badminton. Mary Jo Carlson led women's bowling with a 510 high series, while Carlson and Cindy Allen won women's doubles with a 936. The LC coed bowling team scored 1818 led by Betty Smith, Steve Ramsey, Debbie Lankford, and Glenn Terry. Ramsey also took second in men's high series and high game. In badminton, P I Sacranoni and Brenda Flewellen won singles, Kennetha Willie and Shannon won women's doubles, with West and Fudge second in men's doubles and Hudgins second in men's singles. Archery saw LC finish second in both genders with Sandlin, Carmody, Hoover on the men’s side and Robinson, Miller, Miller on the women’s side.
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