Winning ways contagious at Lee College athletics this season
Lee College squads show momentum with SC basketball finishing non conference at 14 2 and 23 6 overall while volleyball and baseball boast strong recruiting. Basketball earned a 6 4 conference record and playoff berth behind freshmen and smart sophomores. Baseball opened 4 8 with pitching strong but hitting uneven.
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Rebels clinch Region XIV playoff berth with 117 79 win
Lee College Rebels overpower Wharton County Pioneers 117 to 79 to secure a third place finish and the third seed in the Region XIV South Zone playoffs. Cedrick Porter filled in at point guard with 14 assists while Tracey Ware scored 41 and Scott Boykin 23 as the defense forced 32 turnovers and ran the floor. The win sets a semifinal spot at Alvin against the Dolphins with hopes of revenge after a 1987 defeat.
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Lee College splits with Alvin in doubleheader baseball
Lee College defeated Alvin Community College 6-2 in the second game of a doubleheader at Jenkins Park on February 24, with Sammy Musso pitching two hits allowed and Jesse DeLeon and Dewan Edmonston delivering key home runs. LC won the first game 9-5 as Alvin pitcher Scott Harrison held the Rebels early before LC rallied.
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Henry Cabellero
J. J. Candelari
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Blinn Junior College
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Spring intramural signups at Gulf Coast intercollege event
Gulf Coast intercollegiate sports day at San Jacinto College Central on March 6 features coed volleyball racquetball tennis eight ball three on three basketball and softball. Meet 7 a.m. in LC gym. $5 meal stipend. two school vans to Pasadena. contact Benny Moskowitz at 425 6403.
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Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Surf Contest Set for Spring Break 1990
The Surf Club at Texas A&M University Galveston will sponsor the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Surf Contest Spring Break 1990 at Fort Crockett Seawall Park on March 10. Six divisions include under and over 18 open, open body board, open women's, open long board, and collegiate. Entry deadline March 2 with $10 fee, late $15. check-in 6–7 p.m. at Sunrise Surf Shop or 7 a.m. at the contest site.
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Tracey Ware, Keith Hearon and Phillip Brazile lead TJCAC honors
Lee College standout Tracey Ware was named to the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference second team on Feb. 22, with teammates Keith Hearon and Phillip Brazile also honored. Ware averaged 28.4 points and 12.8 rebounds as a sophomore. Brazile posted 17 PPG and 7 RPG. Heaton added 18.5 PPG and 9.8 APG. Wisley Epps and Derek Haywood earned honorable mention. Haywood was an alternate for the Juco Shootout. Coach Montet praised all selections amid Haywood’s omission from first or second teams.
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