Rebels Open 1984-85 Season vs Angelina Tuesday
Lee College basketball starts season Tuesday at LC Gymnasium against Angelina. Coach Mike Hefley hails Angelina as a top state foe and stresses the season’s opening game as pivotal. Heffley notes returning sophomores boost bench depth and aims for roughly 49 percent shooting from last year, hoping for a strong start.
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LC Rebels Volleyball Rally Through Bee Bee Tourney
Lee College volleyball team went 3 1 at Bee Bee County on Oct 19 20 facing San Jacinto Laredo St Phillips and Bee Junior Colleges. LC beat Bee twice 15 8 15 12 but dropped two against Laredo and St Phillips and suffered a 15 11 15 10 loss to San Jac. Lee College swept Alvin 15 11 15 5 15 13 on Oct 15 and fell to San Jac 15 11 5 15 2 15 8 at home on Oct 12. Coach CC Wilson praised improved coverage and setup with key players Sonya Agnew and Charlene Farr shining. Next games are at St Phillips as the tournament continues.
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Rebels Face Tough Conference Season Despite Weather Delays
Coach Richard Smith of Lee College foresees one of the conference’s top baseball teams despite repeated rain outs canceling practices and scrimmages. The Rebels regret a washed out scrimmage against San Jacinto Ravens, last year’s No. 2 national team, whose experience makes them formidable. Pitching, aided by student coaches Mark Copeland and Charlie Corbell, forms the core of future success as the team emphasizes learning the strike zone. A recent win over McNeese State University adds momentum to the Rebels season.
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Petitions raise concerns on administration, contracts, and personnel
Adams cites a faculty survey showing 50 percent consider too many administrators while enrollment declines. Davis questions a $2,975 Bayshore Welding contract vs a $930 K and M Welding bid. Lestarjette alleges wrongful termination and seeks reinstatement and travel reimbursements. Regents pledge responses as SC prepares for spring season.
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