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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1985
Page
6
Lee College Rebels opened the 85 86 season with an 91 80 loss to Angelina Roadrunners at the Lee gym. Coach Mike Hefley praised his team despite jitters and a slow start, noting improved second half effort and Bolden’s 12 rebounds as standout.
Sherman Wyckoff, 6 foot 6 inch forward for the Lee College Rebels, explains his improved poise and defensive focus after returning from ineligibility. Coach Mike Hefley notes his strong rebounding and use of team play, with attention to possible college recruiters and plans to major in business management. Wyckoff eyes a long season against San Jacinto and aims to lead with baskets and rebounds.
Setter Molly McGuire says the season fell short despite talent. Rebels fell to Alvin 13 15 15 9 14 16 and to St Philips 9 15 7 15, ending regional hopes in San Antonio. Kathy Brown adds the team gave its best effort and believes they were better than their showing.
Competition winners announced by John Thomas show Lee College students topping events in eightball table tennis and frisbee. In eightball open Douglass Keyes won with Scott Burns second. intermediate winners were Russell Enderli and Jimmie Smith. Table tennis open winners were Fred Utley and Darin LaMarr. doubles champions were LaMarr and Utley. Frisbee ended in a tie between Van Duke and Vince Golle, with Duke prevailing in a flipoff.
Multi talented Sudberry picks tennis as ticket to college. Sudberry from Ross S Sterling earns a two year full ride at Lee College due to convenience and program strength. He notes cross court backhand weakness but forehand serve and volley strength. He praises coach C C Wilson and small class size for teacher student involvement. After LC he plans to major in criminology at the University of Texas.
Lee College earns first place in the Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Conference bowling event in Alvin. Susan Gregory leads with a 202 high, Patti DeHart adds strong scores, and the women claim top honors while the mixed doubles take second and the men place third behind Brazosport and Alvin.
Athletic Director Ron Ummel cites lack of community interest and insufficient state funding as barriers to starting a Lee College women's basketball program. Coach Mike Hefley notes campus interest is also low and gym scheduling conflicts exist. He suggests future student activity facilities could help, and mentions nearby schools with teams.
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